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The conflict between Pakistan and India has put Turkey's arms industry in the spotlight, exposing the limits of its much lauded drones and raising questions about whether Turkey's arms industry is a loser in this latest round of conflict. Michael Rubin, the director of policy analysis at the Middle East Forum and a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, joins Thanos Davelis as we look into the Turkey angle to the Pakistan-India conflict, and dig into what developments on the ground tell us about Ankara's arms industry and Erdogan's ambitions to position Turkey as a military export power.You can read the articles we discuss on our podcast here:Is Turkey's Arms Industry a Loser in the India-Pakistan War?Mitsotakis highlights Greece's commitment to maritime security in UN speechGreece an ‘ideal connector' in the IMEC corridor

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A decision earlier this year by authorities in the occupied northern part of Cyprus to allow headscarves in schools has led to mass protests against what many see as President Erdogan's increasing authoritarianism and a creeping Islamification from Ankara. The protests also touch on broader issues, with Turkish Cypriots expressing concerns about money laundering, crime, and a wider Russian and Iranian presence. Nektaria Stamouli, the deputy editor in chief of Kathimerini's English Edition and Politico's Eastern Mediterranean correspondent, joins Thanos Davelis to break down this protest movement and look at what it says about where Turkish Cypriots stand vis-a-vis Erdogan.You can read the articles we discuss on our podcast here:Turkish Cypriots resist creeping IslamificationErdogan says US CAATSA sanctions on Turkey defense sector easing under TrumpGreece takes legal action over drone show advertising Adidas near AcropolisOutrage in Greece after Adidas advert shows drone shoe ‘kicking' Acropolis

Wednesday, May 14 marked the 77th anniversary of Israel becoming a nation. This significant historical and biblical event was overshadowed this week when President Donald Trump traveled to the Middle East but did not visit Israel. During this episode of the Blessors of Israel Podcast, Dr. Matthew Dodd discusses the opportunity that Trump missed this week along with other alarming developments and how they are setting the stage for the fulfillment of another Bible prophecy concerning Israel.Visit the Blessors of Israel Website: https://www.blessors.org/ Thank you for supporting Blessors of Israel. Donate Online: https://blessors.org/donate/Please Subscribe and Like our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUfbl_rf8O_uwKrfzCh04jgSubscribe to our ⁠Spotify Channel⁠: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/blessorsofisrael Subscribe to our Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/blessors-of-israedl/id1699662615Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BlessorsofIsrael/Twitter: https://twitter.com/BlessorsIGettr: https://gettr.com/i/blessorsofisrael Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-1670015Thank you for watching. Please like and share this video.We would love to hear your comments.Those who bless Israel will be blessed (Genesis 12:3).Pastor Rich JonesPastor Matthew DoddDr. Matthew DoddRich Jones Blessors of IsraelMatthew Dodd Blessors of IsraelBlessors of IsraelBlessers of IsraelTags:Pastor Rich JonesPastor Matthew DoddRich JonesDr. Matthew DoddRich Jones, Blessors of Israel, Rich Jones, Blessers of Israel, Matthew Dodd, Blessors of Israel, Matthew Dodd, Blessers of Israel, Blessers of Israel, Blessors of Israel, Two-State Solution, Palestine, Modern Palestinian Problem, Israel, Jesus Christ, Anti-Semitism, Prophecy Update, End Times Prophecy, Latter Days, Bible Prophecy, The Great Tribulation, Hamas, Gaza Strip, Terrorism, Hezbollah, Iran, Russia, Persia, Gog and Magog, BRICS, China, CCP, Persia, Iran, Turkey, Russia, South Africa, Saudi Arabia, India, Yahya Sinwar, Nasrallah, Ismail Haniyeh, Deif, United Nations, Terrorism, Antisemitism, Syria, Bashar al Assad, HTS, Damascus, Mount Hermon, Erdogan, Netanyahu, Trump, Putin, Ceasefire, Hostages, al Jolani, al Sharaa, Holocaust Day of Remembrance, China, Egypt, Iran Nuclear Deal, Trump, Qatar, UAE

#actualidad #geopolitica En este episodio especial de Bellumartis Actualidad Militar y Geopolítica, analizamos con profundidad la posible disolución del PKK (Partido de los Trabajadores del Kurdistán), su impacto en el equilibrio regional y el futuro del Kurdistán como entidad política. Contamos con la participación de Mariano López de Miguel, periodista y analista geopolítico, con amplia experiencia en conflictos de Oriente Medio, quien nos ayudará a entender: El origen histórico y evolución del PKK. La estrategia militar de Turquía contra el movimiento kurdo. El papel de los kurdos en Siria, Irak e Irán. Las consecuencias de una eventual desaparición del PKK como actor armado. ¿Podrá surgir un nuevo proyecto político kurdo más allá de la insurgencia? ¿Qué papel juega Occidente en este tablero de alianzas, intereses y tensiones? Un análisis directo, sin simplificaciones, donde abordamos las causas profundas del conflicto y sus ramificaciones geopolíticas actuales. No te pierdas este programa clave para comprender una de las insurgencias más longevas del siglo XX y XXI y su posible final. *************************************************************** COMPRA EN AMAZON CON EL ENLACE DE BHM Y AYUDANOS ************** https://amzn.to/3ZXUGQl ************* Si queréis apoyar a Bellumartis Historia Militar e invitarnos a un café o u una cerveza virtual por nuestro trabajo, podéis visitar nuestro PATREON https://www.patreon.com/bellumartis o en PAYPALhttps://www.paypal.me/bellumartis o en BIZUM 656/778/825

