Is Israel on the brink of war with Lebanon? The Newsmakers 2024-10-23 | Is Israel on the brink of war with Lebanon?
Human rights hypocrisy | Rising living costs spark protests in Kenya The Newsmakers 2023-03-28 | Amnesty International's annual report highlights double standards in human rights globally. We first speak with Amnesty International Secretary General Agnes Callamard on how the world reacted to the war in Ukraine versus other human rights atrocities. On the second part of the show, we examine the deadly protests in Kenya and questions whether rising inflation is truly causing suffering or if the protests are a political move to destabilise the government.Guests:Agnes CallamardAmnesty International Secretary GeneralJared Mairura RatemoLawyerCatherine AmayiEco-FeministSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
Pro-Khalistan protests spread globally amid ongoing hunt for Sikh separatist The Newsmakers 2023-03-27 | Pro-Khalistan protests have been spreading from the UK to the US and Canada while the hunt for Amritpal Singh, a hardline Sikh separatist, remains ongoing. Who is Amritpal Singh, and what are the reasons behind the growing demands for an independent Sikh state at this time? Guests:Puneet SahaniSikh Activist Raman MalikBJP Spokesperson Gurcharan SinghMember of the Dal Khalsa UK Ajai ShuklaJournalist and Retired Colonel of the Indian ArmySubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
Can stability be restored in France amidst Macrons pension reforms? The Newsmakers 2023-03-24 | With over a million furious citizens taking to the streets, the ongoing protests in France have become increasingly violent. President Macron refuses to back down on pension reform arguing reforms are necessary for the country's benefit. Protesters are accusing him of setting the nation ablaze. As the protests have continue without any signs of abating, can France restore stability and calm the situation? Guests: Isabelle AttardFrench Anarchist Federation Member Patricia ChagnonEuropean Parliament Member Philippe MarliereProfessor of French and European Politics at University College LondonSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
Can Chinas peace plan resolve Ukraine conflict? The Newsmakers 2023-03-22 | Russian President Putin says China's proposed peace plan has the potential to resolve the conflict in Ukraine, although Western nations have dismissed it as flawed. Following the recent visit by Chinese leader Xi Jinping to Russia and discussions with Putin, it remains unclear whether Russia and Ukraine are any closer to achieving peace, leaving the effectiveness of China's peacemaking efforts in question. Guests: Victor GaoChair Professor of Soochow University Julia MelnikovaProgram Manager at the Russian International Affairs Council Suzanne LoftusResearch Fellow at the Quincy Institute’s Eurasia ProgramSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
Is the ‘National Shutdown’ in South Africa a political power play? The Newsmakers 2023-03-21 | South Africans take to the streets in response to an ongoing energy crisis, leading the government to send in the military to confront the protesters. The demonstrators are calling for President Cyril Ramaphosa to step down due to the severe and ongoing power cuts. Is the ‘National Shutdown’ a political power play orchestrated by the Marxist EFF or a genuine reflection of South Africans' frustration with the energy crisis.Guests:Xolani XalaChairperson of the African National Congress in LondonVelani LudidiJournalist at the Daily MaverickDumisani Baleni EFF Gauteng Media and Communications OfficerSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
The costly fallout of Iraq invasion The Newsmakers 2023-03-20 | The US invasion of Iraq in 2003 was based on the claim that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction. Twenty years later, it is clear that this was not the case, and many question the legitimacy of the decision to go to war. As we reflect on the past two decades, we consider the consequences and costs of the invasion, including its impact on Iraq, the Middle East, and the United States. Guests: Ali Al-DabbaghFormer Iraqi government spokesman Thomas S. WarrickDirector of The Future of DHS Project at Atlantic Council Afzal AshrafSenior UK Government AdvisorSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
The Imran Khan controversy over alleged sale of state gifts The Newsmakers 2023-03-17 | Imran Khan, the former Prime Minister, is scheduled to attend court proceedings on Saturday after a contentious arrest warrant was lifted. He will be charged with selling state gifts for personal profit. Is this a fair implementation of justice, or is it a ploy by political adversaries to bring Khan down? Guests: Ahsan IqbalMinister of Planning, Development and Reforms Asad Rahim KhanBarrister and Constitutional Lawyer Imran Ismail Founding Member of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI)Subscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
