In the absence of our favourite great comedian-politician, so missed on the international arena, the burden of inspiring political satirists has now fallen on the mutated version of Donald Trump: Yes, Boris ‘the Confessor’ Johnson.

Harry Dunn's mother Charlotte Charles has rejected suspect Anne Saccolas's offer to perform 'community service' in lieu of facing the UK justice system.

The UK's prosecuting authority has raised hopes of a successful prosecution of fugitive Anne Sacoolas despite a High Court ruling two months ago that Sacoolas enjoyed diplomatic immunity at the time of Harry Dunn's death.

The final stretch of post-Brexit trade negotiations are marred by political uncertainty at home and diplomatic uncertainty in relation to the incoming US administration led by Joe Biden.

This edition of the program is about the recent US elections and the controversies it caused. Trump is calling foul and not conceding while the next US administration is discussed to not have any plans for the US problems.

Harry Dunn's mother Charlotte Charles is hopeful that Joe Biden can break the impasse over the extradition of Harry's killer to the UK.

The foreign secretary has been closely questioned over his initial reluctance to admit Donald Trump had lost in the US presidential election.

Amid much fanfare the UAE and Israel have recently decided to formalize, or as they like to put it to “normalize” their relations, despite their longstanding interaction in various areas such as trade and cybersecurity.

This edition of The Debate is about anti-police protests in the US’s Wisconsin against racism. Robert Patillo, political strategist, and Netfa Freeman, Pan-African Community Action organizer, exchange views on this issue.

This episode is a brief section of Ismahan Abdullahi’s speech at the Muslim American Society and the Islamic Circle of North America 18th Annual Convention in Chicago in December 2019. What makes you special?