Darrell Castle talks about Present Trump's trip to the Middle East and how it reflects Trump's vision of the world --- how it can be more peaceful and prosperous for everyone. Transcription / Notes WHY NEO-CONS HATE TRUMP Hello, this is Darrell Castle with today's Castle Report. This is Friday the 16th day of May in the year of our Lord 2025. I will be talking about President Trump's trip to the Middle East which should be finishing just about as I record this report. The trip reflects Trump's vision of the world and how it can be more peaceful, and prosperous for everyone, in other words the anti-neo-con view of the world. President Trump is currently on a Presidential trip to several Middle East countries including Saudi Arabia, his first stop, and then several of the Gulf Arab States including Qatar, the second stop. While he was in Riyadh, he spoke to the new leader of Syria which is interesting because until the fall of Assad that man was listed as a wanted international terrorist. Apparently Mr. Erdogan of Turkey joined in the conversation by phone and lobbied Trump to lift the sanctions on Syria which Trump agreed to do. His reception by the Middle East countries has been phenomenal and met with similar joy as his election was met with joy by his supporters. That joy is in reality hope for what could be and hopefully will be with the Trump Presidency. When Air Force One entered Saudi air space six Saudi jet fighters came out and flew escort for the descent into Riyadh. The Crown Prince, Bin Salman came out to personally greet his arrival something he publicly did not do when President Biden visited. A long purple carpet stretched from the airplane steps to the waiting limousines while American music played from loudspeakers. The Saudis even rigged up a mobile McDonalds restaurant on the trailer of a large truck in reference to the President's legendary fondness for McDonalds cheeseburgers. Trump seems to have an affinity for Middle East people and especially their leaders because he shares a few things in common with them. He doesn't drink and he does not condemn their culture and way of life. Let me pause here for a moment and give a little history to illustrate my point. First we have George H.W. Bush's war to oust Saddam Hussein from Kuwait with its “this aggression will not stand rhetoric.” Then we have 8 years of Bill Clinton's no fly zone over Iraq with its starvation of hundreds of thousands, allegedly. We then follow that with 8 years of George W. Bush's Global War on Terror with its invasion of Iraq and Afghanistan. We follow that with 8 years of Barack Obama's Afghanistan the good war as opposed to Iraq the bad war. Donald Trump comes in and tries to extricate himself from Afghanistan but Joe Biden finally does it, albeit with an extreme cost. Joe Biden almost immediately becomes embroiled in a European war between Ukraine and Afghanistan so it's basically been a 25-year struggle of war which means killing, dying, and total destruction. The leaders of the Middle East apparently see this man Trump with his prosperity instead of war rhetoric and they like it and are hopeful. His statements before the trip reflected the new attitude and purpose of the trip. He said he wanted to make new deals for peace and profit and that went over especially well in the Saudi Kingdom. Quote from the President, “a land of peace, safety, harmony, opportunity, innovation, and achievement right here in the Middle East is within our grasp.” That was apparently music to the ears of Bin Salman and when you think about it's hard for me to find fault with that ambition. Perhaps Trump's joyous reception is because his approach to foreign policy in general and the Middle East in particular, in contrast to all those presidents I just mentioned, is not ideological. To illustrate here's a quote from the President that was apparently well received in Saudi ears, “too many American presidents have been afflicted wi...

« Khartoum dans le Noir après des frappes de drones », titre Africanews, selon laquelle « la capitale du Soudan a été la cible de nouvelles attaques de drones, dans la nuit de mercredi à jeudi, avec pour conséquence directe l'interruption de l'électricité ». « Car si les FSR ont été en grande partie chassés du centre du Soudan ces derniers mois », poursuit Africanews, « les combattants du général Hemetti semblent avoir changé de tactique. En lieu et place des assauts terrestres, apparaissent désormais les frappes de drones contre les centrales électriques, les barrages et d'autres infrastructures ». Afrik.com signale également que Khartoum a été « plongée dans l'obscurité après une nouvelle frappe de drones ». « Cette nouvelle technologie dans la guerre civile soudanaise marque une nouvelle escalade aux conséquences humanitaires désastreuses pour une capitale déjà meurtrie par deux ans de conflit », ajoute Afrik.com, qui précise également que « la coupure d'électricité n'est que la partie visible d'une crise bien plus profonde. Sans courant, l'accès à l'eau est perturbé, aggravant la situation sanitaire, dans un pays déjà miné par la famine et les épidémies ».Tshisekedi et KabilaÀ la Une également, la crise politique en République Démocratique du Congo et les questions entourant l'ancien président Joseph Kabila. « Et si Tshisekedi jouait balle à terre avec Kabila ? » interroge Wakatsera, au Burkina Faso. « En annonçant son retour à la maison, suite à son exil, officiellement pour la préparation d'une thèse, l'ancien président congolais n'ignorait pas qu'il attirerait, ainsi, sur lui, la foudre de Kinshasa ». Est-ce bien raisonnable ? Wakatsera n'est pas convaincu et s'interroge encore. « L'entreprise de Félix Tshisekedi, de vouloir mettre à l'ombre, celui qui lui avait offert le pouvoir sur un plateau d'or », estime ainsi le journal, « n'est-elle pas à haut risque pour le climat militaro-socio-politique, déjà bien vicié et explosif, à cause de la guerre qu'impose l'AFC/M23 de Corneille Nangaa, avec le soutien du Rwanda, à la République démocratique du Congo ? ». Conclusion de Wakatsera : « Félix Tshisekedi est loin, actuellement, d'être en position de force pour s'ajouter, en plus de son opposition traditionnelle, d'autres ennemis, même s'il est dit que 'la meilleure défense c'est l'attaque' ».Diplomatie du droneÀ lire également ce matin, une interview du ministre turc des Affaires étrangères. Interview d'Hakan Fidan, au magazine Jeune Afrique, alors que la Turquie ne cache pas son intérêt et ses ambitions pour le continent africain. « Du Maghreb à l'Afrique Subsaharienne, Ankara ne cesse d'étendre son influence », précise d'ailleurs Jeune Afrique. Quant au ministre turc des Affaires étrangères, présenté comme « l'homme de confiance du président Erdogan », il est interrogé sur l'industrie militaire de la Turquie. Mène-t-elle « une diplomatie du drone » ? Hakan Fidan répond prudemment, « Ce qui était à l'origine, de l'aide au développement, s'est étendu, au fil des ans, à la sphère économique et à bien d'autres domaines… » « Ce n'est que récemment », ajoute-t-il, « que nous nous sommes rendus compte que plusieurs pays africains rencontraient de grandes difficultés dans leur lutte contre le terrorisme. Or la Turquie a acquis une vaste expertise dans ce domaine. Pourquoi ne pas la mettre à leur service ? nous sommes-nous demandé ».Le ministre cite ainsi les pays avec lesquels la Turquie collabore : Somalie, Niger, Mali, mais aussi l'Algérie, la Libye et le Tchad.  Hakan Fidan est aussi interrogé sur les propos d'Emmanuel Macron qui, précise Jeune Afrique, « accuse régulièrement la Turquie d'alimenter le sentiment anti-français en Afrique en attisant le ressentiment postcolonial… »  Le ministre turc des Affaires étrangères, se dit « surpris » et se défend « nous ne propageons pas de telles idées, que ce soit publiquement ou en coulisses ». « Les peuples d'Afrique » déclare-t-il, « ont leur propre vécu, et ce n'est pas à nous de leur dicter la manière dont – ils doivent l'interpréter ».

Garlasco, spuntano i messaggi della cugina di Chiara: “Mi sa che abbiamo incastrato Stasi”.

