In today’s episode, we discuss Nigeria's #EndSARS campaign and why it is necessary for the entire African continent, look into a rape incident in India that has raised concerns over caste-based gender violence, and examine Germany's recent warning to Turkey over its maritime activities.

In today's episode, we will be examining increasing coronavirus cases in the UK and the country’s new three-tier lockdown plan. We will then revisit the Nagorno-Karabakh clash in the Caucasus that continues to claim lives even after Azerbaijan and Armenia signed a ceasefire deal, and finally, take a look at Libya’s plan to resume oil production at the Sharara oilfield.

In today’s episode, we look at the potential IPO listing of Chinese fintech giant Ant Group, examine a merger by the National Commercial Bank of Saudi Arabia, and explore the ongoing Algerian refugee crisis.

In today's episode, we will be examining the political upheaval that has followed a new economic reform law in Indonesia. We will also be highlighting the recent Australian federal budget and discuss the reported show of military strength by North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.

In today’s episode, we will look at US President Donald Trump's proposed $1.8 trillion package days after he had tweeted that all relief packages will be stalled till election day on November 3, consider a recent World Bank estimate on Africa's economic decline caused by the COVID pandemic, and discuss electric automaker Tesla's 500,000 vehicle target by the end of this year.

In today’s episode, we will be discussing the strong anti-Chinese sentiment present at the recent QUAD meet, explore the excellent opportunity India's rice exporters are trying to capitalize on, and discuss the latest developments on US President Donald Trump's tax fiasco.

In today’s episode, we will look into growing Russian interest in Africa as it plans to expand its footprint in the continent through trade and military endeavors, discuss a study that has claimed Beijing's experimental vaccine to be safe, and consider India's potential as a destination for smartphone manufacturing.

In today’s episode, we will be re-visiting Mali, which finally appointed a 25-member government after former president Boubacar Keita was forced to resign in a military coup, look at South Korean pop band BTS that saw a $50 billion bid from retail investors for coveted shares of their record label, and discuss the Nobel physics prize winners.

In today’s episode, we take a look at Belarus as protests which began in August over Alexander Lukashenko’s election win continue to cause friction between government forces and citizens, examine Google’s latest announcement to strictly enforce a payment system in India that has invited the ire of local CEOs, and talk about a discovery that has won three scientists the 2020 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine.

In today’s episode, we look at the US presidential race and how President Donald Trump's COVID infection may affect his election campaign, discuss how a group of Indian startups is getting together to work against Google's app dominance, and examine Section 230 of the US's Communications Decency Act and why the Senate Commerce Committee has subpoenaed the CEOs of Twitter, Facebook, and Google.