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Why do Hungary’s elections matter to us?
Season 1 · Episode 1
Why does the fight of Brazil’s Indigenous peoples matter to us?
Season 1 · Episode 2
Why are so many migrants dying in the Channel?
Season 1 · Episode 3
Why is Israel attacking Lebanon?
Season 1 · Episode 4
Has Trump crossed the line with the Church?
Season 1 · Episode 5
Why are there so few women coaches in football?
Season 1 · Episode 6
Why is Spain regularising 500,000 migrants?
Season 1 · Episode 7
Why is Japan shifting toward arms exports?
Season 1 · Episode 8
How much AI is in the film industry?
Season 1 · Episode 9
How important is mine clearance in Sudan?
Season 1 · Episode 10
Why are so many protesting for the energy transition?
Season 1 · Episode 11
Why are some French cities banning fast-food outlets?
Season 1 · Episode 12
Dire conditions in French prisons
Season 1 · Episode 13
Why is Vincent Bolloré’s media empire a problem?
Season 1 · Episode 14
Why does Europe want a unified sexual offences law?
Season 1 · Episode 15
Why is aviation facing turbulence?
Season 1 · Episode 16
Why is tracking children controversial?
Season 1 · Episode 17
Why is the world panicking about hantavirus?
Season 1 · Episode 18
Why does Putin fear for his life?
Season 1 · Episode 19
Why is the World Cup so expensive for fans?
Season 1 · Episode 20
Why is compulsory military service causing controversy?
Season 1 · Episode 21
Why are some countries boycotting Eurovision?
Season 1 · Episode 22
Trump in China: What business is that of us?
Season 1 · Episode 23
Why are Argentina’s universities boiling over?
Season 1 · Episode 24
Why are there no Netflix films at Cannes?
Season 1 · Episode 25
Why is this Ebola outbreak in the DRC so dangerous?
Season 1 · Episode 26
Why is drug violence escalating in France?
Season 1 · Episode 27
Why is India demolishing a paradise island?
Season 1 · Episode 28
Why are the Americans indicting Cuba's former dictator Raúl Castro?
Season 1 · Episode 29
Why do product drops like Swatch, Lindt, and Apple cause buying frenzies?
Season 1 · Episode 30
Why are Taiwanese worried about their defense?
Season 1 · Episode 31
Why is it so hot so early this year?
Season 1 · Episode 32
Why is France moving to ban free parties?
Season 1 · Episode 33
What happens to people detained by ICE?
Season 1 · Episode 34
Why Did France Still Have Racist Laws on the Books?
Season 1 · Episode 35
Why is Israel expanding its offensive in Lebanon?
Season 1 · Episode 36
Why Is Cycling More Popular Than Ever?
Season 1 · Episode 37
Why Are Major Museums Expanding Abroad?
Season 1 · Episode 38
Cockroach Party Challenges India's Government
Season 1 · Episode 39
Why Is Bolivia in Crisis?
Season 1 · Episode 40
El Niño: Why is it so dangerous?
Season 1 · Episode 41
Antoni Gaudí: Architect of the Fantastic
Season 1 · Episode 42
War and Football: Iran at the World Cup
Season 1 · Episode 43
Child Sexual Abuse: How Do European Justice Systems Compare?
Season 1 · Episode 44
The Manosphere: Where Young Men Are Radicalized and Terrorism Takes Root
Season 1 · Episode 45
EU: Gamers Push Back
Season 1 · Episode 46
What Did Trump Achieve With His War in Iran?
Season 1 · Episode 47
How Can the United Nations Help the People of Haiti?
Season 1 · Episode 48
Is Air Pollution Good for the Climate?
Season 1 · Episode 49
Tommy Robinson: The Face of Britain’s Far Right
Season 1 · Episode 50
Why Do Young Britons Want to Rejoin the EU?
Season 1 · Episode 51
Why Is Latin America Shifting to the Right?
Season 1 · Episode 52
Why Is Ukraine Striking Territory It Considers Its Own?
Season 1 · Episode 53
When major companies are on trial
Season 1 · Episode 54
Why Is Pinkwashing Also Political?
Season 1 · Episode 55
Why Has This Earthquake Hit Venezuela So Hard?
Season 1 · Episode 56
Why Is the EU Targeting Low-Value Imports?
Season 1 · Episode 57
Why Is Anti-Migrant Sentiment Rising in South Africa?
Season 1 · Episode 58
Why the US 250th Anniversary Celebration Is Controversial
Season 1 · Episode 59
Why are some Russian soldiers speaking out against Putin?
Season 1 · Episode 60
Why are NATO defense spending targets so controversial?
Season 1 · Episode 61
Why is Jordan Bardella under investigation?
Season 1 · Episode 62
Why is FIFA President Gianni Infantino facing criticism?
Season 1 · Episode 63
Why Is France's New Police Law So Controversial?
Season 1 · Episode 64
Why Are People Talking About Data Poisoning?
Season 1 · Episode 65
Why are wildfires in Europe starting earlier and spreading more?
Season 1 · Episode 66
Why Is There So Much Racism at the FIFA World Cup?
Season 1 · Episode 67
UK: A New Start with Burnham?
Season 1 · Episode 68
Why does France have a "right to assisted dying"?
Season 1 · Episode 69
Why are we so unprepared for heatwaves?
Season 1 · Episode 70
Why Is Opposition to Data Centers Growing in the U.S.?
Season 1 · Episode 71
Why are more young people dying from drugs?
Season 1 · Episode 72
How Dangerous Are These Insecticides?
Season 1 · Episode 73
Can a Social Media Ban Really Work?
Season 1 · Episode 74
Are AI systems becoming dangerous?
Season 1 · Episode 75
Why has a bridge become a source of tension between Canada and the United States?
Season 1 · Episode 76
Could the UN Finally Have Its First Woman Secretary-General?
Season 1 · Episode 77
Could a New Drug Help End the HIV Pandemic?
Season 1 · Episode 78
How can forests become more fire-resilient?
Season 1 · Episode 79
How Effective Are Deradicalization Programs?
Season 1 · Episode 80
How is the dry Danube threatening Europe's power supply?
Season 1 · Episode 81
Why Is Ukraine Targeting Russia's Amazon?
Season 1 · Episode 82
Why Does Iceland Still Hunt Whales?
Season 1 · Episode 83
Gaza Peace Plan: What Is Happening?
Season 1 · Episode 84
Why Is Bangladesh’s Garment Industry in Crisis?
Season 1 · Episode 85
Will Colombia End the Violence of Armed Groups?
Season 1 · Episode 86
Are Russia’s Parliamentary Elections Still Relevant?
Season 1 · Episode 87
Are Our Bathing Waters Becoming More Dangerous?
Season 1 · Episode 88
Why Are Some Countries Tightening E-Scooter Rules?
Season 1 · Episode 89
Are Red Pandas China's Secret Diplomatic Tools?
Season 1 · Episode 90
Why Is Justice So Important in Syria?
Season 1 · Episode 91
Why Trump's Vaccine Policy Could Threaten Public Health
Season 1 · Episode 92
Why the Meta Trial Could Change How We Use Social Media
Season 1 · Episode 93
Why Is Sweden Sending Prisoners to Estonia?
Season 1 · Episode 94
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