An diesem Sonntag finden in Polen die Präsidentschaftswahlen statt. Und wie so oft in Polen, wird auch diese Wahl als "Schicksalswahl” bezeichnet. Hat die Wahl wirklich so eine Dimension? Und warum hat der PiS-nahe Amtsinhaber Duda die polnische Politik zum großen Teil lahm legen können? Ein Gespräch mit Martin Adam, ARD-Korrespondent in Polen. Der türkische Präsident Erdogan etabliert sich als Vermittler im Ukraine-Krieg. Wie ist er zu dieser Rolle gekommen? Und hilft ihm die internationale Profilierung dabei, die Proteste im Land abzuschwächen? Antworten von Dawid Bartelt, Leiter des Istanbuler Büros der Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung. Außerdem kommentiert BR-Politikredakteur Clemens Verenkotte die Reise von US-Präsident Donald Trump in die Golf-Staaten und Joseph Röhmel berichtet über einen Prozess, der in der kommenden Woche am Oberlandesgericht in München beginnt. Dieser wird international beachtet. Es geht um den Völkermord an der Volksgruppe der Jesiden.

"Business as usual with Turkey cannot continue." That was the message MEPs sent when they voted on a report about Turkey's EU accession process on May 7 in Strasbourg. Amid a crackdown on President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's political rivals as well as on protesters, MEPs said that EU membership talks with Turkey cannot be restarted in the current circumstances. At the same time, the European Union does not want to shut the door on Turkey completely, as Ankara remains a significant partner within NATO and its interests overlap with the EU's in Ukraine.

Dopo quaranta mesi di conflitto si torna – per quanto riguarda la guerra in Ucraina - a colloqui diretti tra le parti, come era stato il caso nella primavera del 2022, per le prime, e finora uniche, trattative dirette fra delegazioni russa ed ucraina, pochi mesi dopo l'aggressione russa. La speranza è che questa volta ci possa essere un esito positivo. Di certo è che oggi, dopo 1175 giorni di guerra, l'impressione è che ormai, sull'esito di eventuali negoziati, poco pesa il fatto che ci sia un aggressore e un aggredito. E che “giustizia” - così come la intendono gli ucraini - non verrà fatta. Molto lascia pensare che la soluzione sul campo non ci sarà e che occorre quindi rinunciare a parole d'ordine fino ad oggi “irrinunciabili” e alle quali ci si era aggrappati per serrare i ranghi, esaltare i combattenti, rafforzare il patriottismo e – nel caso soprattutto dell'Ucraina – ottenere aiuti per la propria causa.In parole povere, Putin non conquisterà Kiev e Zelensky non potrà evitare di cedere una parte dei territori ucraini. Negli scorsi giorni si era parlato addirittura di un incontro, in Turchia, fra gli stessi Putin e Zelensky, con il presidente americano Donald Trump, che in questi giorni si trova nella regione, pronto a raggiungerli. Sappiamo ora che Putin in Turchia non ci è proprio andato e che nemmeno Zelensky – che ad Ankara ha incontrato il presidente turco Erdogan – si è recato ad Istanbul, dove invece sono arrivate le due delegazioni russa e ucraina. Ma, allora, siamo davvero di fronte a una possibile svolta diplomatica, per quanto riguarda l'Ucraina, oppure anche questo sarà l'ennesimo buco nell'acqua e alla fine l'unica voce che si farà sentire – ancora – è quella delle armi?Ne parliamo con tre ospiti:Rosalba Castelletti, giornalista de La Repubblica, nostra collaboratrice a Mosca Davide Maria De Luca, collaboratore RSI a Kiev Eleonora Tafuro Ambrosetti, ricercatrice senior ISPI, l'Istituto per gli studi di politica internazionale di Milano

« Khartoum dans le Noir après des frappes de drones », titre Africanews, selon laquelle « la capitale du Soudan a été la cible de nouvelles attaques de drones, dans la nuit de mercredi à jeudi, avec pour conséquence directe l'interruption de l'électricité ». « Car si les FSR ont été en grande partie chassés du centre du Soudan ces derniers mois », poursuit Africanews, « les combattants du général Hemetti semblent avoir changé de tactique. En lieu et place des assauts terrestres, apparaissent désormais les frappes de drones contre les centrales électriques, les barrages et d'autres infrastructures ». Afrik.com signale également que Khartoum a été « plongée dans l'obscurité après une nouvelle frappe de drones ». « Cette nouvelle technologie dans la guerre civile soudanaise marque une nouvelle escalade aux conséquences humanitaires désastreuses pour une capitale déjà meurtrie par deux ans de conflit », ajoute Afrik.com, qui précise également que « la coupure d'électricité n'est que la partie visible d'une crise bien plus profonde. Sans courant, l'accès à l'eau est perturbé, aggravant la situation sanitaire, dans un pays déjà miné par la famine et les épidémies ».Tshisekedi et KabilaÀ la Une également, la crise politique en République Démocratique du Congo et les questions entourant l'ancien président Joseph Kabila. « Et si Tshisekedi jouait balle à terre avec Kabila ? » interroge Wakatsera, au Burkina Faso. « En annonçant son retour à la maison, suite à son exil, officiellement pour la préparation d'une thèse, l'ancien président congolais n'ignorait pas qu'il attirerait, ainsi, sur lui, la foudre de Kinshasa ». Est-ce bien raisonnable ? Wakatsera n'est pas convaincu et s'interroge encore. « L'entreprise de Félix Tshisekedi, de vouloir mettre à l'ombre, celui qui lui avait offert le pouvoir sur un plateau d'or », estime ainsi le journal, « n'est-elle pas à haut risque pour le climat militaro-socio-politique, déjà bien vicié et explosif, à cause de la guerre qu'impose l'AFC/M23 de Corneille Nangaa, avec le soutien du Rwanda, à la République démocratique du Congo ? ». Conclusion de Wakatsera : « Félix Tshisekedi est loin, actuellement, d'être en position de force pour s'ajouter, en plus de son opposition traditionnelle, d'autres ennemis, même s'il est dit que 'la meilleure défense c'est l'attaque' ».Diplomatie du droneÀ lire également ce matin, une interview du ministre turc des Affaires étrangères. Interview d'Hakan Fidan, au magazine Jeune Afrique, alors que la Turquie ne cache pas son intérêt et ses ambitions pour le continent africain. « Du Maghreb à l'Afrique Subsaharienne, Ankara ne cesse d'étendre son influence », précise d'ailleurs Jeune Afrique. Quant au ministre turc des Affaires étrangères, présenté comme « l'homme de confiance du président Erdogan », il est interrogé sur l'industrie militaire de la Turquie. Mène-t-elle « une diplomatie du drone » ? Hakan Fidan répond prudemment, « Ce qui était à l'origine, de l'aide au développement, s'est étendu, au fil des ans, à la sphère économique et à bien d'autres domaines… » « Ce n'est que récemment », ajoute-t-il, « que nous nous sommes rendus compte que plusieurs pays africains rencontraient de grandes difficultés dans leur lutte contre le terrorisme. Or la Turquie a acquis une vaste expertise dans ce domaine. Pourquoi ne pas la mettre à leur service ? nous sommes-nous demandé ».Le ministre cite ainsi les pays avec lesquels la Turquie collabore : Somalie, Niger, Mali, mais aussi l'Algérie, la Libye et le Tchad.  Hakan Fidan est aussi interrogé sur les propos d'Emmanuel Macron qui, précise Jeune Afrique, « accuse régulièrement la Turquie d'alimenter le sentiment anti-français en Afrique en attisant le ressentiment postcolonial… »  Le ministre turc des Affaires étrangères, se dit « surpris » et se défend « nous ne propageons pas de telles idées, que ce soit publiquement ou en coulisses ». « Les peuples d'Afrique » déclare-t-il, « ont leur propre vécu, et ce n'est pas à nous de leur dicter la manière dont – ils doivent l'interpréter ».

