2025.09.11 - John Day - Today is September 11, and we’d like to get your perspective on what this day means to the United States today. John, could you share how 9/11 is remembered, its lasting impact on American society and foreign policy, and why it continues to resonate more than two decades later?

2025.09.10 - Tim Modise - Parliament has raised the alarm over the SABC

2025.09.10 - Prof. Amos Nadan - Israel has reportedly targeted Hamas leadership with a missile strike in Qatar, an escalation that could have far-reaching consequences for both the region and international relations. How significant is this development, and what does it tell us about Israel’s current strategy against Hamas?

2025.09.10 - Anthony Reich - Israel Report

2025.09.10 - Dr Karl Kruszelnicki - Mosquitoes in Summer

2025.09.10 - Prof. Meir Litvak - Following the unprecedented Israeli military evacuation order for all residents of Gaza City, which has sent nearly one million people scrambling amid severe humanitarian shortages, we are joined by Professor Meir Litvak, Chair of Middle Eastern and African History at Tel Aviv University. Professor Litvak, given the scale and urgency of this evacuation, how do you assess its strategic objectives and potential humanitarian impact on civilians in Gaza?

2025.09.10 - Anne Herzberg - President Isaac Herzog heads to the UK this week

2025.09.09 - Liron Sanders - Police in Johannesburg recently arrested alleged ISIS members found in possession of a stolen car, a fake Rolex, and Van Cleef jewellery, highlighting concerns about extremist networks operating locally. To start, could you help us understand the significance of these arrests, what they reveal about the presence of ISIS-linked activity in South Africa, and the potential risks to public safety?