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Nobel laureate Paul Krugman discusses global debt, US government debt, and the politics driving decision-making. Topics include historical significance of debt, US debt levels, government funding challenges, infrastructure investments, and concerns about a Trump presidency.

Topics discussed include a damaged Gaza aid pier, Mexico's election frontrunner's stance on cartels, South Korea accusing North Korea of sending trash balloons, and updates on Trump's criminal trial.

Israeli airstrike in Rafah camp kills 45, evacuation in PNG landslide, elephant greetings are complex. Closing arguments in Trump's trial.

A breakdown of the first criminal trial against Donald Trump with colorful characters and testimonies. Analysis of the trial's impact on Trump's political future. Exploring charges of falsifying business records and key figures involved in the trial. Discussing legal accusations, proving intent, and the trial's potential influence on the upcoming election. Highlighting how the trial has become a strategic campaign platform for Trump.

The podcast delves into the impact of protectionism on the electric vehicle industry, discussing trade tensions between the US and China, exploring tech features of Chinese EVs at the Beijing Auto Show, and navigating challenges in the Chinese auto market. The episode wraps up by teasing future episodes focusing on debt and special guests.

Putin is willing to negotiate a ceasefire in Ukraine. International Court of Justice ruling on Israel's Gaza offensive. US sues Ticketmaster's parent company. Political and legal implications of the ICJ ruling. Israel's defense strategy and US lawsuit against Live Nation.

Spain, Norway, and Ireland recognize a Palestinian state, UK PM calls for election amid inflation drop, Argentine president Milei's spending cuts cause backlash

Passengers shaken by severe turbulence on a Singapore Airlines flight; Eli Lilly's diabetes drug approval in China intensifies weight loss market competition; Kenyan police deployment to Haiti to combat gang violence imminent.

The podcast covers ICC arrest warrants for Israeli and Hamas leaders, Iran's uncertain future after the death of its president, and an exclusive interview with Ukrainian president Zelenskiy. Topics include political implications, succession in Iran, and Zelenskiy's call for more support from Western allies and NATO neighbors.

Iran's president dies in a helicopter crash. Julian Assange's extradition to the US decision looms. Taiwan's new president warns China to halt threats.