Sudan Conflict
Discover key takeaways from 7 podcast episodes about this topic.
John Mearsheimer: US LOSING War With Iran
John Mearsheimer and US Senators reveal the US is losing its conflict with Iran, lacks clear objectives beyond 'nation destruction,' and is on a path to endless war with potential ground troops and Russian/Chinese involvement.
Top U.S. & World Headlines — February 20, 2026
This episode details a range of critical global and domestic headlines, from potential US military action against Iran and Trump's 'Board of Peace' initiative to human rights abuses in Israeli prisons and Sudan, Prince Andrew's arrest, and a proposed wealth tax in California.
PBS News Hour full episode, Feb. 19, 2026
This episode details the unprecedented arrest of the UK's former Prince Andrew, President Trump's new 'Board of Peace' for Gaza, and the life sentence of South Korea's former president, alongside an exploration of booming prediction markets and the artistic resilience of Lucinda Williams.
UAE Faces MASSIVE PRESSURE On Sudan Mercenaries
International officials faced intense scrutiny at the Munich Security Conference over the ongoing Sudan conflict, with particular pressure on the UAE for its alleged support of RSF mercenaries and perceived evasion of responsibility.
PBS News Hour full episode, Feb. 13, 2026
European leaders grapple with a shifting world order and U.S. reliability at the Munich Security Conference, while domestic reports expose alleged abuses by U.S. immigration authorities and a worsening humanitarian crisis in Sudan.
India JOINS UAE In Fight With Saudis, Pakistan
A proxy war in Sudan between Saudi Arabia and the UAE has escalated into a broader geopolitical realignment, drawing in India and Pakistan and exposing the strategic importance of the Red Sea and the humanitarian crisis.
Saudis, UAE Break Into Regional HOT WAR
A deepening rift between Saudi Arabia and the UAE has escalated into a regional 'hot war,' with MBS actively dismantling UAE's proxy empire in Yemen and Sudan, leading to devastating humanitarian consequences.