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Is this the last World Cup for Ronaldo and Messi?
Is this the last World Cup for Ronaldo and Messi?
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- Is this the last World Cup for Ronaldo and Messi? · 10 minIs this the final FIFA World Cup for the two GOATs? – closing a rivalry that shaped modern football. We explore their careers, their longevity, records, public image…
- Why this will be FIFA’s biggest and most global World Cup · 15 minThe FIFA World Cup 2026 will be the biggest ever, with 48 teams and 104 matches across three nations. Why is co-hosting becoming more common, and how are hosts using football to…
- How Palestinian soil is rejecting the ecology of occupation · 9 minPlanted following the Nakba, millions of pine trees are now succumbing to fire and drought as the indigenous olive tree and others begin to reclaim their roots Host/Producer…
- What does the new world order mean for security? · 13 minFrom Ukraine to Gaza to Iran, the old system of purchased protection is under pressure. This episode explores why sustainable security now depends less on military spending and…
- How Türkiye–Somalia’s oil drilling partnership marks a new era of change · 9 minTürkiye’s first overseas deep-sea drilling mission in Somalia could reshape not just energy markets, but geopolitics in the Horn of Africa. How did Türkiye build the capacity to…
- Why the world’s most beautiful hiking trail is life-changing? · 12 minTürkiye’s month-long Mediterranean Lycian Way hiking trail’s real magic isn’t defined by its turquoise lagoons, ancient ruins, or cliff-top views—it’s the quiet, life-changing…
- How Israel’s death penalty law deepens apartheid · 10 minIsrael’s new death penalty law is seen by critics as deepening the apartheid system in place for decades - reinforcing legal inequalities that privilege Jewish citizens while…
- What does the world owe after 400 years of slavery? · 11 minA historic UN vote reignited a long-standing debate: should former slave-trading nations apologise and pay reparations? We explore the Transatlantic Slave Trade’s lasting impacts…
- The end of the East India Company that ruled as a state · 10 minThe East India Company once ruled British India with its own army and tax system. Centuries later, its revived luxury brand has gone bankrupt. We explore how a trading firm…
- How the war on Iran shifted attention from the Epstein files? · 8 minAt the height of global attention on the release of the Epstein files, the spotlight abruptly shifted as the US-Israeli war on Iran began. Was its timing a coincidence or a…
- Has the killing of Ali Khamenei opened a Pandora’s box? · 10 minAfter WWII, world leaders were largely off limits in conflict. But the killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has raised a troubling question: has the global taboo on…
- Why this Ramadan is a month of grief for Gazans · 7 minRamadan in Gaza once meant crowded mosques, lantern-lit streets and family laughter. But after years of genocidal war, tens of thousands dead and a fragile ceasefire, the holy…
- Why the alien question won’t go away · 9 minAfter the US announced the release of all government files related to UFOs and extraterrestrial life, global curiosity has reignited. From Roswell to Area 51, what do we actually…
- Why do we trust gold so much? · 7 minPolitical uncertainty is shaking global markets. In turbulent times, investors turn to gold. But why does it thrive during a crisis? This episode explores gold’s role as a safe…
- Can space solve AI’s energy problem? · 8 minAs artificial intelligence drives global demand for computing power, tech giants are hitting hard limits on Earth - from immense strain on power grids to soaring water use. Now…
- Can Bangladesh break with its past? · 9 minBangladesh heads to the polls for the first time since longtime leader Sheikh Hasina’s fall in 2024. After decades of coups, dynastic rivalry and authoritarian rule, analysts see…
- Why Türkiye’s plan to build Somalia spaceport marks a new milestone · 8 minTürkiye is building a space launch facility in Somalia, aiming to overcome global launch bottlenecks and gain strategic autonomy in orbit as the space economy heads towards a…
- Why Western mental health practice fails in Palestine | The HUMAN Line · 21 minPalestinian psychiatrist Dr. Samah Jabr reflects on mental health under occupation, where trauma is ongoing and safety is never guaranteed. She challenges Western models of care…
- Why Iran’s latest protests feel different? · 9 minIran’s protests began with economic collapse but quickly turned into a deeper challenge to political legitimacy. Unfolding after war, amid elite fractures and foreign pressure…
- Guardians of Istanbul: The four sacred watchers of the Bosphorus · 13 minFor centuries, Istanbulites have believed that four sacred figures watch over the Bosphorus. From dawn prayers to ship horn salutes, their tombs form a spiritual map that…
