In this episode, we speak to Save the Children’s Hassan Basha in Sanaa to discuss the impact of the UK-backed Saudi-UAE bombing of hospitals. On his film’s 30th anniversary, we speak to the award-winning director of Heathers, Michael...

Max and Stacy discuss Potemkin regulators in the UK and economists like Paul Krugman arguing on behalf of Potemkin money for the world – money that doesn’t actually provide a stable store of value on which to build a world economy. In...

Natalie McGill shows how a pharma company profited by lying about the uses of its opioid painkiller. John F. O’Donnell reports on the lock on a robust anti-nuclear weapons movement in the US, and Naomi Karavani explains what was gained and...

The transatlantic relationship has had many ups and downs since its inception after the Second World War. It is said the relationship has weathered these moments of tensions and differences due to American leadership. Now enter Donald Trump. Can the...

Ten years ago, cross-border skirmishes and decades of tension escalated into a brief but bloody war between Georgia and breakaway South Ossetia. Life appears quite normal today, but the pain the war caused left its mark on the residents. RTD...