Could reviving Saudi Arabia - Iran relations turn bitter rivals into a productive partnership? The Newsmakers 2023-03-16 | A Chinese brokered deal between the adversaries has some praising a move toward peace, while others fear it could undermine the US and threaten Israel. Is there a possibility of transforming the hostile relationship into a constructive partnership, or does it pose a threat to the US and Israel while leaving other regional players at a disadvantageous position?Guests:Mohammad MarandiProfessor of English at Tehran UniversityFahad Al-ShelaimiHead of the Gulf Peace and Security ForumDavid Des RochesProfessor at the Near East South Asia Center for Strategic StudiesSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
Is Georgias democracy at risk amid protests and anti-democratic legislation? The Newsmakers 2023-03-15 | Georgia is facing political unrest. Major protests against a proposed anti-democratic 'foreign agents' bill swept the country. But after the bill's was scraped, pro-Russian groups staged demonstrations, tearing down an EU flag. Can Georgia's government continue to maintain a balance between its ties to the West and its relationships with Russia, without risking instability and its democratic values? Guests: Sergi KapanadzeFormer Vice Speaker of Georgian Parliament Temuri YakobashviliFormer Georgian Ambassador to the USSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
Will Bakhmut fall to Russian forces in Ukraines latest battle? The Newsmakers 2023-03-14 | As the battle for Bakhmut continues, casualties rise and Ukrainian troops are being pushed to the city's western edge. With Russian troops closing in from the north and south, the outcome remains uncertain. However, recent reports indicate that Russia's advance may have stalled. Will Ukraine manage to hold on or will the city fall?Guests:William CourtneyFormer Assistant to US President for Russia, Ukraine and EurasiaPeter ZalmayevEurasia Democracy Initiative DirectorSergey MarkovProfessor at Moscow State Institute of International RelationsSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
Israel sees one of the biggest protests in its history The Newsmakers 2023-03-13 | Israelis are expressing their anger over the proposed changes to the judiciary system, by demonstrating en masse. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claims that the changes to the judicial system are necessary to restore the balance of power, but critics argue that it would result in the destruction of Israel's democracy. Is Israel on the brink of a constitutional crisis? Guests: Eli HazanForeign Affairs Director at the Likud Party Jeremy SaltanFormer Knesset Faction Director of the Yamina Party Neri ZilberAdjunct Fellow at The Washington InstituteSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
Are 15-minute cities feasible? The Newsmakers 2023-03-10 | 15-minute cities have become a hotly debated topic among experts, with some arguing that it offers a path towards a more sustainable and eco-friendly future. However, critics contend that it poses a threat to personal liberties, and could potentially result in the kind of authoritarian control depicted in popular dystopian novels like "The Hunger Games." Guests: Carlton ReidJournalist David Campbell BannermanChairman of The Freedom Association Joe McReynoldsUrbanistSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
Is Sri Lanka one step closer to stabilising its economy? The Newsmakers 2023-03-09 | Despite ongoing protests in Sri Lanka, the government has almost secured a $2.9 billion loan from the IMF, according to the Central Bank Governor. But will this be enough to calm the situation in the island nation. Guests: Aruna KulatungaFormer Advisor to President Ranil Wickremesinghe Ruki FernandoHuman Rights Activist Thyagi RuwanpathiranaSouth Asia Researcher at Amnesty InternationalSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
Is it fair to ban one of the worlds most popular apps? The Newsmakers 2023-03-08 | The US government argues that TikTok poses a national security threat by allowing user data to be accessed by the Chinese government, while China claims that the US is disregarding the principles of fair competition. TikTok, on the other hand, dismisses these accusations as "political theatre." Amidst these conflicting claims, we search for the truth on. Guests: Darrell WestVice President of Governance Studies at Brookings Institute Gillian DieboldPolicy Analyst at the Center for Data Innovation Gerd LeonhardFuturistSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
Can Bangladesh continue to accommodate Rohingya refugees? The Newsmakers 2023-03-07 | With so many crises facing the planet, Myanmar's Muslim minority has been mostly left to fend for itself as refugees in Bangladesh. While the World Food Program cuts funding for food in Rohingya camps, Dhaka is left asking the world for help. We are joined by the Minister of State of Foreign Affairs of Bangladesh Shahriar Alam to discuss the Rohingya minority and other issues facing the country. Guest: Shahriar AlamMinister of State of Foreign Affairs of BangladeshSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
