Sudan: The general and the warlord fighting for power
It’s the seventh day of violence in Sudan. Hundreds are reported dead and while civilians flee the capital, two generals - one a former warlord - are fighting for control of the country. So who are th...
21 Apr 202325min
Where did all the Poles go?
Twenty years since their country signed up to join the EU, people from Poland are returning home in the thousands. But why are so many leaving? What does it mean for the UK? And could Brits looking fo...
20 Apr 202329min
What we now know about the Pentagon leaks
The US government is scrambling to assess the damage from a mass leak of defence documents seen as the most harmful intelligence disaster for a decade. We trace how the documents spread from a small c...
19 Apr 202332min
What's going on in the South China Sea?
China says its army should increase its preparedness for “real combat” after recent military drills around the island of Taiwan. What’s led to this latest round of posturing and how is Taiwan respondi...
18 Apr 202328min
Could TikTok be banned?
In recent months pressure on TikTok has escalated over fears about how the app and its Chinese parent company ByteDance handle users’ data. The US has threatened to ban the app and two weeks ago the c...
17 Apr 202330min
Is Trump's indictment hurting or helping him with voters?
Last week, Donald Trump became the first US president -- past or present -- to be charged with a crime. But is this historic indictment turning off voters, or drawing them in?This podcast was brought ...
14 Apr 202326min
Russia’s wrongful detention of journalist Evan Gershkovich
The Wall Street Journal reporter has been charged by Russia with spying on behalf of the US government and Gershkovich’s detention has been described by the Society of Editors as “deeply concerning”. ...
13 Apr 202327min
Could this be the biggest case of art fraud in history?
Known in his lifetime as the ‘Picasso of the North’, Norval Morrisseau was one of Canada’s most revered indigenous artists. But now, police have charged eight people who they believe produced more tha...
12 Apr 202327min
