In today’s episode, we examine data privacy concerns as Google faces an EU investigation and Twitter may see itself coughing up a $250 million fine over targeted advertisements, and take a look at Huawei’s future as European sentiment fast catches up to US distrust against the Chinese firm.

Today, we are examining the possible closure of TikTok’s US operations, taking a look at the trade potential of Sri Lanka’s Port City and exploring an Indian policy that aims to manufacture mobile phones and components worth $140 billion in the next five years.

In today’s episode, we take a look at the salient features of India’s draft education policy and how it would impact education in the county, examine the extent of damages caused by floods in eastern India and Bangladesh, and explore what the Mali crisis means for West African nations.

In today’s episode, we talk about Saudi Arabia’s attempts to harness nuclear energy as neighboring UAE makes significant progress in establishing a nuclear powerplant, examine the influence of the COVID pandemic on the EdTech industry and unpack China’s ambitious space mission.

Today’s episode examines Poland’s position in safeguarding women’s rights as it decides to opt-out of the Istanbul convention, analyses the situation in Africa over sharing of the Nile’s waters between Ethiopia, Sudan, and Egypt, and takes a look at New Zealand’s new charter setting standards for the use of algorithms by government agencies.

In today’s episode, we examine the future of the Iran Nuclear Deal as the USA continues its campaign for extending the embargo, explore the situation in the South China Sea caused due to Beijing’s controversial claims on the water body, and explore the possible outcomes of a proposed US-Kenya free trade deal.

Today we are taking a look at Russia’s ambitious Nord Stream-2 project with Germany and what US sanctions mean for it, examining Mozambique’s potential as a gas exporter by tapping reserves from its Cabo Delgado province, and exploring what a new resin-based battery would mean for electric vehicles.

Today’s episode examines potential costs for COVID vaccines expected to be ready for commercial use by the end of this year, explores what the future of international air travel looks like, and talks about a German pop concert being organized to understand ways of COVID-19 spread.

Today, we will examine some options cab aggregators may exercise for as they brace for COVID-induced financial stress, explore AI in tourism to minimize social contact while increasing efficiency, and look at the startup potential of Africa.

In today's episode, we will look into the recent Indo-Australia virtual summit and China's role in increasing Indo-Australian friendship, understand the extent of famine in Yemen and its aid shortage, and examine the amount of economic gain that Dubai's tourism could inject into UAE's declining economy.