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky has said he's still ready for talks with Russia's President Putin, but that Moscow is not serious about negotiations. He was speaking in Turkey, where he's met President Erdogan. Mr Zelensky accused Russia of disrespecting Turkey and the United States by sending a comparatively low- level delegation to Istanbul for talks, after Mr Putin decided not to attend. Mr Zelensky said he'd nevertheless send a delegation there, led by his defence minister.Also in the programme: More deadly Israeli airstrikes in Gaza - more than 100 people killed; and President Trump's plan to end birthright citizenship is heard in the US Supreme Court.(Photo: Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky. Credit: Getty)

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In a move that took many by surprise, President Trump announced this week that the United States will lift long-standing sanctions on Syria. The decision represents a sea change for Syrians, as UN figures estimate that nine out of ten Syrians live in poverty. This move was also something countries like Saudi Arabia and Turkey had been calling for, with Turkish President Erdogan reportedly raising the issue in calls with President Trump. Steven Cook, the Eni Enrico Mattei senior fellow for Middle East and Africa studies at the Council on Foreign Relations, joins Thanos Davelis with the latest analysis.You can read the articles we discuss on our podcast here:Trump says US to lift Syria sanctions, secures $600 billion Saudi dealTrump's Middle East trip makes it a big week for Turkey's ErdoganFresh momentum seen in Washington for lifting sanctions on TurkeyEuropean Commission appoints Johannes Hahn as Special Envoy for CyprusCyprus hails new EU envoyUS gets back to EU on trade war ― hinting at Trump's willingness to find a deal

En dos días, los ataques de Israel en Gaza han dejado ya cerca de 190 muertos. Hoy se han sucedido los bombardeos en toda la Franja, dejando al menos 116 muertos, entre ellos niños.La posible reunión entre Zelenski y Putin en Turquía prevista para hoy no ocurrirá porque Vladimir Putin no ha ido a Estambul.Tampoco lo ha hecho Donald Trump. El presidente de Ucrania sí está en territorio turco, se ha reunido con Erdogan y ha asegurado que Putin no quiere la paz, aunque espera que pueda salir algún acuerdo durante la reunión de sus delegaciones.Hablaremos además de inmigración y tendremos entrevista sobre el Consejo del Ártico, un órgano que lleva meses muy complicados y que trata de continuar su labor clave para la protección de la región ártica.Escuchar audio

Mentre continuano gli scontri in Ucraina, il presidente Volodymyr Zelensky vola ad Ankara per incontrare il leader turco Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Nel frattempo, a Istanbul, le delegazioni di Russia e Ucraina aspettano di iniziare i negoziati. Ne parliamo con Gigi Donelli, inviato di Radio24 in Ucraina, Carolina De Stefano, docente di Storia e politica russa alla Luiss Guido Carli, ed Ettore Sequi, già segretario generale della Farnesina e Ambasciatore, oggi vice presidente di Sace.

 En las últimas 24 horas, al menos 80 personas han muerto en Gaza debido a bombardeos israelíes, incluyendo 22 niños y 15 mujeres. La ONU y organizaciones humanitarias advierten que Gaza está al borde de una hambruna masiva. Las negociaciones para un posible alto el fuego siguen atascadas... Hablamos con Akram Loubad cuya misión es proporcionar atención cardiológica en Gaza. Ya decíamos al principio de esta semana que no éramos muy optimistas de cara a ese posible encuentro cara a cara que se intentaba organizar para hoy en Estambul entre Putin y Zelenski, pero Putin ni siquiera ha viajado, esta mañana se ha confirmado que las negociaciones se cancelaban hasta que Zelenski se reuniera con Erdogan, el presidente turco. Pablo Morán, jefe de Internacional.Las redes sociales han cambiado las pautas sociales, los comportamientos es una realidad y ahora es díficil ir a algún sitio o hacer algo y no ver a gente con el móvil grabándose. Vas a un concierto y grabas, comes en un restaurante y lo grabas y ahora también vas a un gimnasio y lo grabas. Pero, que le lleva a una persona a hacer una sentadilla, levantar pesas o hacer una clase de spinning y grabarlo al mismo tiempo. Hablamos con Amaya Terrón es Psicóloga clínica, experta en redes sociales. Ayer tuvo lugar en Barcelona el sorteo del mayor edificio  de vivienda de protección de España, echamos un vistazo a los resultados.Feliz 70 Cumpleaños  a Wyoming.

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I titoli: Il Papa ai Fratelli delle Scuole Cristiane ricevuti in udienza: vivere l'impegno educativo come missione. Zelensky arrivato in Turchia. Vedrà Erdogan. Delegazione russa già a Istanbul per i colloqui di pace rinviati al pomeriggio. Emergenza umanitaria a Gaza. Nuovo allarme delle Organizzazioni sanitarie internazionali La Santa Sede alla Biennale di Venezia Luca Collodi

V Ankaře, nebo Istanbulu? S Putinem, nebo bez? Přijede Trump? Bude u toho Erdogan? A stane se vůbec něco? Čtvrteční schůzka v Turecku pod drobnohledem celého světa. Téma pro bezpečnostního analytika Jakuba Drmolu z Masarykovy univerzity v Brně. Ptá se Matěj Skalický.

