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Israel claims to have found a tunnel and weapons allegedly belonging to Hamas at Gaza's Al Shifa hospital, while Hamas denies using the hospital as a base. A deep dive into the transformation of Indian cyber company Appen from cybersecurity training to cyber espionage. Discussing the arrest and investigation surrounding the death of ice hockey player Adam Johnson and the implications of criminal charges in sports.

Joe Biden and Xi Jinping discuss progress in face-to-face talks. Qatari mediators aim to broker a hostage deal. Rebels pose a threat to Myanmar's junta. The UK's asylum plans face uncertainty. The cost of Thanksgiving meal is explored.

A surgeon inside Al Shifa explains Israeli soldiers entering the hospital after a gun battle. Iran's 'Axis of Resistance' and its impact on strategy and regional dynamics discussed. Concerns over escalating attacks by Iranian-backed militias. Goldman Sachs' potential big bonuses for top traders. SpaceX's Starship relaunch and its implications for NASA and business endeavors.

Lebanon-Israel border tensions escalate, raising fears of a wider war. US House speaker's effort to avoid shutdown with a two-step bill. Migrant children treated like adults as record numbers arrive in Canary Islands. Iceland’s volcano sparks mass evacuation. Italian town falls in love with a roaming lion.

Gaza's hospital crisis, Pope Francis dismisses US bishop, Tuvalu's agreement with Australia, and global news including Japan's security efforts and protests in Paris.

Presidents Biden and Xi Jinping are meeting in San Francisco to ease tensions between the US and China. Topics include Israel-Gaza conflict, Ukraine crisis, and China's support for Russia. The US-China relationship is strained, with lack of communication and personal uncertainties. The economic competition between the two countries is also discussed, focusing on supply chain decoupling and unfair trade moves. In addition, President Xi's visit to San Francisco faces protests, posing challenges for both governments.

Reporter Marisa Taylor discusses the more than 600 injuries of SpaceX workers since 2014, attributing it to Elon Musk's rush to colonize Mars. The podcast explores a lax safety culture, failure to report injury data, fines imposed on SpaceX, and the company's attitude towards worker safety.

US forces in the Middle East face attacks as Iran warns of an escalation in the Gaza conflict. A defective drone in Iraq may have prevented deeper US involvement. Concerns arise about Biden's popularity and Iraq's challenges. The podcast also covers news updates including Catalonia amnesty, shooting incident in Madrid, Senator Manchin's decision, hostage release in Colombia, stock market impact, and geopolitical tensions. The impact of world events on daily life, such as funding for Ukraine and Taliban's restrictions on women's cricket, is discussed.

The podcast discusses Israel's military tactics and the UN Secretary-General's criticism. Ukrainian President Zelenskiy expresses his belief that dogs should rule the world. The podcast also covers the state of the economy and the ongoing street battles in Gaza City. It concludes with the end of a strike in Hollywood and the security threats faced by actors.

The podcast discusses the UN's call for a ceasefire in Gaza, Democrat wins in US elections, Ram trucks phasing out v8 engines, and a life-changing operation for Parkinson's patients.