In today’s episode, we will look at what Druze leader Walid Jumblatt called Lebanon’s last chance to stop its demise, as political parties struggle to form a government capable of implementing much-needed reforms, examine the Indo-China border dispute and the situation it may lead to in terms of the two Asian giants' trade relations, and explore accusations of unethical behavior on Nikola and the automobile company's attempts to sue such accusers.

In today’s episode, we discuss the US presidential elections in November and some areas that may significantly impact voters' sentiments, talk about India's COVID situation and determine where it stands in terms of vaccine development, and explore the e-commerce boom in light of Amazon's recent hiring spree.

In today’s episode, we discuss the Liberal Democratic Party of Japan’s mandate selecting Yoshihide Suga to replace Shinzo Abe as Prime Minister of Japan, and what can be expected from the 71-year-old to revive the world’s third-largest economy from its financial slowdown, examine a coronavirus relief bill that threatens another government shutdown in the US, and talk about criticism against Israel’s three-week lockdown due to surging coronavirus cases.

In today’s episode, we talk about the situation in coup-hit Mali after opposition forces rejected a charter proposed by the military, discuss the US-TikTok deal and how Microsoft lost the bid to acquire the ByteDance owned company, and explore Nvidia’s $40 billion purchase of chip design giant Arm Holdings.

In today’s episode, we decode the entire fiasco of how and why political campaigns on social media are fast becoming a no go in light of Facebook’s recent announcement, discuss Epic Games’ battle against Apple’s App Store policies, and look at what led to the Serum Institute pausing its vaccine trials.

In today’s episode, we will look into a US vaccine candidate that is expected to be made commercially available by November, examine what is being termed as 'ethnic cleansing' of Uighur Muslims in China, and explore the possibility of Thailand reopening its border for international tourists.

In today’s episode, we will discuss India’s latest ban on 118 Chinese mobile applications and how it may impact the country’s app market, examine a Japanese government program aimed at diversifying the country's supply chains that could benefit New Delhi, and unpack China's initiative to establish global standards on data security.

In today’s episode, we analyze a twitter hack by an anonymous group who call themselves John Wick, discuss increasing pressure on US tech giants as Italy becomes the latest country to launch an investigation into Google and Apple for unfair practices, and talk about Lativian startup Lokalise that recently raised $6 million in funding.

In today’s episode, we will analyze the India telecom industry and how companies are struggling to clear statutory dues, explore the possibility of increased plastic exports to Africa by big oil companies, and examine how wild polio has been completely eradicated from the African continent.

In today’s episode, we will examine a recent peace accord between the Sudanese government and the Sudan Revolutionary Front, look at a growing divide between German citizens over the country's COVID-19 preventive measures, and explore LG's attempts to bring its air purification technology to wearable masks.