In today’s episode, we will look into an executive order by US President Donald Trump to ban 8 different applications developed by Chinese firms, discuss the WHO’s mission to China to investigate the origin of COVID, and revisit Nepal’s political crisis.

In today’s episode, we will revisit the farmers protests in India after the federal government failed to conclude any agreement with protesting farmers, we will then talk about Saudi Arabia’s decision to lift its embargo on Qatar and finally look at a decision in the United Kingdom preventing the extradition of US whistle-blower and Wikileaks founder Julian Assange.

In today’s episode, we will be looking into the challenges that India faces in immunizing its population against COVID-19 after the country authorized two vaccines for emergency use. We will then discuss Libya’s new exchange rate and finally explore the possibility of stricter lockdowns in the United Kingdom.

In today’s episode, we will revisit Nepal, a buffer state between two of Asia’s largest economies- China and India, with the latter trying to balance its influence in the tiny Himalayan state after the Nepali parliament was dissolved, look at a free trade agreement between African countries and what it means for the continent’s post COVID recovery, and finally look at Bitcoin's rise to almost a quadruple of its value in the year of the pandemic.

In today’s episode, we will be examining the United Kingdom’s deal with the European Union and what it means for Britain’s future trade and service arrangements with the 27 European nations, discuss US infectious disease specialist Dr Anthony Fauci’s belief that the US can expect some semblance of normality by autumn 2021, and finally look at China’s Sinopharm vaccine approval.

In today’s episode, we will be revisiting the vaccine race as the world rolls out its primary weapon against the 2019 coronavirus this year, look at the massive digital prowess the year 2020 saw, and finally discuss a few expectations 2021 has from space.

In today’s episode we will be looking at a timeline of events that led to tech giant Alibaba’s antitrust concerns in China, take a look at a change in political influence in Eastern Europe, and examine India’s rebuttal to a European court ruling.

In today’s episode, we will examine Israel’s political situation as the country holds its fourth election in two years, discuss Greece's new Rafale acquisitions and look at a $500 million world bank project with India towards a more green and safe national highways infrastructure.

In today’s episode we will discuss how Fintech firms can use browser history to determine credit scores, examine a cell phone hacking at the Al Jazeera media network in Qatar, and finally breakdown Pakistan’s $1.7 debt relief deal.

In today’s episode, we will be looking into the USA’s long awaited coronavirus package that was finally passed by Congress, follow the protests in Nepal after the PM Oli led government decided to dissolve the Nepali parliament, and finally talk about TikTok rival Josh, that is inviting largescale investments in India.