How are the earthquake survivors in Türkiye and Syria coping a month after the earthquakes? The Newsmakers 2023-03-06 | One month on from the devastating earthquakes that hit Türkiye, the daunting task of rebuilding begins as thousands of apartment blocks lie in ruins. Across the country, people are still recovering from serious injuries sustained in the disaster, while warnings of secondary diseases remain a significant concern.Guests:Oren RoznerIsraeli Search and Rescue TeamJean-Nicolas DangelserEmergency Prepardness Coordinator at MSFLevent Ozturk Head of Yardim KonvoyuDr Mufaddal HamadehFormer President of the Syrian American Medical SocietyDr Mazen KewaraTürkiye Country Director of the Syrian American Medical SocietySubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
Foreign search and rescue teams recall their efforts in Türkiye’s earthquakes? The Newsmakers 2023-03-06 | It's been a month since the deadliest earthquake in Türkiye's modern history. Now the country faces the daunting task of debris disposal. The picture is very different to just days after the quakes when volunteers from around the world rushed to the country to lend their support to rescue missions. They risked their own lives to save lives. But now that they've returned home, how are they digesting their experience?Guests:Rizwan NaseerRescue 1122 Director GeneralDavid O'NeillHead of Rescue and International Operations at London Fire BrigadePeter JackovicsCommander of the HUNORCelia JacksonThe Humane Society of the United States Program ManagerSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
What does the Windsor Agreement offer Post-Brexit Northern Ireland? The Newsmakers 2023-03-02 | Following months of negotiations, the EU and Britian have established the Windsor Framework, a new post-Brexit arrangement for Northern Ireland. The agreement seeks to address the issues within the Northern Ireland Protocol that have caused tension between the EU and UK. However, will all parties involved agree to the terms of the new deal?Guests:David Campbell BannermanChairman of The Freedom AssociationFemi OluwolePolitical CommentatorDenis MacShaneFormer Europe MinisterSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
How fair was Nigerias election won by Bola Tinubu? The Newsmakers 2023-03-01 | Bola Tinubu from the All Progressives Congress Party has emerged as the winner of the Nigerian election four days after voting. However, the opposition has raised concerns over allegations of voter intimidation, low turnout, and widespread delays. How free and fair was the election?Guests:Ier Jonathan-IchaverParliamentary Candidate with the African Democratic CongressKayode OgundamisiPolitical Commentator on Nigerian Politics and International AffairsPhilip IdaeworFormer Chair of the All Progressives Congress UKSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
Is Moldova Russias next target? The Newsmakers 2023-02-28 | Moldova, a small nation that shares a border with Ukraine, is experiencing increased tensions amid allegations that Moscow is behind a pro-Russian coup in the country.Guests:Viktor OlevichLead Expert at the Center for Actual PoliticsAlexandru FlencheaFormer Moldovan Deputy Prime Minister for ReintegrationVlad LupanFormer Representative of the Republic of Moldova to the UN in New YorkSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
What are the potential consequences of Russias suspension of the New START treaty? The Newsmakers 2023-02-27 | Russia has halted its involvement in the New START treaty - the sole remaining arms control agreement. As a result, both the United States and Russia's nuclear warheads will be without monitoring for the first time in 50 years, creating concerns about a potential nuclear arms race. Guests: David JonasAdjunct Professor of Law at George Washington University Sergey MarkovFormer Member of Russian Parliament John ErathCenter for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation Director Paul IngramSenior Research Associate at Cambridge UniversitySubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
What is the future of Ukraine - Russia conflict? The Newsmakers 2023-02-24 | As Ukrainians struggle through a cold dark winter, President Volodmyr Zelenskyy vows to keep fighting against Russia. But will the massive support for Ukraine endure for another year, and is there any room for negotiations.Guests:Victor OlevichLead Expert at the Center for Actual PoliticsPeter ZalmayevDirector of the Eurasia Democracy Initiative
What is the psychological toll on earthquake volunteers? The Newsmakers 2023-02-23 | Helping pull hundreds from the rubble and aiding the injured, thousands of local and foreign volunteers have rushed to assist millions affected by the earthquake. But what's the cost to these heroes? We look at the psychological toll it takes working in and witnessing one of the worst natural disasters of the century. Guests: Dilek AygunPsychotherapist Ismail AlabdullahThe White Helmets Volunteer Halit KarakayaWest London Turkish Volunteers Spokesperson Mehmet YukselFounder and CEO of MissafirSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
