In today’s episode we will be analyzing the UK’s decision to approve the Pfizer vaccine and its possible impact on the country’s economic recovery post COVID, look at Russia’s mass vaccination programme, and finally examine the possibility of Saudi Arabia and Qatar putting aside their differences in a US-brokered deal.

In today’s episode, we will analyse India’s decision to stay out of the RCEP agreement and its pivot towards Africa for bilateral relations. We would also discuss the warning by US-based MNC- IBM on the potential hacking threat to COVID-19 vaccine supply chains and a scientific report which outlines the environmental damage caused by high -definition videos.

In today's episode, we will revisit the China-US trade war as Beijing tightened its export laws for controlled items as the Trump administration mulls blacklisting a Chinese chipmaker and oil producer, explore why several human rights organizations have flagged a US-UAE arms deal, and examine Zoom's 367% year-on-year revenue jump.

In today’s episode, we will look at signs of growing resistance against the use of vaccines that may put unnecessary pressure on pharma companies, revisit Belarus, where President Alexander Lukashenko has hinted at making room for a change in government after 26 years of rule, and finally examine the British auto industry that is continuing to register losses as the UK heads towards completion of Brexit.

In today’s episode, we will discuss the sentencing of 337 defendants related to the failed 2016 coup in Ankara's mass sedition trial. We will also explore the rise in import tariffs by China on Australian wine and tell you about the newest entrant to India's billion-dollar unicorn club.

In today’s episode, we will look into the UK's decision to regulate online resources in a consumer-centric manner to limit the influence of big tech companies like Google and Facebook, discuss Europe's attempts to impose sanctions on Turkey, and examine Dyson's proposed $3.6 billion investment in new technology.

In today’s episode, we will examine the UK's COVID-induced economic troubles in light of the recently released one-year spending plan, take a look at a World Health Organization initiative that aims to provide equal access to coronavirus testing, treatment and vaccines across the globe, and finally discuss the $30 million investment into African startup Chipper Cash.

In today’s episode, we will be revisiting the Hong Kong protests as China remains unhindered on its crackdown on pro-democracy activists, look at an attempted terrorist attack that India was able to ward off, and finally discuss the 7th World Internet Conference

In today’s episode, we analyze tech giant Google's increasing troubles in the UK and Russia, examine the future of hydrogen fuel cells in light of the Ineos-Hyundai deal, and finally take a look at ongoing protests in Guatemala.

In today’s episode we will observe the progress in COVID-19 vaccine development as companies record positive results, take a look at US President elect Joe Biden’s cabinet picks as President Donald Trump finally softens his stand on holding on to office, and finally take a look at a Chinese moon mission.