Strana kurdských pracujících (PKK) se rozhodla ukončit ozbrojený boj proti Turecku a rozpustit se. Jednání probíhala za zavřenými dveřmi a podle politoložky Lucie Tungul není jasné, co bylo skutečně dohodnuto. „Od nezávislosti a nastolení levicového státu PKK ustoupila už na konci 90. let po zatčení Abdullaha Öcalana, který stále je v tureckém vězení. Poté začala usilovat o autonomii, spíš kulturní než územní. Svých cílů ale Kurdové nedosáhli,“ shrnuje pro Český rozhlas Plus.

Il presidente Trump ha annunciato ieri la sospensione delle sanzioni alla Siria dopo un colloquio con il principe ereditario saudita Mohammed bin Salman e il presidente turco Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Ne parliamo con Francesco Petronella, giornalista di ISPI esperto di Medio Oriente, e con Roberto Menotti, Vicedirettore di Aspenia.Mentre Trump prosegue il suo viaggio nei paesi del Golfo, Israele continua la missione di deportazione dei palestinesi di Gaza. Ne parliamo con Giuseppe Dentice, analista dell'Osservatorio Mediterraneo (OSMED) dell'istituto di Studi Politici "S. Pio V".

V Ankaře, nebo Istanbulu? S Putinem, nebo bez? Přijede Trump? Bude u toho Erdogan? A stane se vůbec něco? Čtvrteční schůzka v Turecku pod drobnohledem celého světa. Téma pro bezpečnostního analytika Jakuba Drmolu z Masarykovy univerzity v Brně. Ptá se Matěj Skalický.Všechny díly podcastu Vinohradská 12 můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has reiterated his support for a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine. He met NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in Ankara.

Con expósito la última hora en la linterna. Cope, estar informado. El presidente turco Erdogan recibirá mañana a Zelensky, que esta noche ha dicho que decidirá sus próximos pasos cuando sepa si Putin viaja a Estambul o no. En un mensaje a la nación acaba de decir que no tienen miedo a ningún formato. Segunda clave, el ministro Fernando Grande Marlaska comparecerá el miércoles que viene en el Congreso para explicar la rescisión de los contratos de compra de armamento a Israel. Mientras tanto sobre el terreno, el ejército ha ordenado evacuar cuatro escuelas, una universidad y un hospital de ...

V Ankaře, nebo Istanbulu? S Putinem, nebo bez? Přijede Trump? Bude u toho Erdogan? A stane se vůbec něco? Čtvrteční schůzka v Turecku pod drobnohledem celého světa. Téma pro bezpečnostního analytika Jakuba Drmolu z Masarykovy univerzity v Brně. Ptá se Matěj Skalický.

Strana kurdských pracujících (PKK) se rozhodla ukončit ozbrojený boj proti Turecku a rozpustit se. Jednání probíhala za zavřenými dveřmi a podle politoložky Lucie Tungul není jasné, co bylo skutečně dohodnuto. „Od nezávislosti a nastolení levicového státu PKK ustoupila už na konci 90. let po zatčení Abdullaha Öcalana, který stále je v tureckém vězení. Poté začala usilovat o autonomii, spíš kulturní než územní. Svých cílů ale Kurdové nedosáhli,“ shrnuje pro Český rozhlas Plus.Všechny díly podcastu Interview Plus můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Esta semana entre Pakistán y la India, Rusia reuniéndose supuestamente el Jueves con Ucrania y Erdogan designado para gestionar Oriente Medio de parte de Trump uno siente un respiro como el de la bolsa cuando China y el gigante naranja se pusieron de acuerdo. Hay también buenas noticias para los gorditos, las ovejas, los koalas y los argentinos. 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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan confirms to president Emmanuel Macron that Ankara would host peace talks between Ukraine and Russia. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Türkiye welcomes Russia-Ukraine peace talks President Recep Tayyip Erdogan welcomed Russian President Vladimir Putin's proposal to resume Russia-Ukraine peace talks in Istanbul on May 15, expressing Türkiye's readiness to host negotiations. In Sunday's phone call, Erdogan and Putin discussed bilateral ties, energy projects and regional issues. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed his attendance. Erdogan also spoke with French President Emmanuel Macron, stressing cooperation for peace. US President Donald Trump, on the other hand, urged Ukraine to accept Putin's proposal immediately. Russian and Ukrainian officials met in Istanbul in 2022 to discuss ongoing conflict. Hamas to release US-Israeli captive as Washington criticises Israel Hamas announced it will release 21-year-old US-Israeli soldier Edan Alexander as part of direct ceasefire talks with the US. The Palestinian resistance group linked his release to the reopening of aid crossings. Trump welcomed the move as a gesture of goodwill towards Washington and mediators Egypt and Qatar. Meanwhile, Trump's Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff criticised Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, accusing his government of prolonging the Gaza war and stalling hostage deals, during a meeting with Israeli families. Israel has killed over fifty-two-thousand-eight-hundred Palestinians in its genocidal war on Gaza since October 2023. Pakistan provides details of its strikes on Indian targets Pakistan claimed to have struck 26 Indian military sites and deployed drones over major Indian cities, including New Delhi, in recent fighting, as both nuclear-armed rivals observe a cautious cessation of hostilities since Saturday. Pakistan also said it had downed five Indian jets. The Indian Air Force acknowledged losses without giving details but confirmed that all pilots had returned safely. Reuters reported three jet crashes in India-administered Kashmir. Despite the ceasefire, border residents remain displaced, while cities such as Jammu and Amritsar remained subdued amid ongoing security concerns. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump stated that the US would work with India and Pakistan to resolve the Kashmir dispute. Severe flooding in DRC leaves 62 dead, dozens missing Severe flooding in the Democratic Republic of Congo's South Kivu province has claimed at least 62 lives, with 50 people still missing. The deluge, triggered by torrential rains, struck at 5 am local time on Friday, flooding Kasaba village in the Ngandja sector. Search efforts are hampered by damaged infrastructure and communication breakdowns, with only the Red Cross assisting. It followed the recent flooding in Kinshasa that killed 33 people. The region is already grappling with ongoing conflict with rebels, further complicating the humanitarian response. Trump declares 'total reset' in US-China relations US President Donald Trump announced a ""very good meeting"" on trade with Chinese officials in Switzerland, claiming a ""total reset"" in US-China relations. The talks, which began in Geneva on Saturday, resumed on Sunday. The US delegation, led by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, met with Vice Premier He Lifeng of China. The negotiations are the first face-to-face talks since both nations imposed trade tariffs.

durée : 00:03:44 - Le monde à 18h50 - par : Franck MATHEVON - Les Kurdes tournent une page de leur Histoire. Le Parti des travailleurs a annoncé sa dissolution lundi 12 mai. C'est un succès pour le président turc mais il comporte des risques.

