Season 1
N/A/100 votesWhy do Hungary’s elections matter to us?
Season 1 Episode 1 - Aired 4/10/2026
After 16 years in power, Viktor Orbán’s government controls much of the media, pressures the judiciary and strains EU relations - Hungary’s parliamentary vote could end his rule, and its outcome matters for European democracy, rule of law and the EU’s future cohesion.
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N/A/100 votesWhy does the fight of Brazil’s Indigenous peoples matter to us?
Season 1 Episode 2 - Aired 4/13/2026
Millions of Indigenous people protect the Amazon, a crucial global carbon sink threatened by mining, oil and agribusiness - their protests to defend land rights and ecosystems have direct consequences for climate, biodiversity and global environmental stability.
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N/A/100 votesWhy are so many migrants dying in the Channel?
Season 1 Episode 3 - Aired 4/14/2026
Many risk the Channel crossing in flimsy boats to reach the UK for safety, work or family ties; overcrowded, unseaworthy vessels, smuggling networks and hazardous sea conditions turn attempts deadly despite tight coastal surveillance.
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N/A/100 votesWhy is Israel attacking Lebanon?
Season 1 Episode 4 - Aired 4/15/2026
Israeli forces have advanced into southern Lebanon, encircling villages and displacing civilians while parallel talks seek a ceasefire - tensions center on Hezbollah, whose presence and cross‑border attacks drive Israel’s operations and complicate negotiations.
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N/A/100 votesHas Trump crossed the line with the Church?
Season 1 Episode 5 - Aired 4/16/2026
President Trump posted an AI-generated image of himself in a Christ-like pose on his official account and then clashed with the Pope - even many of his largely Christian supporters found the stunt offensive.
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N/A/100 votesWhy are there so few women coaches in football?
Season 1 Episode 6 - Aired 4/17/2026
In Germany Union Berlin appointed Marie-Louisa Eta as head coach - the first woman in the Bundesliga - highlighting a persistent gender gap across major European leagues where managerial roles remain overwhelmingly male.
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N/A/100 votesWhy is Spain regularising 500,000 migrants?
Season 1 Episode 7 - Aired 4/21/2026
Spain is granting residency to around 500,000 previously undocumented migrants - many from Latin America and the Maghreb - allowing them to live and work legally. This move aims to bring workers into the formal economy, increase tax revenue and improve rights and stability for migrants.
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N/A/100 votesWhy is Japan shifting toward arms exports?
Season 1 Episode 8 - Aired 4/22/2026
Japan has eased long-standing limits and now allows exports of lethal weapons to strengthen security ties and enter the global defense market - a move that breaks with decades of pacifist policy and worries many citizens.
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N/A/100 votesHow much AI is in the film industry?
Season 1 Episode 9 - Aired 4/24/2026
Cannes now hosts the World AI Film Festival alongside the main event - AI is already widely used across filmmaking from scriptwriting and VFX to editing and marketing, reshaping creative roles, production workflows and rights questions as cinema adopts automated tools.
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N/A/100 votesHow important is mine clearance in Sudan?
Season 1 Episode 10 - Aired 4/27/2026
After three years of brutal conflict between the army and RSF militias, parts of Sudan - including Khartoum - need extensive demining to remove landmines that could contaminate land for decades, a costly, complex process essential for civilian safety and recovery.
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N/A/100 votesWhy are so many protesting for the energy transition?
Season 1 Episode 11 - Aired 4/28/2026
In Germany Fridays for Future protesters - mainly students - are rallying because they fear Germany’s shift to green energy is being stalled: the economy minister proposes cutting renewables subsidies and redirecting funds to gas plants, prompting widespread demonstrations.
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N/A/100 votesWhy are some French cities banning fast-food outlets?
Season 1 Episode 12 - Aired 4/29/2026
Fast-food chains crowd many city centres in France, prompting residents and mayors to block new openings - they argue these outlets harm local retail, public spaces and food culture, so municipalities are taking measures to protect downtowns.
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N/A/100 votesDire conditions in French prisons
Season 1 Episode 13 - Aired 4/30/2026
Many French inmates sleep on mattresses on the floor amid severe overcrowding - 87,000 prisoners for 63,000 places with 200 arrivals weekly - while staff shortages have prompted prison guards to strike, raising urgent questions about reforms and alternatives to incarceration.
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N/A/100 votesWhy is Vincent Bolloré’s media empire a problem?
Season 1 Episode 14 - Aired 5/1/2026
In France Vincent Bolloré has amassed newspapers, TV channels, publishers and even kiosk networks, raising concerns that his vast media ownership gives him outsized influence to spread political views and shape public opinion.
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N/A/100 votesWhy does Europe want a unified sexual offences law?
