Counting the dead in Gaza, Mexican drug labs and urban farming
In Gaza, morgue volunteers are trying to keep an accurate tally of the dead – despite a lack of food and water to keep them going. Why Mexico’s data on cracking down on drug labs might not be as impre...
21 Dec 202312min
Trump’s Colorado ban, Ukraine's rough road, DRC elections and Brazilian geese police
Colorado’s top court has ruled Donald Trump is disqualified from serving as U.S. president and cannot appear on the primary ballot there. Ukraine’s economy faces a tough 2024 as Western aid concerns g...
20 Dec 202312min
Red Sea force, China quake, Texas migrants and Southwest's record fine
The United States is leading efforts to safeguard commerce in the Red Sea. Texas is to arrest migrants suspected of crossing the border illegally under a new state law. Southwest Airlines’ record pena...
19 Dec 202310min
Huge Gaza tunnel, China critic on trial, Hispanic voters lean Trump and big arms deals
Israel says it’s uncovered Hamas’ biggest tunnel yet in Gaza. Why pro-democracy activist Jimmy Lai’s trial could sour US-China diplomatic relations. Hispanic voters who are leaning towards Donald Trum...
18 Dec 202312min
COP28: The one with all the fossil fuels
COP28’s climate deal was historic in its mention of starting to reduce global consumption of fossil fuels. How did we get there? And what happens now? Join our climate reporters in a discussion about...
16 Dec 202321min
AI Putin and the marathon Q&A, EU welcomes Ukraine, Mexican migrants
The European Union has decided to start historic membership talks with Ukraine – but Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is still holding up aid money. How cartel violence has spurred record Mexican...
15 Dec 202312min
Israel undeterred, Argentina’s shock and fast fashion goes upmarket
Israel looks increasingly isolated as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vows to keep up the war against Hamas – and polls show most Israelis back him. Argentina receives its first dose of economic “sh...
14 Dec 202312min
UN climate deal, Zelenskiy sidelined, Hungary's hardline and Sunak survives
Nations strike a deal at COP28 to transition away from fossil fuels. Zelenskiy leaves DC empty-handed after facing a skeptical reception from Republican lawmakers. Meanwhile in Europe, Hungary is thre...
13 Dec 202311min
