Podcasts about Modi

SEGMENT 7: MODI'S TIMID REFORM AGENDA Guest: Sadanand Dhume (Wall Street Journal) Dhume assesses Prime Minister Modi as a timid reformer constrained by political realities and socialist-era institutions. India's growth potential remains unrealized as legacy regulations protect inefficient industries. Modi raised some thresholds but fundamental transformation of labor laws and state enterprises remains politically impossible.1895 BRUSSELS

SHOW SCHEDULE 1-22-20251954 BRUSSELSSEGMENT 1: GREENLAND, NATO, AND TRUMP'S REVERSALS Guest: Anatol Lieven, Co-Host: Jim McTague Lieven examines Trump's shifting positions on Greenland and NATO, unsettling European allies who question American reliability. Discussion covers the proposed Board of Peace concept and how Trump's unpredictable rhetoric complicates alliance management, leaving partners uncertain whether commitments will hold or dissolve without warning.SEGMENT 2: GAZA AND TRUMP'S SELF-ENRICHMENT CONCERNS Guest: Anatol Lieven, Co-Host: Jim McTague Lieven analyzes Gaza ceasefire dynamics and raises questions about Trump administration officials potentially mixing policy with personal financial interests. Discussion examines how self-enrichment concerns shadow diplomatic initiatives and whether conflicts of interest undermine credibility in Middle East negotiations and broader foreign policy.SEGMENT 3: GEN Z JOB STRUGGLES AND THE TRADES REVIVAL Guest: Chris Riegel, Co-Host: Jim McTague Riegel explains how artificial intelligence eliminates entry-level white-collar positions, leaving Gen Z struggling to launch careers in traditional professions. Meanwhile, skilled trades offer prosperity since AI cannot replicate physical work. Young people working with their hands find better opportunities than peers pursuing displaced office jobs.SEGMENT 4: MAGA EMBRACES BIG GOVERNMENT LIKE NEW DEALERS Guest: Veronique de Rugy De Rugy argues MAGA policies mirror New Deal-era big government activism through state industrial policy and massive spending programs. Traditional Republican principles of limited government appear obsolete or abandoned, with the RINO label now applied to anyone advocating fiscal restraint or free market economics.SEGMENT 5: PREPARING FOR IRAN BOMBING CAMPAIGN Guest: General Blaine Holt (USAF, Ret.) Holt describes military preparations for potential strikes against Iran, including warplane and warship deployments. The KC-135 tanker buildup signals offensive capability, providing aerial refueling that enables sustained bombing campaigns. This logistics infrastructure converts fuel into striking power against Tehran's nuclear and military installations.SEGMENT 6: ESCALATION TOWARD IRANIAN LEADERSHIP Guest: General Blaine Holt (USAF, Ret.) Holt outlines concentric circles of escalation targeting Iranian leadership if conflict erupts. Discussion covers strike planning that moves progressively toward regime centers of power. China's evacuation planes positioning near Iran suggest Beijing anticipates potential conflict and prepares to extract its nationals from the region.SEGMENT 7: MODI'S TIMID REFORM AGENDA Guest: Sadanand Dhume (Wall Street Journal) Dhume assesses Prime Minister Modi as a timid reformer constrained by political realities and socialist-era institutions. India's growth potential remains unrealized as legacy regulations protect inefficient industries. Modi raised some thresholds but fundamental transformation of labor laws and state enterprises remains politically impossible.SEGMENT 8: VENEZUELA'S UNFINISHED TRANSITION Guest: Mary Anastasia O'Grady (Wall Street Journal) O'Grady reports Venezuela's democratic transition stalled with the same regime intact. Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello and Delcy Rodriguez control state security gunmen and prisons. No real handover to President-elect Edmundo Gonzalez has occurred, leaving the authoritarian apparatus firmly in power despite American pressure.SEGMENT 9: COSTA RICA ELECTION AND PANAMA CANAL TENSIONS Guest: Professor Evan Ellis (US Army War College) Ellis examines Costa Rica's upcoming election amid concerns over giant prison construction projects. Discussion turns to unresolved Panama Canal disputes where Chinese interference continues challenging American interests. Regional dynamics shift as nations balance between Washington's demands and Beijing's economic inducements throughout Central America.SEGMENT 10: PERU AND CHINESE INFLUENCE Guest: Professor Evan Ellis (US Army War College) Ellis analyzes China's growing investment and influence in Peru while the US offers military partnership as counterweight. Discussion covers political turmoil in Lima, economic promise from mineral wealth, and the competition between great powers for access to South American resources and strategic positioning.SEGMENT 11: TRUMP SEEKS CUBAN REGIME CHANGE Guest: Professor Evan Ellis (US Army War College) Ellis examines the Trump administration's push for regime change in Havana. Dictator Díaz-Canel faces collapsing conditions with no oil, no power, and a broken economy driving mass emigration. The Obama administration's engagement offered false hope; now Washington applies maximum pressure on the desperate regime.SEGMENT 12: MERCOSUR AGREEMENT FINALLY REACHED Guest: Professor Evan Ellis (US Army War College) Ellis reports good news as the Mercosur trade agreement concludes after 27 years of negotiations. The deal now faces court challenges while promising affordable food imports for Europe. EU farmers mount roadblock protests opposing competition from South American agriculture despite consumer benefits from the historic accord.SEGMENT 13: AL QAEDA IN DAMASCUS GOVERNMENT Guest: Bill Roggio and Ahmed Sharawi (FDD)Roggio and Sharawi examine Al Qaeda presence within Syria's new government under clever, effective President al-Sharaa. US forces struck an Al Qaeda commander responsible for killing Iowa National Guard soldiers, but ISIS elements remain unaddressed. The jihadi connections within Damascus leadership raise serious counterterrorism concerns.SEGMENT 14: SYRIAN NATIONAL ARMY DRIVES OUT KURDISH ALLIES Guest: Bill Roggio and Ahmed Sharawi (FDD) Roggio and Sharawi report the Syrian National Army increasingly resembles Al Qaeda while attacking Kurdish forces who remain US allies. The Kurds retreat under pressure from Turkish-backed militias with extremist ties. American partners face abandonment as Washington's attention focuses elsewhere in the chaotic Syrian landscape.SEGMENT 15: MUSK, CARLSON, AND VANCE DIVERGE FROM REPUBLICAN ORTHODOXY Guest: Peter Berkowitz Berkowitz discusses Michael Doran's Tablet article examining three Trump celebrities—Elon Musk, Tucker Carlson, and Vice President J.D. Vance—whose views diverge from traditional Republican policies. Musk favors government subsidies and China partnership, Carlson platforms hate speakers, and Vance promotes isolationism over American global leadership.SEGMENT 16: ABANDONING SMALL GOVERNMENT AND FREE TRADE Guest: Peter Berkowitz Berkowitz argues neither Musk, Carlson, nor Vance champions traditional conservative principles of small government, free trade, and private enterprise without government interference. The Republican Party's philosophical foundation erodes as prominent voices embrace statism, protectionism, and industrial policy once associated with the political left.

