In broken Britain, a new start with Labour?
Four years after Brexit, what is the state of Britain and its economy and migration policies? How will that affect upcoming UK elections? Our guests: Oliver Moody (The Times); Katja Hoyer (King's…
Documenting displacement and destruction in the West Bank
“We have no other land to go to," a Palestinian woman responds to Israeli soldiers seeking to displace her community from their village in the West Bank. It's one of the many…
How influencers are being paid to court US voters
Influencers are being offered millions to support US presidential candidates and they’re under no legal obligation to disclose it. Indonesia is trying to become a major player across the electric vehicle supply…
‘The Strangers’ Case’: A searing account of refugee exodus from Syria
It's been described as a searing account of the refugee exodus sparked by the Arab Spring and ensuing Syrian civil war. "The Strangers' Case" is a new film that follows a series…
Paris’s Salon du Chocolat opens its doors
The annual tasting extravaganza that is the Salon du Chocolat is getting underway in the French capital, bringing together thousands of chocolate makers and enthusiasts. One of this year's biggest themes is…
US surgeon claims Israel targets Gaza children
US surgeon Mark Perlmutter claimed that Israeli snipers are deliberately targeting children in Gaza. Perlmutter said that while he was volunteering at the European hospital of Khan Younis in southern Gaza earlier…
Russia behind viral video of ripped-up Pennsylvania Donald Trump ballots
A viral fake video, produced by Russian influence actors, purports to show a man ripping up mail-in ballots for Donald Trump in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Intelligence agencies have found that Russia has…
John Woo’s ‘The Killer’ returns: A 21st-century femme fatale
His 1989 film "The Killer" is a cult classic of Hong Kong action cinema, featuring John Woo's dynamic style as a filmmaker and highlighting Chow Yun-Fat's charisma as its protagonist. Woo has…
Nigeria’s northern states face blackout after jihadist vandalism
Northern Nigeria has been plunged into darkness for nearly two weeks. Engineers have been unable to carry out repairs due to insecurity. The Transmission Company of Nigeria says gunmen are occupying the…
Mollywood’s wake-up call for film industry
India's Malayalam film industry is facing a major upheaval following the release of the Justice Hema Committee report, which details sexual harassment and unsuitable working conditions for women.…
£300,000 worth of cheddar stolen by scammers
The ICC's chief prosecutor is accused of sexual misconduct, and trying to persuade the alleged victim to deny the claims. Elsewhere, The Washington Post has decided not to back a Presidential candidate…