In today’s episode, we will be revisiting the Caucasus as Russia offers to mediate a peace deal between Azerbaijan and Armenia, take a look at India’s ballooning deficit as the country asks states to reopen schools and other educational institutions in a phased manner despite COVID cases continuing to surge, and analyze media reports suggesting that China is planning to launch an antitrust probe into Google.

In today’s episode, we will be looking into Amnesty International’s decision to shut operations in India after its bank accounts were frozen, explore the situation in the Caucasus as Armenia remains embroiled in a dangerous conflict with Azerbaijan over disputed territory, and analyze the possibility of Japan's NTT taking full control of its wireless carrier business in a deal that could be worth $38 billion.

In today’s episode, we look into the rising number of coronavirus cases globally as the number of deaths caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus recently crossed the million mark with the US leading the grim tally, explore how recent tax revelations about US President Donald Trump could affect his re-election campaign, and examine billions of dollars that went out of Africa illegally.

In today’ episode, we will analyze the political situation in New Zealand as the country heads to polls on October 17, examine the situation in Taiwan after the Global Covenant of Mayors for Climate and Energy decided not to refer to Taiwanese cities as being a part of China, and will review Tesla's deal with Australian mineral supplier Piedmont Lithium.

In today’s episode, we will examine Sudan's economic crisis as it awaits $400 million in aid, dive into KKR's $755 million investment in Reliance Retail in India, and consider what Tesla must do to excite investors in the near term.

In today’s episode, we will be examining a fresh round of US-China tensions after Republican President Donald Trump, set to compete for re-election in November this year, told the United Nations General Assembly that Beijing must be held accountable for unleashing COVID-19 on the world, explore General Motors' own family of electronic vehicle drive systems it plans to start manufacturing, and finally, take a look at Somalia's plans for elections next year.

In today’s episode, we will re-examine the Nvidia-Arm Holdings deal and the hurdles it may face from China, look at fresh criticism against Apple over its antitrust policies with Spotify making strong accusations against the tech giant, and look into General Motor's dream of operating flying cars.

In today’s episode, we revisit the TikTok deal after US President Donald Trump accepted conditions towards a US-headquartered firm called TikTok Global with Oracle and Walmart taking minority stakes, discuss China-US relations as Beijing conducted a military drill while delegates from Washington met Taiwanese officials, and examine Flipkart's aim to go public by 2021.

In today’s episode, we examine reactions from West Asia after the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain officially signed the Abraham Accord, normalization agreements with Israel, at a White House ceremony, discuss the situation in Eastern Europe after hundreds of women protestors were arrested in Belarus and explore orbital awareness in the UK.

In today’s episode, we look into a possible increase in data risk after India banned over 150 applications citing national security concerns in line with the US-led Clean Network Initiative against Chinese tech companies, explore how Singapore is gaining popularity as a hub for Chinese tech manufacturers, and finally examine Australia's $3.7 million pandemic aid for its national news agency.