Huge Drama in Davos: Trump vs Europe | Modi Smiles in the Corner | Sanjay Dixit

Modi की इस चाल से क्यों परेशान विपक्ष | West Bengal का खेला | BMC से शिव सेना का सफाया | Harsh Kumar

Secrets of Modi - MBZ Deal Finally Out | Major Samar Toor Decodes Why Pak is Scared | Sanjay Dixit

India Hits Jackpot with UAE | What Happened in Just 45 min Meet of MBZ & Modi | Defence Pact Decoded

Modi's Daring Move SHATTERS Islamic NATO | Pakistan in Coma | MBZ Visit Details | Sanjay Dixit

Trump - Modi Fallout - Impact on Silver, Gold & Dollar | Ind-EU Trade | MBZ in India | Vijay Sardana.

Modi Has the Last Laugh over Trump | Trump vs Europe | Modi Hits a Masterstroke | Sanjay Dixit

Emergency Visit of MBZ from UAE | Modi is Planning Something? | Sanjay Dixit Decodes

The Game has Just Begun: Modi vs Trump | Iran, Pakistan, Greenland | China | Maj Gen Rajiv Narayanan

Episode 170: Modi and Leo discuss everything from Taylor Swift and Paul Anka...and of course, the importance of respecting your audience. Send us Modi Mail!118A Orchard St.PMB #208New York, NY 10002Modi's special "Know Your Audience" is available on YouTube now!For all upcoming shows visit www.modilive.com.Follow Modi on Instagram at @modi_live.Follow the AHM podcast on Instagram at @AHM_Podcast.Leave us a voicemail!Send us a textSupport the show

On the making of independent India – and its lessons. Assistant professor of politics at The New School, Sandipto Dasgupta, talks to contributing editor Alex Gourevitch about this new book, Legalizing the Revolution: India and the Constitution of the Postcolony. Why was the postcolonial movement insufficiently anti-colonial? What is the difference between the legal and political meaning of popular sovereignty – and why does it matter? What was the hidden, repressive element to the Indian Constitution? Did post-colonial leaders create something novel, even heroic? Or did they fail even on their own terms? Where do the democratic and counter-revolutionary aspects of the Indian revolution express themselves? How do symbolic substitutes for genuine popular participation play themselves out in Modi's India? Links: Legalizing the Revolution: India and the Constitution of the Postcolony, Sandipto Dasgupta, Cambridge UP /198/ Universal India ft. Achin Vanaik /417/ Has India passed peak Modi? ft. Achin Vanaik  

Has Mamata Already Defeated BJP? | Modi, Somnath & Meltdown | Anupam K Singh, Dhirendra Pundir

durée : 00:05:34 - La Revue de presse internationale - par : Catherine Duthu - La colère monte en Inde après la suppression par le gouvernement Modi, fin 2025, d'un dispositif d'emplois ruraux garantis depuis des décennies. Pour l'opposition et des économistes tels que Thomas Piketty et Joseph Stiglitz, l'ancienne loi était un rempart, même imparfait, contre la pauvreté.

Is Modi Losing the Game Against Trump or Winning it? | Iran | Pax Americana | China | Aadi Achint

5 Things You Need to Know About Modi's Oil Game | America, China, Russia, Middle East | Sanjay Dixit

Lallantop | Delhi Masjid | Modi vs Trump | Mamata Didi | Iran | BAITHAK#1 ft. Anupam, Abhishek,Karan

US Admits Modi Snubbed Trump | India Is Proud of Modi for Standing Up | Germany, France Join Modi