① Following a high-level meeting in Geneva, China and the US announced tariff modification measures to ease their trade tensions. What does this breakthrough mean to the two sides? (00:49)② Earl Bousquet: China's global initiatives appeal to CELAC as a break from US doctrines. (11:23)③ What has driven China's bumper exports in April? (24:50)④ Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says Ankara is ready to host peace talks between Russia and Ukraine again. If peace talks take place, what should be our expectation of the outcome? (36:09)⑤ We explore what's at stake in the Philippines' midterm elections. (45:06)

'L'appello del Papa ai leader mondiali, ‘mai più la guerra'.

(01:00): Putin vil ikke fred. Han trækker tiden for at bløde USA op. Medvirkende: Emil Rottbøll, Ruslandskorrespondent for Berlingske. (14:00): Kunstnere med minoritetsbaggrund er bare kunstnere. Punktum. Medvirkende: Ilham Herisi, Skuespiller og kunstner - aktuel med teaterforestillingen 'En vred kvinde'. (30:00): Kritik af optællingen af ulve. Medvirkende: Steffen Troldtoft, kasserer og presseansvarlig i foreningen Ulvefrit Danmark. (43:00): Erdogan strammer grebet: Udelukker politisk rival fra X. Medvirkende: Silas Moody, journalist i Tyrkiet. Værter: Anne Phillipsen og Nicolai Dandanell See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Importante paso para conseguir un alto del fuego en Ucrania. Vladimir Putin ha propuesto el 15 de mayo en Estambul, esta fecha y este lugar para celebrar negociaciones directas. Ahora, como ha señalado el presidente ruso, tiene que hablar con Turquía. Mañana tenemos una conversación prevista con el presidente de Turquía Erdogan. Quisiera pedirle que nos brinde esa oportunidad para celebrar negociaciones en Turquía. Espero que confirme su deseo de contribuir a la búsqueda de la paz, ha explicado Putin. Precisamente uno de sus aliados, China, se va a volver a reunir dentro de unas horas con una ...

As Turkey slipped further down in the latest Press Freedom Index, the country's besieged opposition and independent media are voicing concerns that some of the tech giants are increasingly complicit in government efforts to silence them. While protests continue over the jailing of the Istanbul mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, his account on social media platform X has been cancelled.X, formerly Twitter, claims it was in response to a Turkish court order. Dozens of Imamoglu supporters have also had their accounts suspended, drawing widespread condemnation.The controversy is stoking broader concerns over the stance of the world's tech giants towards Turkey."These international tech companies find it well to keep good relations with the Turkish authorities because their only evaluation is not just on the side of democratic standards," said Erol Onderoglu of the Paris-based Reporters without Borders."But there is another challenge which is based on financial profit. The country's advertising market is very vibrant regarding social media participation," he added.Google is also facing criticism. The US tech giant was recently accused of changing its algorithms, resulting in a collapse in people accessing the websites of Turkey's independent media and therefore depriving the companies of vital advertising revenue.Turkish radio ban is latest attack on press freedom, warn activistsFewer alternative voicesUntil now, the internet has provided a platform for alternative voices to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who controls around 90 percent of the mainstream media."Google has a very big effect when you search the web for news, the most visible ones are always from pro-government media or state media. But the omission of independent media from results is just a mystery right now," said Volga Kuscuoglu editor of Bianet English edition.Turkey's independent media is battling arrests and fines by the Turkish authorities. Reporters Without Borders' latest index on press freedom saw Turkey slip further down the rankings to 159 out of 180 countries.Koscuoglu fears the government is seeking to extend its control over the media to the internet."We don't know whether there was any political pressure as no reports have been made about that," said Koscuoglu. "But the government has passed several laws in recent years and those were aimed to bring large social media under control in Turkey."You wouldn't expect Google to be excluded from this control; so yes, there could be political influence on that decision."How Turkish voters are beating internet press clampdown before pollsThreat to reduce bandwidthDuvar, one of Turkey's largest and most prominent independent news portals, closed its doors in March, citing a loss of revenue following the collapse in internet hits, which it blamed on Google's change to algorithms.Google was approached to comment on the accusations but did not reply.However, a spokesperson speaking anonymously to Reuters news agency said that any algorithm changes were simply aimed at enhancing the search facility.Internet experts believe the Turkish government has controlled the world's tech giants by making them liable to Turkish law."The government, in addition to warnings, financial penalties and an advertisement ban, was going to impose a bandwidth restriction," said Yaman Akdeniz, a co-founder of Turkey's Freedom of Expression Association."The government was going to throttle the social media platforms that didn't comply...up to 50 percent of their bandwidth access was going to be reduced, and that was going up to 90 percent of their bandwidth being restricted from Turkey."Social media providers didn't want to risk that," he concluded.Press freedom concerns as Ankara forces internet giants to bow to Turkish law'Extinction of pluralism'With some of Turkey's independent media organisations claiming their web activity has dropped by as much as 90 percent in the past few months, many are struggling to survive and are laying off journalists.The experience of Turkey could well be the canary in the mine.Onderoglu of Reporters Without Borders claims the plurality of the media is at stake."Extinction of pluralism within the media, which means that you'll have just one echo from a country which is the official line, is extremely dangerous," he warned."This is the main concern not only in Turkey but in dozens of countries around the world," he added."Journalists are trying to make viable another view within society, another approach from the official one."Questions over Google's power as effective gatekeeper to the internet and what critics claim is the lack of transparency over the search engine's algorithms are likely to grow.Meanwhile, the algorithm changes leave Turkey's besieged independent media, already battling arrests and fines, fighting for financial survival.

