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01/11/2023

The top ten most racist countries in the world are Qatar, Serbia, Saudi Arabia, Sri Lanka, the United Arab Emirates, Slovakia, Myanmar, Israel, Ukraine, and the US, according to World Population Review. The study claims the reason for these findings is these countries have a high population of native-born residents and relatively few immigrants and international residents. But the United Arab Emirates and the US have some of the highest populations of immigrants and refugees in the world. On this episode of The 360 View, Scottie Nell Hughes speaks with political commentator and analyst Clinton Nzala about the qualifications for being considered a racist country and who decides what is racist. Are there actual underlying factors that can determine a nation’s racial tensions, or are these kinds of rankings meant to mask a political agenda?

31/10/2023

Suppressing an issue in the hope that it will go away by itself is a common strategy for dealing with challenging and unpleasant realities. Sometimes, it works, but clearly not in the case of Israel and Palestine. The decades-long procrastination in terms of addressing the problem in an authentic and meaningful way has led to such an accumulation of rage and hatred that the status quo can no longer be contained. Is there still a peaceful way out? To discuss this Oksana is joined by Amal Abou Zeid, a former member of the Lebanese Parliament and an adviser to former Lebanese President Michel Aoun.

31/10/2023

Gaza is back after going dark and being cut off from the world. Israel continues to deny Gaza everything needed to sustain modern life. In the meantime, the West is collectively turning a blind eye to the collective punishment of the Palestinians.

CrossTalking with Martin Jay and George Szamuely.

31/10/2023

On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to Sir Lawrence Freedman, emeritus professor of war studies at King’s College University of London and a member of the Iraq Inquiry Committee. He discusses Israel’s deadly onslaught in Gaza and Hamas’ attack on October 7, the Israeli ambassador to the UN demanding that Secretary-General Antonio Guterres resign, what he views is likely to come after the fighting between Israel and Hamas ends, Israel’s undeclared nuclear weapons program, why what Israel can achieve via military action is limited and how Israel is in a strategic mess, whether the US could win a war against Iran should the conflict expand, and much more.

31/10/2023

She’s the person behind some of the US’ biggest foreign policy blunders and a notorious war hawk who is considered one of the architects of the 2014 overthrow of Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich. Victoria Nuland’s name is synonymous with war and she’s one of the most aggressive policymakers in Washington. The MO’s Manila Chan discusses Nuland’s career with political commentator Garland Nixon, who provides expert insight about her tenure in Washington.

29/10/2023

Until a few weeks ago, the Ukraine conflict was treated in Western media as a major threat to the rules-based order that will likely to decide the outcome of the battle between the forces of democratic good and autocratic evil. But the explosion of violence in the Middle East has manifested a new order of brutality that has made it much more difficult, even for the self-assured West, to take sides or offer easy solutions. What does this crisis mean for the international system? To discuss this, Oksana is joined by Dmitry Suslov, the deputy director of the Centre for Comprehensive European and International Studies at the Higher School of Economics, Moscow.

29/10/2023

RT sits down for an exclusive interview with a Hamas representative and the head of the Palestine International Relations Council, Basem Naim, to discuss what prompted the current conflict.

29/10/2023

On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to Professor Shlomo Ben-Ami, former Israeli minister of foreign affairs & public security. He discusses the strategic blunders of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that made Hamas’ attack on October 7 possible, the security and civil structures in Israel which have upheld the ongoing occupation, why a political solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict still exists, Israel having no viable endgame in Gaza, and why a ground invasion to destroy Hamas is likely to take a long time if it is even possible, why the only winner from the Gaza war will be the US weapons manufacturers, Israel’s UN ambassador demanding that UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres resign for saying Hamas’ attack did not happen in a vacuum, and much more.

