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Following his return from strategic talks in Germany and as the war on Gaza nears its 50th day, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan delves into Turkey’s role in humanitarian efforts.At a pivotal moment, he discusses Turkey’s relationship with Hamas and whether Western pressure exists. Fidan also reflects on what it would take to sever diplomatic ties with Israel completely.Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan shares these insights with Al Jazeera.

Explore Lisbon's challenges of gentrification, housing crisis, and climate change. Learn about its rise as a tech and remote working hub, and the efforts to distribute financial benefits. Discover how the city has transformed into a global innovation hub and attracted billion-euro companies. Hear about the growth of Lisbon's tech economy with increased investment in startups and the role of AI in enhancing humanity. Understand the impact of corruption on foreign investment and the town hall's efforts to combat it.

Former UN official, Craig Mokhiber, criticizes the UN's inaction on the 'wholesale slaughter' of Palestinians by Israeli army. He discusses the ongoing Palestine-Israel conflict and the use of 'genocide' to describe Israel's actions. The speaker highlights support received after a leaked letter and calls for recognizing the humanity of Palestinians in Western media.

It’s been 10 years since Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez died.In the years that followed, the country, home to the world’s largest oil reserves, suffered economic collapse, political chaos and a mass exodus.As Venezuelans face poverty and struggle to survive, more than 7 million have left the country in search of protection and a better life, according to the United Nations.Have foreign powers played a role in the country’s stalemate? And is there still a way out of Venezuela’s impasse?Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yvan Gil talks to Al Jazeera.

Iranian President discusses Iran's partnership with the Palestinian resistance, their diplomatic efforts for ceasefire and humanitarian relief, Israel's actions in Gaza, and criticism towards Iran's support for the resistance movement in Gaza

Navi Pillay, chair of the UN Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory and Israel, discusses the ongoing conflict and occupation. She highlights the militarized law enforcement operations of Israel, attacks on Gaza, and the commission's report. Topics include the killing of journalist Shireen Abu Akhle, attacks on the UN and the Secretary General, and parallels between the Israeli occupation and apartheid in South Africa.

This podcast discusses the potential consequences of the Gaza war on the West Bank and the possibility of Hamas and Fatah joining forces. It explores the Palestinian Authority's diplomatic efforts, lack of communication with Israel, and challenges it faces. The podcast also examines the peace process in relation to the war in Gaza and emphasizes the need for Israel to end the aggression and occupation.

The podcast discusses the aftermath of the breach of the blockade by Hamas, the role of the International Red Cross in facilitating the release of hostages, the situation of detainees and captives in Gaza and Israel, challenges faced by US and foreign nationals in Gaza, and the dire humanitarian situation and need for a ceasefire in Gaza.

Former coup leader Julius Maada Bio, now president of Sierra Leone, discusses the recent protests, accusations of election irregularities, and the concept of 'good' coups. The podcast also explores the brutalities of the past war, the significance of education, and the challenges faced by Sierra Leone in global politics.

The podcast discusses the strategic significance of the Maldives, the presence of Indian troops, strengthening ties with China, corruption concerns, asset recovery, Progressive Party corruption allegations, judicial reform, and the threat of climate change in the Maldives.