Season 1 Episode 15 - Aired 5/4/2026
Many victims freeze during sexual assault and cannot resist or object - so the EU Parliament has pushed for a clear consent-based standard: sex is only legal with explicit consent, replacing varying national rules such as those currently in Germany.
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N/A/100 votesWhy is aviation facing turbulence?
Season 1 Episode 16 - Aired 5/5/2026
Airlines fear a summer crisis as Middle East conflict and a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz restrict jet fuel supplies - some flights cancelled and one US carrier has ceased operations amid growing disruption.
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N/A/100 votesWhy is the world panicking about hantavirus?
Season 1 Episode 18 - Aired 5/7/2026
Several cruise passengers died after developing severe respiratory symptoms and tested positive for a rare hantavirus; while it evokes pandemic fears, WHO says hantaviruses spread far less easily than SARS-CoV-2 and this does not signal the start of a new pandemic.
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N/A/100 votesWhy does Putin fear for his life?
Season 1 Episode 19 - Aired 5/8/2026
Kremlin security for Vladimir Putin has reportedly been ramped up - a confidential intelligence report suggests he is increasingly isolated, fearing assassination or a coup, with this year’s May 9 parade scaled back and held under heightened security amid concerns about Ukrainian drone attacks.
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N/A/100 votesWhy is the World Cup so expensive for fans?
Season 1 Episode 20 - Aired 5/11/2026
Soaring ticket prices, inflated transport fares and sky-high accommodation make attending World Cup matches unaffordable for ordinary fans - supporter groups are protesting FIFA’s pricing and some have even taken legal action.
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N/A/100 votesWhy is compulsory military service causing controversy?
Season 1 Episode 21 - Aired 5/12/2026
In Germany a new draft system began in January requiring everyone born from 2008 onward to complete a questionnaire leading to medical assessment - men must comply, others may opt in - many see it as a step toward reinstating conscription abolished 15 years ago, prompting thousands of young people to protest.
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N/A/100 votesWhy are some countries boycotting Eurovision?
Season 1 Episode 22 - Aired 5/13/2026
Glitter, glamour and rows - Israel's participation in the 70th Eurovision in Vienna has sparked controversy: five countries withdrew and some stars urged a boycott - is this unprecedented, or has Eurovision faced similar political fallout before?
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N/A/100 votesTrump in China: What business is that of us?
Season 1 Episode 23 - Aired 5/14/2026
A US president visits China for the first time in a decade - a summit of two superpowers watched worldwide, especially in Europe - and whether it yields deals or new conflicts, the Xi-Trump power play will have concrete consequences for everyone.
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N/A/100 votesWhy are Argentina’s universities boiling over?
Season 1 Episode 24 - Aired 5/15/2026
President Javier Milei’s proposed austerity measures would sharply cut university budgets and impose tighter fiscal controls, prompting hundreds of thousands of students and faculty to protest nationwide. Opponents say the cuts threaten academic programs, research, scholarships and staff jobs, worsen inequality by reducing access to higher education, and jeopardize universities’ autonomy. Supporters argue the measures are needed to rein in public spending and reform an inefficient system. The protests reflect deep fears about budgetary squeeze, potential layoffs and the long‑term impact on educational quality and social mobility.
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N/A/100 votesWhy are there no Netflix films at Cannes?
Season 1 Episode 25 - Aired 5/18/2026
Cannes requires films in competition to have theatrical distribution in France, a condition tied to strict local rules on release windows that limit when films can appear on streaming platforms. Netflix typically prefers global or near‑simultaneous streaming releases, so it often declines Cannes’ theatrical-distribution requirement. The result: Netflix titles are usually absent from the festival’s main competition.
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N/A/100 votesWhy is this Ebola outbreak in the DRC so dangerous?
Season 1 Episode 26 - Aired 5/19/2026
The Ebola virus has resurfaced in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo in an area beset by armed groups, which hampers access for emergency health teams and patient care. Authorities also say the outbreak involves a particularly aggressive viral variant, increasing transmission and fatality risks and making containment far more difficult.
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N/A/100 votesWhy is drug violence escalating in France?
Season 1 Episode 27 - Aired 5/20/2026
Recent weeks saw deadly shootings in Nantes, arson near Lyon and a shooting in Nice - attacks linked to drug cartels. Organized-crime groups are using increasingly brutal tactics, driven by fierce competition over trafficking routes and markets, growing professionalization of criminal networks, easier access to weapons, and cycles of retaliation. Weak spots in local policing, legal loopholes and social marginalization in affected neighborhoods also fuel the violence, turning territorial disputes into lethal confrontations and raising public fear.
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N/A/100 votesWhy is India demolishing a paradise island?