Sei mai arrivato tardi a un appuntamento e non sapevi cosa dire? In italiano esistono tantissime espressioni alternative per comunicare che sei in ritardo, ognuna con sfumature diverse e adatta a contesti specifici. Conoscerle ti permetterà di parlare in modo più naturale e di fare bella figura con i tuoi amici italiani... nonostante arrivi 30 minuti dopo l'orario dell'appuntamento. 12 Modi per NON Dire "SONO IN RITARDO" in Italiano Registro Neutro: Espressioni Standard per Ogni Situazione Partiamo dalle espressioni più comuni, quelle che puoi usare sia quando parli che quando scrivi, per esempio in un messaggio WhatsApp o in un'email. Queste formule sono versatili e appropriate in quasi tutti i contesti. Espressioni da Usare Quando Arrivi in Ritardo 1. "Scusa, Ho Avuto un Contrattempo." Questa è un'espressione elegante e versatile. Un contrattempo è qualcosa di imprevisto, qualcosa che non avevi pianificato e che ti ha fatto perdere tempo. La parola viene da "contro" + "tempo", quindi letteralmente qualcosa che va contro il tempo che avevi programmato. Può riferirsi a qualsiasi situazione: il treno era in ritardo, hai perso le chiavi di casa, hai ricevuto una telefonata urgente. In generale, tutti quei piccoli imprevisti della vita quotidiana. Questa espressione è particolarmente utile perché è abbastanza vaga: non devi spiegare esattamente cosa è successo se non vuoi. È educata, professionale, e funziona in quasi tutte le situazioni. Esempi di utilizzo: "Scusa, ho avuto un contrattempo: il mio cane ha mangiato le mie scarpe!" "Mi dispiace per il ritardo, ho avuto un piccolo contrattempo stamattina." "Purtroppo ho avuto un contrattempo e non sono riuscito ad arrivare in tempo." "Ho avuto dei contrattempi" (plurale, se sono successe più cose) 2. "Scusa, Sono Stato Trattenuto." Questa espressione è interessante dal punto di vista grammaticale. Usiamo il verbo trattenere al passivo. Trattenere significa "tenere qualcuno in un luogo", "non lasciarlo andare". Quindi "sono stato trattenuto" significa che qualcuno o qualcosa ti ha tenuto in un posto più a lungo del previsto, impedendoti di andare via. È un'espressione molto comune nel mondo del lavoro. Può riferirsi a situazioni in cui il capo ti ha fermato per parlarti di un progetto, una riunione si è prolungata, un cliente ti ha fatto molte domande, o una telefonata importante è durata più del previsto. Il vantaggio di questa espressione è che suggerisce che non è colpa tua: qualcun altro ti ha trattenuto. È come dire "Non potevo fare altrimenti, qualcuno aveva bisogno di me." Esempi di utilizzo: "Perdonami, sono stata trattenuta in ufficio dal mio capo." "Scusate il ritardo, sono stato trattenuto da una telefonata importante." "Mi dispiace, sono stata trattenuta: un collega aveva bisogno del mio aiuto." Nota grammaticale importante: Ricorda di accordare il participio passato con il soggetto. SoggettoForma correttaIo (uomo)Sono stato trattenutoIo (donna)Sono stata trattenutaNoiSiamo stati trattenuti 3. "Grazie per Avermi Aspettato, Mi Dispiace Molto." Questa espressione è elegante e mostra intelligenza emotiva. Invece di concentrarti solo sul tuo errore (essere in ritardo), riconosci il fatto che le altre persone hanno dovuto aspettarti, e le ringrazii per la loro pazienza. È un approccio psicologicamente efficace: quando ringrazii qualcuno, quella persona si sente apprezzata e tende a essere meno arrabbiata con te. È come dire: "So che il vostro tempo è prezioso e vi ringrazio per aver dedicato parte di quel tempo ad aspettarmi." Questa espressione funziona particolarmente bene in situazioni di gruppo, per esempio se arrivi tardi a una riunione, a una cena con amici, o a un evento dove le persone ti stavano aspettando per cominciare. Esempi di utilizzo: "Grazie mille per avermi aspettato, mi dispiace davvero tanto per il ritardo!" "Vi ringrazio per la pazienza, so che vi ho fatto aspettare e mi dispiace." "Grazie per non aver iniziato senza di me, mi scuso per il disagio." Combinazione efficace: "Grazie per avermi aspettato. Ho avuto un contrattempo, mi dispiace molto." Espressioni da Usare Quando Sei Ancora in Viaggio 4. "Sto Facendo Tardi, Ma Arrivo!" Fare tardi è un'espressione idiomatica molto usata in italiano. Significa "accumulare ritardo", "non riuscire a rispettare l'orario previsto". È diversa da "essere in ritardo" perché indica un processo in corso: il ritardo sta aumentando mentre parli. Usiamo questa espressione soprattutto quando siamo ancora in movimento, per avvisare qualcuno che non arriveremo puntuali. È adatta per i messaggi di testo, le telefonate veloci, o i vocali su WhatsApp. Il verbo fare in italiano è molto versatile e lo usiamo in tantissime espressioni idiomatiche: fare tardi, fare presto, fare bella figura, fare brutta figura, fare un favore. È uno di