Reuters World News Putin's offer, Kaepernick docuseries, Air Canada, Bolivia and screwworm
Aug 17, 2025
The podcast dives into Putin's proposed peace deal for Ukraine, which involves territorial concessions from both sides. Meanwhile, a docuseries on Colin Kaepernick gets canceled, stirring controversy. In Canada, Air Canada's looming strike highlights the struggles of cabin crews amidst rising inflation. The political climate in Bolivia is heating up as voters prepare for crucial elections. Lastly, Texas ranchers are on high alert due to the invasive screwworm fly, threatening their livestock and livelihoods.
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Unequal Peace Offer From Putin
- Putin proposed trading small Russian withdrawals for large Ukrainian territorial concessions and guarantees on NATO and sanctions.
- Zelenskyy rejected the outline and will meet Trump amid uncertainty whether the offer was final or an opening bid.
Spike Lee Pulls Kaepernick Docuseries
- Spike Lee said his multi-part documentary about Colin Kaepernick "is not coming out, period."
- He declined to elaborate, citing a non-disclosure agreement and ESPN cited creative differences.
Contested Gaza Relocation Plan
- Israel plans to relocate Gaza residents from combat zones southward while preparing a northern Gaza offensive.
- The UN warned relocation could increase suffering and Palestinians rejected the plan as nowhere is truly safe.