Why this will be FIFA’s biggest and most global World Cup
The 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 advance business, tour...
10 Kesä 14min
How Palestinian soil is rejecting the ecology of occupation
Planted 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: Afzal Ahmed Craft Editor...
26 Touko 9min
What does the new world order mean for security?
From 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 more on resilience, all...
21 Touko 13min
How Türkiye–Somalia’s oil drilling partnership marks a new era of change
Türkiye’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 get here? And can Soma...
6 Touko 9min
Why the world’s most beautiful hiking trail is life-changing?
Türkiye’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 personal transformation ...
6 Touko 12min
How Israel’s death penalty law deepens apartheid
Israel’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 targeting Palestinians, p...
20 Huhti 10min
What does the world owe after 400 years of slavery?
A 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 and why calls for jus...
16 Huhti 10min