quei verbi che devi conoscere bene. Esempi di utilizzo: "Ehi, sto facendo tardi... il traffico è impossibile! Arrivo tra 10 minuti!" "Scusami, sto facendo tardissimo! Cominciate pure senza di me." "Ho fatto tardi perché non trovavo parcheggio." Variazioni utili dell'espressione: EspressioneSignificatoFare tardissimoFare molto tardi (superlativo, aggiunge enfasi)Fare sempre tardiEssere abitualmente in ritardoNon fare tardi!Un'esortazione a essere puntualiFaccio tardi al lavoroRimango al lavoro più a lungo del solito 5. "Sono per Strada, Arrivo Subito!" Questa è un'espressione rassicurante. Essere per strada significa che sei già uscito di casa, sei già in movimento verso la tua destinazione. Non sei ancora sul divano, non ti stai ancora preparando: sei già fisicamente in viaggio. È un'espressione importante da conoscere perché la sentirai frequentemente nella vita quotidiana italiana. Quando qualcuno ti chiede "Dove sei?", rispondere "Sono per strada!" comunica immediatamente che stai arrivando. Esempi di utilizzo: "Tranquillo, sono già per strada! Cinque minuti e sono lì!" "Non ti preoccupare, sono per strada. Il traffico è un po' lento ma arrivo." "Sì sì, sono per strada! Sto cercando parcheggio." Espressioni simili: EspressioneSignificatoSono in arrivoSto per arrivareSto arrivandoArrivo tra pochissimoSono a due passiSono vicinissimo (letteralmente "a due passi di distanza")Sono dietro l'angoloSono quasi arrivatoSono in stradaVariante di "sono per strada"Sono già in viaggioSono già partito Nota culturale: Gli italiani tendono a essere ottimisti con i tempi. Quindi quando un italiano dice "Sono per strada, cinque minuti!", potrebbe in realtà significare 15-20 minuti. È una sfumatura culturale da tenere presente. Registro Informale: Espressioni da Usare tra Amici Passiamo ora al registro informale. Queste sono le espressioni che sentirai tra amici, in famiglia, o nelle serie TV italiane. Alcune sono molto colloquiali e colorite. Attenzione: Queste espressioni sono adatte con amici e familiari, ma non usarle in contesti formali come colloqui di lavoro, riunioni importanti, o con persone che non conosci bene. Espressioni Colorite e Colloquiali 6. "Sono in Ritardo Marcio!" Questa è un'espressione tipicamente italiana. L'aggettivo marcio normalmente significa "rotten" in inglese, qualcosa che è andato a male, che si è decomposto. Pensa a una mela marcia o a del legno marcio. Tuttavia, quando lo usiamo dopo un sostantivo o un aggettivo, marcio diventa un intensificatore, cioè rafforza il significato di quello che viene prima. Quindi "in ritardo marcio" significa "in ritardo tantissimo", "in ritardo in modo grave". È un'espressione espressiva e colorita, tipica del parlato informale. La sentirai spesso tra giovani e in contesti casual. Esempi di utilizzo: "Oddio, sono in ritardo marcio! La riunione è iniziata venti minuti fa!" "Sbrigati! Siamo in ritardo marcio per il film!" "Ieri sera sono arrivata in ritardo marcio alla festa." Altri usi di "marcio" come intensificatore: EspressioneSignificatoUbriaco marcioCompletamente ubriacoStanco marcioStanchissimo, esaustoInnamorato marcioPerdutamente innamoratoSbagliato marcioCompletamente sbagliato Curiosità linguistica: Questa costruzione con "marcio" è tipicamente italiana e non ha un equivalente diretto in molte altre lingue. È uno di quei modi di dire che ti faranno sembrare fluente. 7. "Oggi Sono proprio Incasinato/a con gli Orari!" Un'altra espressione colorita. Essere incasinato significa essere in una situazione confusa, caotica, disordinata. Viene dalla parola "casino" che in italiano informale significa "confusione, disordine, caos". Attenzione alla pronuncia e all'ortografia: "Casino" (con una sola S) significa "confusione" in italiano informale. "Casinò" (con l'accento) è il luogo dove si gioca d'azzardo. Sono due parole diverse. Quando dici "Sono incasinato con gli orari", stai comunicando che la tua giornata è stata caotica, che hai avuto difficoltà a organizzare il tuo tempo, che tutto è andato storto con la tua programmazione. Esempi di utilizzo: "Scusa se arrivo tardi, oggi sono completamente incasinata con gli orari!" "Questa settimana sono incasinatissimo, ho mille cose da fare." "Non ce la faccio, sono troppo incasinato in questo periodo." Variazioni dell'espressione: EspressioneSignificatoChe casino!Che confusione! Che disordine!Fare casinoFare confusione, fare rumoreIncasinarsiMettersi in una situazione complicata Nota: "Casino" e le parole derivate sono considerate informali, quasi un po' volgari. Usale solo con amici. 8. "Scusa, Ho Toppato!" Toppare è un verbo informale e moderno che significa "sbagliare, commettere un errore, fallire". È l'equivalente italiano di espressioni inglesi come "to mess up" o "to screw up" (ma meno volgare). Probabilmente deriva dallo sport,