29/10/2023

October 7 was the deadliest day in Israel’s 75-year history, and it has led to a major confrontation with an old foe – Hamas. While the world awaits the Israeli invasion of Gaza, the ongoing attack on the isolated Palestinian territory has resulted in thousands of deaths, including many children. Direct Impact’s Rick Sanchez talks to American rapper and political activist Immortal Technique about the conflict and what’s next.

27/10/2023

On the morning of October 7, Israel suffered the deadliest day in its 75-year history, when Hamas fighters killed over 1,400 Israelis in a surprise attack on towns bordering the Palestinian territory of Gaza. Israel responded by launching a massive barrage of airstrikes and artillery on Hamas positions, killing thousands of Palestinians in the process. Israel's political leadership has since formed a unity government in preparation for a ground offensive into the Palestinian territory. To break down this conflict, host Manila Chan is joined by journalist Sam Husseini, who discusses the events that led to the attack, and its aftermath.

27/10/2023

On this episode of The Cost of Everything we take a closer look at the military spending of countries as global conflicts are developing, especially in the Middle East with the current Israel-Hamas conflict. Host Christy Ai spoke with founder of Food not Bombs Keith McHenry about how military budgets vary between countries and how they define their geopolitical status like Israel with their fast response to the Hamas attack considered one of the fastest and almost impossible to match mobilizations. Furthermore, which countries get the most bang for their buck on their military spending and which ones tend to waste large amounts of their budgets on useless or obsolete weaponry.

27/10/2023

With high-profile attacks on Catholic churches and organizations on the rise over the past two years, advocates have grown frustrated with what they say is a lack of consequences for people who target Catholics, relative to the consequences for people who target other religions or minority groups, particularly in the West. Meanwhile Christians as a whole around the globe are increasingly being targeted, most recently in Nigeria, Pakistan, and Armenia. Where is the global outcry? On this episode of 360 view, Scottie Nell Hughes speaks with Jason Jones, Human Rights Activist and Filmmaker, about what is leading to the increase of attacks. Why are organizations like the FBI hiding the increased attacks? And who is benefiting from the lack of punishment to those perpetrating the attacks?

27/10/2023

On this episode of The Whistleblowers, Ted Blickwedel, a 27-year veteran, began providing counseling services for Vet Centers in 2009. However, by 2016, he realized that what was originally a people-centered approach to helping veterans had become a numbers game, where patients were rushed through appointments to meet Veterans Administration numbers expectations. Ted began to feel burned out, and he realized other counselors were having the same experience. In 2018, he emailed 1,300 Vet Center counselors across the US to learn how the VA’s expectations and bureaucratic demands were affecting them. The results were so stunning that Ted decided to blow the whistle, resulting in a Government Accountability Office report in 2020 revealing that the new productivity standards were leading to counselor burnout across the country. A bill to correct these wrongs is currently pending in Congress, but it has not yet been acted upon. Ted speaks to John Kiriakou about the book he has written, Broke

26/10/2023

22 people are dead and dozens wounded as a gunman goes on a rampage in the largest US mass shooting so far this year. The suspect is at large and authorities issue a shelter in place order for all locals. 33 people are killed after Israel strikes a residential area of Gaza according to local authorities. The Palestinian death toll tops 65-hundred amid a dire humanitarian crisis in the region. And, as Russia and China veto a US resolution on Gaza at the United Nations security council, the Russian ambassador to the UN slams Washington's attempt to use the measure as a political tool.

25/10/2023

Officials in Gaza say Israel has dropped 12-thousand tonnes of explosives on Palestine, comparing it to the power of the bomb that leveled Hiroshima, as 58-hundred are killed in the area in less than three weeks. Over 120-thousand people evacuate from northern Israeli border towns as tensions with Lebanon escalate. Israel says the UN Secretary General must resign - after Antonio Guterres suggests the Hamas attack on Israel was a response to 56 years of Israeli occupation. As demonstrations in support of Palestine spread across the world, crowds in Kenya take to the streets to express their solidarity with Gaza.

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