Season 1 Episode 28 - Aired 5/21/2026
India is building a massive port and new city on Great Nicobar, an island of white‑sand beaches, tropical rainforest and many species found nowhere else. Residents and environmentalists warn the project will devastate habitats and local communities. The government argues the development is a strategic move to strengthen India’s role in global trade and regional security.
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N/A/100 votesWhy are the Americans indicting Cuba's former dictator Raúl Castro?
Season 1 Episode 29 - Aired 5/22/2026
U.S. authorities have indicted Raúl Castro over the 1996 shootdown of two civilian planes that killed several people. Although the attacks happened about 30 years ago, the charges reflect unresolved accountability for the deaths, renewed attention from victims’ families and investigators, and current U.S. political aims to increase pressure on Cuba - aligning with tougher rhetoric from the Trump administration.
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N/A/100 votesWhy do product drops like Swatch, Lindt, and Apple cause buying frenzies?
Season 1 Episode 30 - Aired 5/26/2026
Swatch, Lindt, Apple - companies constantly release limited editions, and these always result in enormous queues outside stores, sometimes even involving fights, as people try to get their hands on one of the coveted products. But why do people sometimes stand in line for days? How can such sales hype be explained?
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N/A/100 votesWhy are Taiwanese worried about their defense?
Season 1 Episode 31 - Aired 5/27/2026
Thousands of civilians recently marched in Taiwan to demand higher military spending and better readiness. Concerns stem from repeated threats and military pressure from neighboring China and from doubts about the reliability of long‑time security backing from the United States. Islanders fear their armed forces may lack the resources and responsiveness needed to deter or respond to intensified coercion.
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N/A/100 votesWhy is it so hot so early this year?
Season 1 Episode 32 - Aired 5/28/2026
Much of Europe has recorded unusually high temperatures for May, with historic readings in places like France and the UK. The immediate cause is a "heat dome" - a large, persistent high-pressure system that traps warm air and raises surface temperatures. While heat domes are a natural phenomenon, their intensity and frequency are being amplified by human-driven climate change. If greenhouse gas emissions continue at current levels, such early-season heat extremes could become far more common.
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N/A/100 votesWhy is France moving to ban free parties?
Season 1 Episode 33 - Aired 5/29/2026
France is proposing a law that would toughen penalties both for organizing and for attending free parties - outdoor, often illegal techno events held in remote locations. Supporters of the measure call these gatherings a public nuisance; attendees and fans view them as an expression of counterculture, freedom, and rebellion. The proposal aims to deter organizers and participants by expanding enforcement and penalties.
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N/A/100 votesWhat happens to people detained by ICE?
Season 1 Episode 34 - Aired 5/29/2026
Earlier this year ICE - U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement - was in the headlines after violent arrests that coincided with deaths of detainees. Although media coverage has since quieted, ICE continues large-scale arrests with a stated target of roughly one million removals per year. Detainees are sent to immigration detention centers, where conditions have been widely criticized: contaminated food, shortages of medication, poor hygiene, and inadequate medical care. These problems have contributed to rising deaths in custody.
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N/A/100 votesWhy Did France Still Have Racist Laws on the Books?
Season 1 Episode 35 - Aired 6/1/2026
France was one of the world’s major colonial powers in the 17th century, ruling parts of the Caribbean where hundreds of thousands of enslaved Africans were forced to work on plantations. Although slavery was abolished in 1848, the "Code Noir" - a set of laws regulating slavery and the lives of enslaved people - was never formally repealed until now.
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N/A/100 votesWhy is Israel expanding its offensive in Lebanon?
Season 1 Episode 36 - Aired 6/2/2026
Despite a ceasefire that has been in place since mid-April, Israel continues military operations in Lebanon and has recently extended its ground offensive further north. Israeli forces have taken control of the symbolic Beaufort Castle, a medieval fortress. Israel says these actions are intended to prevent attacks by Hezbollah and strengthen its security along the border.
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N/A/100 votesWhy Is Cycling More Popular Than Ever?
Season 1 Episode 37 - Aired 6/3/2026
June 3 marks World Bicycle Day. Affordable, healthy, and environmentally friendly, cycling is becoming an increasingly popular part of daily life across Europe. This growing trend requires public investment in infrastructure, especially in cities, to accommodate the rising number of cyclists. Northern European countries remain the clear leaders in this area, but Southern European nations are also stepping up their efforts to avoid falling behind.
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N/A/100 votesWhy Are Major Museums Expanding Abroad?
Season 1 Episode 38 - Aired 6/4/2026
Paris' Centre Pompidou has opened a new branch in Seoul through a partnership with South Korean conglomerate Hanwha, whose businesses include defense manufacturing. The collaboration has drawn criticism from parts of the cultural community and reignited debate over the growing commercialization of art and the influence of corporate funding on cultural institutions.
