The Daily Briefing TLDR News
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Every weekday the TLDR Team breaks down the latest news. From stories, you've seen plastered across Twitter but don't quite understand to the ones that might have slipped under the radar.
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Who Tried to Assassinate Slovakia’s Prime Minister?
In today’s episode, we run through the attempted assassination of Slovakia’s PM Robert Fico. Also, we discuss Keir Starmer’s key Labour policies; riots in New Caledonia become deadly; & Donald Trump prepares for a “rigged election”.
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Will Georgia's Foreign Agent Law Pass?
In today’s episode, we run through the protests in Georgia following the proposed foreign agents bill. Also, we discuss the US suggesting a peacekeeping plan for Gaza; Xi and Putin meet to discuss Ukraine; & Rees-Mogg’s interesting suggestion for Sunak.
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Why Israel Is Attacking Northern Gaza (Again)
In today’s episode, we run through why Israel is attacking Northern Gaza again. Also, we discuss Blinken’s surprise visit to Ukraine; the number of worldwide displaced people reaches record high; & Jeremy Hunt claims UK could be the next Silicon Valley.
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Putin Sacks Shoigu: What Now?
In today’s episode, we run through why President Putin replaced Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu. Also, we discuss the legal threat looming for the EU Commission; AfD’s potential extremist ruling; and results from Catalonia's regional elections.
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Will Palestine Join the UN?
In today’s episode, we run through whether or not the UN will recognise Palestine for membership. Also, we discuss the protests in Armenia calling for Pashinyan's resignation; the surprising growth of the UK economy; and devastating floods in Brazil.
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Why North Macedonia's Election Might Setback its EU Accession
In today’s episode, we run through the success of North Macedonia’s main nationalist party. Also, we discuss Iran reviewing its nuclear policy; Majorie Taylor Greene fails to remove the House Speaker; & another Boeing whistleblower comes forward.
Customer Reviews
Mostly nonpartisan, best brief world news podcast I know of!
This is the primary way I update myself on major world news (apart from a US-based email brief). I like that the creators don’t insert opinion and commentary into this, although I say “mostly nonpartisan” because I sense left-leaning biases in the way they present certain stories (the perspective, assumptions, language used, etc.). I actually hear a bit less of this bias than I used to, which I appreciate.
This podcast is preferable to any TV news program because it’s to-the-point and just shares the story itself. I also love the addition of a positive story each day—bad news gets all the views, but we all need to know there are plenty of good things going on around us!
Love it!
Seriously, TL;DR (any) totally worth it!!!
Great idea but half of show is advertisement for paid subscription service
Great concept for a quick podcast but it loses most value added when multiple times mid-podcast the host stops and reminds you of the news he will only tell you if you pay him for his subscription service. These advertisements for his subscription service make up 50% of the time in each podcast.
I want to be able to move from one podcast to the next without handling my phone, so feeling forced to manually skip through 2-3min of adverts throughout a 2-3 min newscast kills whatever momentum I’m trying to keep in my morning routine.