This edition of the program is about the UK’s PM’s being panned as a result of Partygate scandals. The Program is about Boris Johnson’s efforts to save the day as he claims his government has not broken any coronavirus-related protocols in Downing Street parties.

This edition of the program is about the controversial bill in the UK’s parliament. If passed, this bill will give the police special powers to get away with crushing the peaceful protests in the country.

Iran’s Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian has noted “very good progress” in Sino-Iranian talks on the expansion of bilateral relations, saying “strategic issues” will be discussed during his visit to China, including the implementation of Tehran-Beijing economic agreements.

This episode examines to what extent American democracy is going down the road in view of inequality, the voting system, racial discrimination and in relation to a whole host of issues.

The US conflict with Russia has taken different dimensions. The focus: to create instability in the Eurasia region, comprised of countries like Ukraine and Kazakhstan as the latest possible victims.

Supposed to be a makeshift jail but from day one US naval base in Cuba’s Guantanamo bay had an ambiguous legal status, housing what the military called “enemy combatants” not prisoners of war. 

Top US and Russian officials have held crucial security talks, with Moscow saying the talks made no progress on Ukraine’s NATO membership ban.