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N/A/100 votesCockroach Party Challenges India's Government
Season 1 Episode 39 - Aired 6/5/2026
India's newly formed Cockroach People's Party (CJP) emerged as a satirical response after a senior judge reportedly referred to young job seekers as "cockroaches." The term quickly became a viral social media meme, embraced by Gen Z as a symbol of frustration with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's nationalist government and its policies.
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N/A/100 votesWhy Is Bolivia in Crisis?
Season 1 Episode 40 - Aired 6/8/2026
Bolivia is sinking deeper into crisis. For a month, protesters have blocked parts of the country, demanding higher wages to keep up with inflation. The center-right president, who has been in office for several months, accuses his rival, Evo Morales, of being behind the protest movement.
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N/A/100 votesEl Niño: Why is it so dangerous?
Season 1 Episode 41 - Aired 6/9/2026
Could El Niño trigger especially severe storms, droughts, heatwaves, or cold spells this year? The recurring climate pattern already causes extreme weather worldwide, and scientists warn that climate change could make its impacts even more intense.
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N/A/100 votesAntoni Gaudí: Architect of the Fantastic
Season 1 Episode 42 - Aired 6/10/2026
Inspired by nature, Spanish architect Antoni Gaudí created groundbreaking forms and devoted his life to his work. One hundred years after his death on 10 June 1926, his masterpiece - Barcelona’s Sagrada Familia basilica - remains unfinished. The UNESCO World Heritage site continues to attract millions of visitors every year.
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N/A/100 votesWar and Football: Iran at the World Cup
Season 1 Episode 43 - Aired 6/11/2026
Iran is set to compete in the men's FIFA World Cup in the United States starting on June 11, despite the ongoing conflict between the two countries. For Tehran, participation is a way to maintain an international presence and potentially rally national unity through sporting success. Meanwhile, U.S. President Donald Trump appears keen to avoid disruptions that could overshadow the tournament and has left the decision on Iran's participation to FIFA President Gianni Infantino.
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N/A/100 votesChild Sexual Abuse: How Do European Justice Systems Compare?
Season 1 Episode 44 - Aired 6/12/2026
The killing of 11-year-old Lyhanna has sparked outrage and renewed scrutiny of how justice systems handle child sexual abuse. The main suspect had reportedly been flagged multiple times despite serious concerns. Critics argue that limited resources weakened the response, while some European countries have developed more effective approaches to prevention and prosecution.
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N/A/100 votesNew Youth News Format
Season 1 Episode 45 - Aired 6/15/2026
The manosphere is a network of online communities that promote traditional views of masculinity and often misogynistic ideas. Many influencers - from fitness coaches to dating advisers - are part of this ecosystem, which frequently targets very young men. Hostility toward women is common, and in some cases, it can escalate from verbal abuse to real-world violence.
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N/A/100 votesEU: Gamers Push Back
Season 1 Episode 46 - Aired 6/16/2026
You buy a video game, invest time in it, and then it suddenly becomes unplayable because the publisher shuts it down. Growing numbers of gamers worldwide are opposing this practice. The "Stop Killing Games" initiative has drawn attention at the European level, while an EU petition with over one million signatures calls for solutions that keep purchased games playable.
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N/A/100 votesWhat Did Trump Achieve With His War in Iran?
Season 1 Episode 47 - Aired 6/17/2026
After mass protests and a harsh crackdown in Iran, U.S. President Donald Trump promised that his military campaign would help bring about regime change. Yet six months after a peace agreement between Washington and Tehran, Iran’s ruling establishment remains firmly in power, democratic freedoms appear more distant than ever, and the economic conditions that fueled the unrest have deteriorated further.
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N/A/100 votesHow Can the United Nations Help the People of Haiti?
Season 1 Episode 48 - Aired 6/18/2026
Haiti has been dominated by criminal gangs for years. The population faces violence, poverty, unemployment, weak governance, and the absence of an elected government. During a visit to the Caribbean nation, UN Secretary-General António Guterres apologized for the international community's insufficient response. What can be done to improve security, governance, and opportunities for the Haitian people?
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N/A/100 votesIs Air Pollution Good for the Climate?
Season 1 Episode 49 - Aired 6/19/2026
Air pollution causes millions of premature deaths worldwide and has been successfully reduced in recent decades. Yet studies show that airborne particles can temporarily slow global warming. Does that mean we need more air pollution? Scientists are clear: no. Protecting public health and tackling climate change must go hand in hand.
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N/A/100 votesTommy Robinson: The Face of Britain’s Far Right
Season 1 Episode 50 - Aired 6/22/2026
Tommy Robinson is a British far-right activist whose prominence stems from anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim campaigning online and on social media. Positioning himself as a voice for disaffected white working-class communities, he has been linked by critics to rising tensions and unrest in the UK. His populist rhetoric has gained additional visibility through support from Elon Musk.
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