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An international news podcast to unpacks the history behind today's biggest global headlines. We dig into the past, connect the dots, and reveal the real stories shaping our world today.

  1. 10h ago

    Russia plague lab death ‘doesn’t add up’ What doctors know so far

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  2. 10h ago

    Russian gov't downplays plague lab worker death; dozens quarantined

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  3. 10h ago

    Russia strikes Ukrainian bridge as German Chancellor Merz visits Kyiv

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  4. 10h ago

    Saudi-backed Yemeni forces begin offensive against Iran-backed Houthis

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  5. 3d ago

    Elizabeth Hurley reveals the HEARTBREAKING story behind her breast cancer crusade

    The Squeeze on Under-50s: Breast cancer rates in younger women are rising twice as fast as they are in older demographics. Diagnoses for women under the age of 45 have spiked by 11%.

  6. 3d ago

    Estonia Why young people can't find entry-level jobs

    Because Estonia is a highly digitized country, its businesses are rapidly adopting automation and artificial intelligence (AI). Traditional entry-level roles—which historically consisted of repetitive administrative, secretarial, data-entry, or junior programming tasks—are being automated away. Companies simply no longer need to hire a human for basic, repetitive introductory work.

  7. 3d ago

    Trump heads to Texas after Paxton calls him a ‘DRAG’ in leaked audio

    President Donald Trump and Texas Republican Senate nominee Ken Paxton put on a unified front in Denton, Texas, just one day after The New York Times published explosive leaked audio of Paxton privately complaining that Trump’s recent Dallas convention was a "drag" on GOP polling numbers.

  8. 3d ago

    France's debt crisis Who will pay for the €54 billion squeeze

    Ordinary citizens, civil servants, pensioners, and big corporations will bear the brunt of France's €54 billion austerity budget. Unveiled on October 1, 2026, by Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu's administration, the highly controversial 2027 draft budget aims to stabilize a spiraling debt crisis that has reached €3.6 trillion (119% of GDP). The fiscal squeeze relies on a combination of €43 billion in new "recovery measures" and €11 billion from previously enacted curbs to drop the public deficit from 5.4% down to 5.0%.

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An international news podcast to unpacks the history behind today's biggest global headlines. We dig into the past, connect the dots, and reveal the real stories shaping our world today.

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