5 Things You Need to Know About Modi's Oil Game | America, China, Russia, Middle East | Sanjay Dixit

US Admits Modi Snubbed Trump | India Is Proud of Modi for Standing Up | Germany, France Join Modi

Amit Shah vs Mamata Heats Up | Modi vs Trump | BMC Elections | Bhau Torsekar, Omkar Chaudhary

The U.S.-India partnership has been a cornerstone of American Indo-Pacific strategy for two decades, but it's now facing its most serious crisis. After bipartisan American efforts to bring India into closer partnership as a counterweight to China, President Trump has triggered the most dramatic deterioration in U.S.-India relations in a generation. What began with optimism in Delhi about Trump 2.0 has devolved into a breakdown of trust, escalating tariffs, and diplomatic miscalculation that threatens the entire architecture of Indo-Pacific security.​In this essential episode, hosts Ray Powell (former U.S. military officer) and Jim Carouso (former U.S. diplomat) welcome back James Crabtree - distinguished visiting fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations, former Financial Times bureau chief for India, and author of the acclaimed book “The Billionaire Raj.” Drawing on his recent Foreign Affairs article, “The India That Trump Made,” Crabtree unpacks how two decades of strategic partnership have been upended in less than a year.​What Happened?India expected favorable treatment from Trump given Modi's strong personal relationship with the president during his first term. Instead, they received 50% tariffs - first 25% on general goods, then another 25% for buying Russian oil, putting India's tariff burden equal to China's. Then came the Pakistan crisis: when India and Pakistan clashed in Operation Sindor, Trump claimed credit for brokering a ceasefire that India insists he didn't actually broker. Trump's perceived slight over not receiving sufficient credit has fueled ongoing tensions, while Pakistan successfully leveraged the moment through crypto deals, a Nobel Peace Prize nomination for Trump, and high-level military diplomacy.​Strategic ConsequencesThe Quad, the critical U.S.-Australia-India-Japan partnership, is essentially stalled, with a planned summit canceled and little energy for revival. India is now pursuing what Crabtree calls a “pivot to Europe,” seeking to replace American technology transfer, investment, and defense expertise with European alternatives. An EU-India summit in January will likely announce a long-negotiated trade deal, marking India's shift toward multi-alignment rather than U.S. partnership.​Meanwhile, Pakistan has successfully re-emerged as a regional player, signing security treaties with Saudi Arabia that include nuclear assurances and repositioning itself diplomatically after years in India's shadow. Russia remains a “diminishing asset” for India due to supply unreliability and limited technological offerings, though Delhi still needs Moscow for defense systems like the S-400 and to prevent Russia from becoming a complete Chinese vassal state.​India's FutureDespite the diplomatic turbulence, India posted 8% GDP growth last quarter and remains on a positive economic trajectory, though still a developing country at $2,000-3,000 per capita income. Prime Minister Modi, now in his third term and 11 years in office, continues to dominate Indian politics and will likely seek a fourth term, cementing his status as the most significant political figure in independent Indian history. India's “Make in India” defense ambitions are advancing slowly, with systems like the BrahMos missile finding export success in Southeast Asia, though India remains heavily import-dependent for military hardware.​Can U.S.-India trust be rebuilt? Crabtree is pessimistic: “The trust that had been built up between the U.S. and India over a two-decade period has been destroyed”. The pro-American camp in Delhi that architected the strategic partnership has been undermined, while pro-Russia voices feel vindicated.