Förra veckan publicerade Göteborgsposten en lång, exklusiv intervju med artisten Måns Zelmerlöw från hans hem i skånska Staffanstorp. Artisten befinner sig mitt i en sårig skillsmässa som utspelar sig inför öppna ridåer. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. I intervjun erkänner Måns Zelmerlöw att han tagit kokain. En nyhet som fick stort nationellt genomslag. Men precis som att Göteborg är Sveriges andra stad så var Göteborgsposten andrahandsvalet när Måns pressfolk erbjöd den här exklusiva intervjun till svenska medier. Förstahandsvalet var Dagens Nyheter. Och det fanns en anledning till att DN valde att tacka nej till den här chansen.Reporter: Freddi RamelI förra veckan skedde ett brutalt trippelmord i Uppsala. Tre killar, mellan 15- och 20 år gamla, sköts till döds inne på en frisersalong i stadsdelen Vaksala. Mitt på blanka dagen. Samma kväll greps en 16-årig kille i sitt hem och på en pressträff sa polisen att han anhållits på sannolika skäl misstänkt för att vara skytten som dödade de tre killarna. Men blott tre dagar senare släpptes han och alla misstankar avskrevs plötsligt. Kvar finns nu en mängd publiceringar om honom, om än anonymiserade så tämligen utbroderade. Reporter: Martina PierrouVilka frilansjobb kan man egentligen kombinera med återkommande uppdrag för Sveriges Radio? I veckan kunde sajten Bulletin berätta att en av Ekots medarbetare, programledaren och reportern Per Bergfors Nyberg har en bakgrund som nyhetsankare på den turkiska tv-kanalen TRT World. Det här ledde i veckan både till en diskussion och högljudd till kritik mot Sveriges radio. Att just nu när den svenska journalisten Joakim Medin sitter fängslad i just Turkiet— ha en anställd med bakgrund på en kanal som beskrivs som närmast ett propagandaorgan för Turkiets president Erdogan, jaa det har stuckit i ögonen. Reporter: Erik Petersson

This is TRT World's Daily News Brief for Thursday, May 8th. Pakistan shoots down Indian jets as tensions soar "To calm tensions between the two arch-rivals India and Pakistan, world leaders have urged them to stop fighting. US President Donald Trump called for both nations to cease hostilities, while Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan offered diplomatic support to de-escalate the situation. Pakistan has said Indian strikes resulted in the deaths of 31 Pakistani civilians and injuries to 57 others, vowing to respond. It also said its air force brought down five Indian fighter jets and one drone in an act of ""self-defence” — including three Rafale aircraft." Israel kills over 50 Palestinians in continued Gaza bombardment "At least 54 Palestinians were killed and dozens more wounded in fresh Israeli air strikes across Gaza, according to medics. In Al-Tuffah, 16 Palestinians were killed in Israeli shelling of a school-turned-shelter, while 22 others were killed in an attack on a market in Gaza City. Further casualties occurred in Khan Younis, Bani Suhaila and various refugee camps. Gaza's government media office confirmed that Israel has targeted over 234 shelters. Total blockade on Gaza has caused severe famine among Palestinians, with the world urging Tel Aviv to allow aid to flow. Israel has killed over 52,600 people in the Palestinian enclave, mostly women and children, since October 7, 2023. " US court blocks Trump admin's transfer bid for detained Turkish student "A federal appeals court has ordered the transfer of Turkish doctoral student Rumeysa Ozturk from an immigration jail in Louisiana to a court in Vermont, where a bail hearing is scheduled for May 9. Ozturk was arrested in March after co-authoring a critical op-ed on Israel's genocidal war on Gaza. The ruling rejects the Trump administration's attempt to block her transfer. Ozturk's legal team argues her detention violates free speech rights." Russia declares ceasefire with Ukraine during Victory Day "Russia declares a unilateral ceasefire lasting until midnight on 11 May, marking the 80th anniversary of Victory Day, a national holiday, commemorating the 1945 defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II. President Vladimir Putin's move to pause hostilities during the national holiday met resistance from Kiev. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy rejected the initiative and warned foreign dignitaries against attending Moscow's celebrations, citing safety concerns. The Kremlin hit back, labelling the warning a “threat,” while spokesman Dmitry Peskov vowed a “swift and effective” military response to any breach by Ukraine." Black smoke rises again as Vatican delays papal decision "Tension runs high in Vatican City as black smoke once again billowed from the Sistine Chapel, signalling no decision yet on the next pope. The 133 cardinals, the most diverse group ever assembled, began their second day of secret voting Thursday. With no clear favourite, speculation swirls—from Italy's Pizzaballa to Sri Lanka's Ranjith. As Catholic pilgrims crowd St Peter's Square, hope lingers as the Christian world awaits the white smoke that will herald the 267th pontiff."

President Trump said that he had a "very good and productive" call with Turkish President Erdogan, adding that Erdogan had invited him to Turkey and that he would also be coming to Washington. The call comes in the wake of a new crackdown on dissent in Turkey following the arrest of Istanbul mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, amid speculation that Turkey could send its Russian S-400 missiles to Syria, and as Israel and Turkey are increasingly at odds over Syria. Henri Barkey, an adjunct senior fellow for Middle East studies at the Council on Foreign Relations and the Cohen chair in international relations at Lehigh University, joins Thanos Davelis as we look into Trump and Erdogan's call and the wider messages it sends.You can read the articles we discuss on our podcast here:Trump says he had a productive call with Turkey's Erdogan, visits plannedEU to set out plans to halt Russian gas imports by end-2027Greece's booming tourism sector in race to find workers as summer season looms

While visiting the Turkish-occupied northern part of Cyprus this weekend, Turkish President Erdogan said that his country's presence on the island will continue for centuries, adding that “whoever doesn't know this must learn it.” Erdogan's speech drew a swift response from Greece, and comes as the UN is looking to restart talks on the Cyprus issue. At the same time, Athens is looking to resume work on the Great Sea Interconnector that will link its electricity grid with Cyprus and eventually Israel. This could once again test Greek-Turkish relations as Ankara has tried to block this project in the past. Vassilis Nedos, Kathimerini's diplomatic and defense editor, joins Thanos Davelis with the latest analysis from Athens.You can read the articles we discuss on our podcast here:Athens decries Erdogan's remarks from Cyprus' Turkish-occupied northErdogan: Turkish occupation of northern Cyprus will last ‘for centuries'Athens and Sofia seal deal over river accessCyprus and Israel reach agreement on IMEC electrical interconnection and natural gas development

Israeli army calls up tens of thousands of reservists to expand offensive in Gaza; and, Erdogan announces Türkiye among world's top three in UAV technology at TEKNOFEST.

