Nasrallah says the US is pursuing the policy of maximum pressure and economic sanctions against the countries and nations that are part of the Axis of Resistance.

A political commentator describes the Tunisian parliamentary election as an “orchestrated show” aiming to give out “an image of democracy.”

In his first speech of the year, British PM Rishi Sunak on Wednesday promised to turn the economy around after facing blistering criticism.

Lebanon has arrested 185 people suspected of working for the Israeli spy agency since October 2019.

South Korean president warns that the government might step in to break up a nationwide strike by truckers.

This episode examines if Rishi Sunak has the necessary solutions to get the UK out of economic and political chaos.

British Prime Minister Liz Truss has apologized for her government's policy "mistakes" that crashed the country’s currency and rattled financial markets but has turned down calls to step down.

Hungary's prime minister urges his country to prepare for war in case the economic crisis across Europe sparks a conflict in the continent.

A leading international credit rating agency has warned that the United Kingdom is likely to tip into recession in the last quarter of this year as a result of soaring inflation and a hike in bank interest rates. 

This episode looks into the way Liz Truss is handling the UK economy.