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The Japanese government expresses outrage at a statue depicting their Prime minister as a man of pleasure, Poland agrees to a deal with the US allowing for more troops to be stationed within their borders, Turkey threatens the UAE by saying they will be held accountable for their actions, and Pakistan releases an updated map of their country, which includes Kashmir within its borders.
Iran tests its new ballistic missiles on a mock US naval vessel, China warns India to stop messing with its economy, the EU rejects requests for aid from towns across Poland for being anti LGBTQ, and Egypt sends troops to Syria.
Somalian prime minister kicked out of office in a surprise vote of no-confidence, Israel and Hezbollah exchange gunfire along the northern border, Germany rejects call for Russia to join the G7, and Tom Hanks becomes a citizen of Greece.
Tensions between Saudi Arabia and Canada increase exponentially after the kingdom demands the return of a political refugee, Argentina condemns the UK for its continued hold on the Falkland Islands, and protests continue to grow in eastern Russia calling for the resignation of Putin.
Violence erupts across the Serbian capital after a clash with police in front of the parliamentary building, evidence emerges that former mayor of Seoul South Korea possibly committed suicide, and a series of events describing the rise and fall of the Brazillian Empire.
Cuba calls for its people to grow their own food amid shortage, planes grounded in Pakistan due to some pilots not having a license to fly, controversy in Hong Kong, and a look into the series of events leading up to the US invasion of Iraq.
An unidentified submarine spotted off the coast of Japan, pirates ravage the Gulf of Mexico and an explanation behind the Yemen civil war. The crew breaks it all down for you in this swashbuckling episode of the world at large.
Poland apologizes for accidentally invading the Czech Republic, Ethiopia and Egypt continue to fight over the limited water in the Nile River and deep dive into the collapse of the Kingdom of Hawaii. This is the World at Large, and we are Politics1001
UN Recognized government in Libya makes major gains in the civil war, Chile Announces the shutdown of many embassies around the world, an abundance of stories from around the globe, and a look into the creation of the Austria Hungarian empire.
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