Volunteers rush to aid Türkiye after twin earthquakes The Newsmakers 2023-02-23 | After the twin earthquakes on February 6th, volunteers from more than 80 countries rushed to Türkiye's aid, with specialised skills and equipment. They searched for survivors, set up tents, made meals, and provided psychological support. Many have left, but hundreds still help those who lost everything. We report on the major effort of the volunteers and the toll it takes on them.Subscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
The importance of victim identification in earthquake recovery The Newsmakers 2023-02-22 | As Türkiye's rescue operations transition to the recovery phase, the somber task of identifying victims persists. Law enforcement teams and forensic specialists are currently reaching out to surviving relatives to communicate the heartbreaking news nobody wants to receive.Guests:Durmus AydinSecretary General of IHHDavid RansonDeputy Director at the Victorian Institute of Forensic MedicineJay SilversteinSenior Lecturer at Nottingham Trent University's Forensics InstituteSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
How are earthquake victims identified? The Newsmakers 2023-02-22 | As rescue efforts end and recovery begins, identifying earthquake victims is a crucial task, especially in the aftermath of a disaster of this scale. Victim identification is essential in providing families with closure and the opportunity to say goodbye to their loved ones. We speak with Interpol about what methods are utilised for victim identification.Subscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
What does it take to recover from an earthquake? The Newsmakers 2023-02-21 | Türkiye was hit by two massive quakes only two weeks ago, leaving countless traumatised survivors in its wake. But around the world, other earthquake survivors have spent years trying to rebuild. We will discuss with our guests where some of their efforts stand, both logistically and psychologically, after massive disasters levelled their lives.Guests:Daniele ColtelleseItalian Earthquake SurvivorLorenzo MassucchielliHead of International Emergencies at Italian Red CrossStefano BoeriArchitect at Stefano Boeri Architetti
Major earthquakes hit southern Türkiye The Newsmakers 2023-02-06 | A magnitude 7.7 earthquake has struck southern Türkiye and northwestern Syria, killing over a thousand people as multiple buildings collapsed. Crews, battling bad weather, are working frantically to pull people out from the debris.Guests:Durmus AydinSecretary General of IHHBahadir AktugSeismologistChris EldersVisiting Professor at School of Earth and Planetary SciencesSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
What impact will ChatGPT have? The Newsmakers 2023-02-03 | OpenAI's ChatGPT chatbot is taking the world by storm. The new artificial intelligence language model has the potential to revolutionise communication and information access, but what are the consequences? Guests: Mark BryanSenior Foresight Manager at the Future Today Institute Alexandra SeymourAssociate Fellow at CNAS Eerke BoitenCyber Security Professor at De Montfort University LeicesterTobias ZwingmannManaging Partner of Rapyd.aiSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
Our experience with ChatGPT The Newsmakers 2023-02-03 | ChatGPT, created by OpenAI, is one of the most sophisticated generative AI models. It is a language model that generates human-like text using deep-learning algorithms. We take a look at why this chatbot is taking the world by storm.Subscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
Is a decline in human trafficking good news? The Newsmakers 2023-02-02 | Human trafficking figures drop for the first time in 20 years, but the good news ends there. The UN says the drop is less a result of active prevention and more a consequence of reduced reporting and detection. Guests: Anxhela BruciFounder of Empowerfull Philippa SouthwellManaging Director of Southwell and Partners Sunny SlaughterFounder of Sunny Slaughter Consulting, LLC.Subscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
How are the worlds biggest fashion brands exploiting millions in Bangladesh? The Newsmakers 2023-02-01 | A recent report alleges that some of the world's best-loved fashion brands are engaging in "unfair practices". Cheap fashion relies on cheap labour, which in turn, is affecting up to 12 million people in Bangladesh. Is there enough awareness among consumers about the exploitation of workers?Guests:Fiona GoochSenior Policy Adviser at Transform TradeAmirul AminPresident of National Garment Workers FederationTamara CincikCEO and Founder of Fashion RoundtableSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
What is the real cost of redeveloping Dharavi? The Newsmakers 2023-01-31 | As Asia’s richest man Adani is awarded the project to redevelop Mumbai’s biggest slum Dharavi, some say the project could be a scam. Dharavi is set for a 2.4 billion dollar re-development. But the Indian conglomerate is accused of fraud and residents say they haven't been consulted. So is the project dead in the water before it's even begun?Guests:Preeti Sharma MenonMumbai President of Aam Aadmi PartyKrishna PujariFounder of Reality Tours and TravelMatias EchanoveUrbanologist and Co-creator of the Urbz CollectiveSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
