Global protests have erupted across Italy, Germany, Mexico, and other countries as public opinion shifts sharply against Israel over its actions in Gaza. Once widely seen as a victim, Israel now faces growing international criticism and condemnation, with many accusing it of disproportionate force and civilian harm in the conflict.

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Ukraine is fighting a war with a shortage of weapons and now, it wants to sell weapons. President Volodymyr Zelensky has announced that Ukraine is ready to export its homegrown arms to Europe, the U.S., and the Middle East. But why would a country still under attack sell its own weapons abroad? Is this a desperate attempt to fund its war, or a strategic move to build a long-term defense industry? In this episode of Grey Zone, Ananya Dutta unpacks the economics, politics, and strategy behind Zelensky’s bold new plan. From battlefield-tested drones and missiles to the moral dilemma of selling while fighting, this is a story about how modern wars are no longer just fought on the frontlines but also negotiated in markets and boardrooms. Can Ukraine turn its war into a business? Or is this the start of a new arms race in Europe?

Tony Blair, the former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, is a leader whose legacy sparks intense debate. Despite peace initiatives, the decision to lead UK into the Iraq War, tailing America, did not go down well with citizens and diplomats alike. Now, decades later, Blair is expected to a major role in governing postwar Gaza, according to US President Donald Trump's 20-point peace framework. This association rekindles controversy, as both local Palestinians and Hamas have publicly rejected his involvement, citing his past actions and the broader implications of international oversight over Palestinian affairs. But how does Tony Blair fit into Trump's proposal? In this episode of HT In-Depth, we delve deeper into Blair's politics and his ties to the Middle East in the past two decades. Watch this video to find out the realities behind Blair's involvement in the Gaza plan.

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The EU has refused President Trump’s call for tariffs on India and China over Russian oil, stressing independence in trade policy and unveiling a landmark 19th sanctions package on Russia. In this conversation between HT's Aayesha Varma and Former EU Trade Negotiator John Clarke, listen in to insights about EU trade policy and much more as U.S. pressure escalates and India remains resilient.INTERNATIONAL NEWS #Europe #RussiaSanctions #Trump #India #EnergyCrisis #EUIndiaTrade #JohnClark #GlobalPolitics #UkraineWar #EconomicPolicy

Pakistan, America, Afghanistan and India. What are the recent geopolitical developments in these regions that you need to know? Tune in to Point Blank with HT's Shishir Gupta to find out. It's a discussion on Pakistan & America's growing closeness, how it relates to China, why Trump and the Taliban are involved in a tussle and what happened in Ladakh.

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Explore the real history of the Rothschild dynasty—bankers who shaped Europe, financed nations, and supported the creation of Israel. Bust myths and conspiracy theories surrounding their wealth and legacy in global finance. Join Aayesha Varma as HT In Depth reveals facts behind one of history’s most influential families and their impact today.Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/2o8zmpesFw8

The Supreme Court’s verdict on the Waqf Act has sparked fresh debate. AIMPLB Executive member Khalid Rasheed speaks on the community’s concerns, from fears that the government is targeting masjids through the new Waqf Act, to allegations of corruption within Waqf. Rasheed calls for compensation on buildings made on waqf land, and explains why many Muslims are not satisfied with the judgment. With voices divided on whether protests should be held or curtailed, the future of the Waqf Act remains a critical question for India’s minority community.

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President Xi Jinping marked the 70th founding anniversary of the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region in Urumqi with all the familiar symbols of Chinese state power: red banners, thunderous applause, grandiose speeches. But beyond the stage lights and orchestrated clapping lies a darker story, one that the United Nations put into words that same year. In August 2022, the UN Human Rights Office released a landmark assessment, accusing China of committing “serious human rights violations” in Xinjiang that may amount to crimes against humanity. The report spoke of arbitrary detentions, forced labor, sexual violence, and an entire surveillance system designed to erase Uyghur culture. For years, leaks, testimonies, and satellite images had hinted at this. But now, the world’s top human rights body has put it on record. The celebration inside Urumqi’s hall was scripted, but the suffering outside could no longer be hidden. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/DqJz-gF5fTA