Det er, som om hver gang vi hidkalder Peter Viggo Jakobsen, tager verden et nyk opad på bims-skalaen. Vidunderlig mand – men det er, som om dødens budbringer altid rider ind i studiet lige efter ham på en gusten, bleg hest. Der sker altid en eskalering i verden og konflikter lige efter, han dukker op.Nu er Peter Viggo tilbage i studiet. Så forvent, at der kommer krigsførsel. To etablerede atommagter i krig, hvorfor går Indien og Pakistan i flæsket på hinanden?, Erdogan på tæppehandler-turisme, Indien løber med det stærkeste militær på de kanter, "Om vi så skal spise græs – skal vi udvikle de atomvåben", Iran som en tærskelstat og koldkrigsdynamikker, nu er vi populære igen hos grønlænderne, bad-operators i Mellemøsten får et nakkedrag, "Hvis man har en hammer – så bruger man den", fragmentering af den europæiske militærindsats, den hårde test kommer, hvis fredsmeldingen slår fejl, og USA smutter, går strømmen i København så stryg i Magasin, fastfrysning ved fronterne, Ruslands hær decimeret med tre millioner mand, køb europæisk kontra amerikansk militærgrej, "evil & political act" af USA, et skandinavisk kampfly som en Dyson-støvsuger, det nordiske pindsvin er det nye sort, debatten om luftforsvar og beskyttelse, genopretning af lufthavne, og spredning af F-35, har Trump virkelig været et godt wake-up-call?, Trump elsker at hade Kina, men elsker Rusland, og kommer vi nogensinde tilbage til det gode gamle USA?Få 30 dages gratis prøveperiode (kan kun benyttes af nye Podimo-abonnenter)- http://podimo.dk/hgdg (99 kroner herefter)Værter: Esben Bjerre & Peter Falktoft Redigering: PodAmokKlip: PodAmokMusik: Her Går Det GodtInstagram: @hergaardetgodt @Peterfalktoft @Esbenbjerre

Danes je, tako kot včeraj, praznik dela, ki je državni praznik in dela prost dan. Znotraj Evropske unije smo edina država, širom sveta pa ena redkih, ki praznovanju dela nameni tako prvi kot drugi maj. Ob tej priliki smo preverili, kako na delavske vrednote gledajo rudarji in kakšne so delavske razmere v turizmu, kjer se delo kljub prazniku ne ustavi. Druge teme: - Ameriški svetovalec za nacionalno varnost Mike Waltz zapušča položaj. - Turški predsednik Erdogan naj bi obiskal severni del Cipra, kjer potekajo množični protesti ciprskih Turkov. - Na mednarodnem razpisu SozialMarie za družbene inovacije na Dunaju slavil Časoris.

Groong Week in Review - April 27, 2025Topics:When the State Steps back from RemembranceThe Politics of SilencePezeshkian in BakuBandar Abbas: Explosion, or Warning?Guest:Dziunik AghajanianHosts:Hovik ManucharyanAsbed BedrossianEpisode 432 | Recorded: April 29, 2025https://podcasts.groong.org/432VIDEO: https://youtu.be/RI9G01r68XcSubscribe and follow us everywhere you are: linktr.ee/groong

RECORDED ONBOARD THE RMS QUEEN MARYThese researchers from TITANIC: HONOR AND GLORY not only work to recreate Titanic virtually, they were also the first three people in 38 years to see Titanic's most elusive artifact. This week, hear their testimony as they recount how they sparked the search for the lost "Diana of Versailles" statuette.Visuals from this episode can be found on our instagram! @witnesstitanicpodSpecial thanks to RMS Titanic Inc. for taking us along for the 2024 Expedition. Support the showWelcome to WITNESS TITANIC, a podcast where we interview witnesses of the infamous TITANIC disaster including modern experts, enthusiasts, and even the survivors of the sinking. Like the century-old inquiries that came before us, we may never fully determine what really happened on that cold April night, but you may be surprised to find how close our efforts will bring us to TITANIC herself... Available wherever you listen to podcasts including: APPLE PODCASTS SPOTIFY YOUTUBESeason One Available @WitnessTitanicSeason Two Available ⁨@TitanicHG⁩ INSTAGRAMFollow the podcast @WitnessTitanicPod for more TITANIC content. PATREONSupport our ongoing inquiry!patreon.com/witnesstitanic Hosted by James Penca Music recorded by Ege M. Erdogan (@egecomposer)Titanic corrections?!witnesstitanic@gmail.com

Sara Gandolfi analizza la vittoria del Partito liberale nelle elezioni: un successo al quale hanno contribuito non poco i primi 100 giorni di governo di The Donald. Marco Cremonesi parla della giornata del Capo dello Stato a Latina dove, nell'avvicinarsi del 1° maggio, ha voluto sottolineare il problema delle basse retribuzioni. Monica Ricci Sargentini racconta che cosa si sono detti la presidente del Consiglio e quello turco ieri a Roma.I link di corriere.it:Canada, i liberali vincono le elezioni: Carney confermato primo ministroPrimo Maggio, Mattarella e il monito sui salari: «Tante famiglie non reggono più»Il leader dell'opposizione turca Ozgur Ozel: Nel mio Paese c'è un colpo di Stato, l'Italia e l'Ue alzino la voce

Robots are racing. Volcanoes are erupting. The Ice Bucket Challenge is back—and Ray wants to kiss a homeless man to cure leprosy.In this episode of KUMP, Ray & Lucie unpack:– The world's first humanoid robot marathon– A ride that turns Pompeii into a theme park– How to fix volcanoes with giant garbage pipes– The return of viral stunts (and the launch of our own)Subscribe to get the bonus episodes on Patreon: patreon.com/raykumpcomedy podcast, satire, current events, Ray Kump, AI, volcanoes, ice bucket challenge, viral stunts, absurdist humor, leprosy, robots, tech, dystopia 00:00 — Robots, Volcanoes & Civilization Collapse01:15 — The Humanoid Half-Marathon (And Why It's Bleak)05:00 — iPads vs Human Dignity at McDonald's08:00 — Can We Afford a $6K Robot Co-Host?11:15 — Volcano Hacks: Ray's Lava-Cement Solution15:10 — Roosevelt Island Garbage Tubes & History Rant18:45 — Should We Bring Back Lepers? (Bit Gets Out of Hand)22:10 — The KUMP Cure: Kiss-a-Homeless-Man Challenge26:30 — Ice Bucket Challenge Returns, Kinda28:30 — What Even Is ALS? (And Why Lou Gehrig Got Robbed)31:00 — Toxic Friendship Advice Involving Lasagna34:00 — Feed Your Friend Until She's Powerless37:00 — Life Advice: Never Get Sick or Expect Anything39:30 — Passionate Kisses for Social Change42:00 — The Homeless Challenge: Clooney, Erdogan, and Leprosy45:30 — Can You Sue Someone for a Hashtag?47:00 — Vaccine Rants, Polio Carnage & The First Car Crash50:00 — FDR vs The Depression: A KUMP-Style Debate53:00 — The Ice Bucket Scam & Return of Viral Stunts56:00 — What Would Your Robot Butler Do?59:00 — Wrapping Up: Subscribe, Patreon, and Robot Apocalypse