How far-reaching is the European Parliament corruption scandal? The Newsmakers 2023-01-30 | The European Union has been shaken up by a corruption scandal. Senior MEPs are alleged to have taken cash from foreign countries, and in return, they’re accused of peddling influence on behalf of their donors. As a result, four people are under arrest, others are under investigation, and the impact could be far-reaching. Guests: Peter WildingFormer Adviser to Prime Minister David Cameron Youcef BouandelInternational Affairs Professor at Qatar University Costantino GrassoInternational Anti-Corruption Expert for the Council of EuropeSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
How will Europe cope with the latest strikes? The Newsmakers 2023-01-26 | Europe, millions of people are heading into the streets to voice their discontent as workers demand higher pay and better working conditions. Inflation is rising, and living standards are falling across the continent. What impact will the strikes have on European economies?Guests:John HowarthDirector at Politics Without Borders Think TankAnne-Elisabeth MoutetFrench columnist for TelegraphAmanda LennonEmployment Lawyer and HR Director at Spencer WestSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
What has changed in Tunisia since the Arab Spring? The Newsmakers 2023-01-25 | Thousands of people have once again taken to the streets in Tunisia protesting the current leadership. It coincides with the 12th anniversary of the Jasmine revolution. With a struggling economy, increased isolation from the west and continued political instability, we discuss what has changed in the past 12 years. Guests: Radwan MasmoudiMember of Tunisia's Ennahda Party Firas NjahHuman Rights Defender and Protester Ghaya Ben MbarekJournalistSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
Is China expanding its military influence in South America? The Newsmakers 2023-01-24 | China could be on track to build a naval base in Argentina, a step that could change the balance of power in the region. As reports of the latest move emerge, we'll ask if a still-enforced 1980s UK arms embargo has pushed Argentina toward the east.Guests:Lawrence WilkersonRetired United States Army ColonelAfzal AshrafInternational Security Specialist at Loughborough UniversityStuart CrawfordDefence Analyst and JournalistSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
Why is Sweden allowing fueling of hatred? The Newsmakers 2023-01-23 | Burning of Quran by Swedish far right politician draws condemnation by Muslim countries and raises question why Swedish government is allowing fueling of hatred. Guests: Ahammed HussainSpokesperson for The Muslim Public Affairs Committee UK Farid HafezLecturer and Researcher at the University of Salzburg Ajmal MasroorImam and Broadcaster
Could paying families 1 million yen to move solve Tokyos overpopulation? The Newsmakers 2023-01-20 | Facing a demographic crisis, Japan is incentivising people to leave Tokyo, offering a Million yen to move out. But are they offering enough to push young families into crumbling rural prefectures?Guests:Shihoko GotoDeputy Director of Asia Program at the Wilson CenterSusanne KlienAssociate Professor at Hokkaido UniversityHanako MontgomeryReporter for ViceSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
Why are several countries secretly helping Myanmars military junta despite sanctions? The Newsmakers 2023-01-19 | Western firms are facilitating the production of Myanmar's junta weapons, as a recent high-level report says companies from at least 13 countries are sending parts used for producing arms. Those weapons are then being used to commit human rights atrocities. While the military continues its oppression, the Rohingya community's exodus continues. For almost seven years, the Muslim minority has been fleeing persecution in Rakhine state, while internationally backed efforts to assist and protect them have mostly failed. Why is the international community not doing more to help civilians in the country?Guests:Yanghee LeeFormer UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights in MyanmarRonan LeeDoctoral Prize Fellow at Loughborough University LondonKyaw WinFounder and Executive Director of Burma Human Rights NetworkMatthew SmithCo-Founder and CEO of Fortify Rights
Will an early election in Pakistan resolve the political turmoil? The Newsmakers 2023-01-18 | Pakistan's opposition party, led by former prime minister Imran Khan has dissolved its provincial government in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Punjab province, putting pressure on the Sharif government. Will this see the country hold early elections?Guests:Saleem MandviwallaPakistan Peoples Party SenatorFawad ChaudhrySenior Member of Pakistan Tehreek-e-InsafAmir ZiaPakistani JournalistSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
