Today’s episode examines a US order directing federal agencies to prioritize the purchase of drugs and medical materials made in the USA, talks about increasing global climate change concerns as Canada loses its last fully intact Arctic shelf, and identifies the human influence on AI’s racism.

Today's episode analyzes the growth of MPesa as the largest online payment platform in Africa, examines the need for digital business platforms by looking at Gemini - Goldman Sachs' merger matchmaking app, and explores Japan's growth potential as a major power market.

Today’s episode examines threats posed by US President Donald Trump's Clean Network Initiative, explores the use of social media as a political tool as YouTube deletes over 2,000 spamming accounts, and discusses Russia's ambitious Greater Eurasia dream and China's role in it.

In today’s episode, we look into the future of Japanese investments in the UK post-Brexit, examine Indo-Iran trade ties over New Delhi’s investments in Tehran, and talk about bettering Indo-US trade relations over increasing rivalries with China.

In today's episode, we look into an uncertain US presidential race with elections slated in November, discuss increased protests in Hong Kong over China's security policies, and examine Singapore's recovery potential as it allows foreign workers to return to the country.

In today’s episode, we will examine how Google plans to make a $10 billion investment in India, explore Africa’s agricultural market as the TAAT targets an addition of 120 million metric tons to the region’s food production, and look into Lockheed Martin’s promise of adding $16.9 billion to Canada’s GDP.

In today’s episode, we will explore increasing investments in cryptocurrency, look at a COVID-induced hike in cybercrime, and examine what Chinese investments in Iran could mean for the US in West Asia.

In today’s episode, we take a look at Facebook and Twitter deciding to delete a post by US President Donald Trump over its COVID-19 misinformation policy, escalating tensions between Greece and Turkey over maritime claims, and the laying of a foundation stone for a temple on a long-disputed land in India.

In today’s episode, we examine the probable outcomes a US ban on Chinese applications may mean for global free trade, discuss a WHO mission in China investigating the origins of the novel coronavirus, and look at where present vaccine candidates stand.

In today’s episode we take a look at a massive explosion that has devastated Lebanon's capital Beirut, discuss reports of possible extraction of uranium in Saudi Arabia and explore where Sri Lanka might be heading after its recently concluded elections.