TRT World Podcasts

We live in a new age of algorithms and that’s all thanks to the man who invented them, the Muslim Persian Polymath Al Khwarizmi. In this episode of our series “The House of Wisdom” we break down who he was and his significant contributions to our modern world.

In the world’s most prestigious universities, professors teach us that Karl Marx was the father of sociology, that Herodotus was to thank for historiography, and that Adam Smith was the founder of modern-day economics.

What if we told you that the man who founded and mastered all these disciplines was actually an Arab Muslim Andalusian scholar known as Ibn Khaldun? We narrate the story of how he did it all.

TRT World's Ali Aslan sits down for a one-on-one with former Swedish Prime Minister Carl Bildt.

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The ruble has regained nearly all its losses since Russia's incursions on Ukraine, despite heavy sanctions.

How is this possible? Taha Meli Arvas explains 'In Brief'

Leaders from around the world have met in Antalya, Turkey to discuss relations following Russia’s recent attacks.

In this edition of ‘One on One’ TRT World’s Andrew Hopkins sits down with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba to discuss his conversation with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, and the future of diplomacy for Ukraine.

2021-2022 Lakers has not met expectations yet. We ask Lakers' uneven performance to NBA Journalist Kaan Kural.

On the campaign trail, his pitch for the chancellorship was built around the idea of reunifying German society, particularly for the left-behind and the less well-off, including a plan to raise the minimum wage.

After 10 years of war in Syria, more than 400,000 people are dead, millions have been displaced, and the conflict shows little sign of winding down.

TRT World sat down with the former US Special Envoy to Syria, James Jeffrey to talk about the Trump administration’s representative for Syria, the Assad regime and the country's future.

In August the Taliban took over Afghanistan. A chaotic evacuation and an emboldened Daesh have sparked a blame game. Former US Envoy to Afghanistan Zalmay Khalilzad talks to TRT World, discussing Afghanistan, Iraq and where the US-led war on terrorism stands today.

Yes, Russia isn’t supplying as much as it used to, with the suggestion that energy is being used here as for blackmail purposes. President Putin says it definitely isn’t. So what will it take to keep Europe warm as the colder months arrive?

Demand fell during the peak of the pandemic, now it’s increasing and not enough gas has been stored for the better days to come. Where does the blame lie and what can be done to fix what could be a life-or-death problem for some?