Biden faces backlash over classified document scandal The Newsmakers 2023-01-17 | US President Joe Biden is being accused of hypocrisy. He criticised Donald Trump when his Mar-a-lago resort was raided for classified files. Now at least 20 documents linked to Biden have been found at his private residence and an office he used in Washington. Are they equally guilty?Guests:Steve OkunFormer Lawyer in Bill Clinton’s AdministrationJason OsborneFormer Senior Advisor to Donald Trump’s Presidential CampaignIwan MorganEmeritus Professor of US studies at University College LondonSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
Is Germany falling back on the promise of reducing pollution? The Newsmakers 2023-01-16 | Climate protestors dragged from a German coal mine, calling a deal made between energy giant RWE and government 'shameful'. But Ministers are trying to sell it as a long-term success story, saying the village is the wrong symbol for climate warriors. Is this one step towards stabilising German energy or a step backwards in the fight against the climate crisis? Guests:Rio Goldmann Lützerath Lebt Spokesperson Dr Volker Stanzel Former German Diplomat James JacksonJournalist and Political AnalystSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
Why is Greece trying to criminalise aid workers? The Newsmakers 2023-01-13 | Government attempts to criminalise rescues at sea have failed again, as the case against aid workers in Greece is dropped. But after four years of costly legal wrangling, will humanitarians be deterred? Guests: Ines AvelasHead of Advocacy and Strategy at The Advocacy Team Nicola CanestriniLead Defender of the Iuventa10 Crew Adriana TidonaEuropean Migration Researcher at Amnesty InternationalSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
Will the UK governments response to the civil servants strike work? The Newsmakers 2023-01-12 | The UK has been hit by waves of strikes over pay and conditions. Over a hundred thousand workers are preparing to hit the streets as the government tries to pass controversial anti-strike laws. An agreement seems to slipping further away; how will the chaos end? Guests: Robert OuldsDirector of the Bruges Group Think Tank Adrian WeirSecretary of the Campaign of Trade Union Freedom Amanda LennonEmployment Lawyer and HR Director at Spencer WestSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
Can we reverse global heating? The Newsmakers 2023-01-11 | Records shattered across Europe as a wave of warm weather has swept across the continent. It's a short-term respite for governments struggling with high gas prices, but its long-term effects could be catastrophic.Guests:James DykeFellow of the European Geosciences UnionRupert ReadCo-director of the Moderate Flank IncubatorPeter NewmanProfessor of Sustainability at Curtin UniversitySubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
Can the US House of Representatives function under these conditions? The Newsmakers 2023-01-10 | Republican Kevin McCarthy has been elected as the new US House speaker but with very precarious support. After 15 rounds of voting and massive compromises, the US legislature can finally get to work, but will it? John BrabenderRepublican Strategist Joel RubinDemocratic Strategist Aaron KallDirector of Debate at the University of MichiganSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
Is polarising politics contributing to the unrest in South America? The Newsmakers 2023-01-09 | As Brazil assesses the damage from an attack on its capitol, Bolivia and Peru deal with ongoing and destabilising protests. How much are the continent's polarising politics costing its people, and can they find the leadership necessary to unite? Guests: Ben NortonJournalist and Founder of Multipolarista Portal Raul PenarandaJournalist Javier AlbanFormer Adviser to the Peruvian National Electoral CommissionSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
Whats behind Russias 36-hour ceasefire in Ukraine for Russian Orthodox Christmas? The Newsmakers 2023-01-06 | Russia has declared a temporary truce over Orthodox Christmas but should Ukraine prepare for worse to come? As Russia's assault approaches one year of operations, we ask what's really behind this unilateral cessation of hostilities. Guests: Victor OlevichLead Expert at the Center for Actual Politics Andrij DobrianskyDirector of Communications for the Ukrainian Congress Committee of America John HerbstSenior Director at the Atlantic Council's Eurasia CenterSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
Is India responsible for the childrens deaths in The Gambia and Uzbekistan? The Newsmakers 2023-01-05 | With dozens of children dead in Gambia and Uzbekistan, the world's biggest generic drug maker is under the microscope. So how did regulators fail to stop Indian pharmaceuticals from exporting toxic medications? And what has to change to prevent it from happening again? Guests:Dr Peter Adebayo AdewuyiMember of The Gambia's Response Team for Acute Kidney InjuriesPrashant Reddy TCo-author of 'The Truth Pill: The Myth of Drug Regulation in India'Gobardhan DasMolecular Medicine Professor at Jawaharlal Nehru UniversityAbantika GhoshAuthor at The Print IndiaSubscribe: http://trt.world/TheNewsmakersLivestream: http://trt.world/ytliveFacebook: facebook.com/TheNewsMakersOnTRTWorldTwitter: twitter.com/The_NewsmakersInstagram: http://trt.world/instagramVisit our website: http://trt.world