Varanasi Ropeway Project: How Facts were Twisted to Target Yogi and Modi | Fact Check

Better Late Then Never: Modi Action Begins in JNU, Madhya Pradesh Setback & DelhiMosque |SanjayDixit

Lallantop Sudden Exit of Saurabh Dwivedi | Meltdown UmarKhalid | Bangladesh | BMC | Modi |KaranVerma

The 2025 ASF List bonuses continue with a very special friend of The BlkPrint, Modi Oyewole!Tune in to hear how business in 2025 has went for the extremely talented creative, inspiring changes in the world of golf culture through the Thursday evening L.A. collective, 'swang'. We learn more about his passion toward removing the barriers for this historical sport through inclusion, the stories Modi hopes to illustrate within the community's influence and the love that comes from our people finding new ventures. Also tap in for a moment of personal appreciation from J5, Modi's 2025 moments that would make his own personal list and more.

A bus driver ran over a 14-year-old boy, killing him during a violent Jerusalem protest – several others injured as tensions over the Haredi draft spiral into violence; Israel and Syria agree to launch a new de-escalation and diplomacy mechanism; Israel visits newly recognized Somaliland & U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee's family stumbles into a 1,900-year-old cave near Modi'in, uncovering ancient coins from the Bar-Kokhba period in one of the year's most unexpected archaeological finds.Hasod Story: IDN10 for 10% off - https://www.hasodstore.com/shopsmall/p/israeldailynewssupportIsrael Daily News website: https://israeldailynews.orgYOUTUBE: https://youtube.com/@israeldailynews?si=UFQjC_iuL13V7tyQIsrael Daily News Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/shannafuldSupport our Wartime News Coverage: https://www.gofundme.com/f/independent-journalist-covering-israels-warLinks to all things IDN:⁠ https://linktr.ee/israeldailynews⁠

Episode 169: Modi and Leo recap recent shows in Europe, the special taping, theater ghost stories, and how they got to play guncles for the weekend. Send us Modi Mail!118A Orchard St.PMB #208New York, NY 10002Modi's special "Know Your Audience" is available on YouTube now!For all upcoming shows visit www.modilive.com.Follow Modi on Instagram at @modi_live.Follow the AHM podcast on Instagram at @AHM_Podcast.Leave us a voicemail!Send us a textSupport the show

Who are planning to betray Modi & want Trump like Action | Umar Khalid Bail | Didi Nervous vs Shah

Modi's Masterstroke in Guyana - Next to Venezuela | 33% of Indian Oil Supply Secured

Arnab in Activist Mode or Anti-Modi Mode  | Kuldeep Sengar Case | Deepika Narayan Bhardwaj

Modi is One Step Ahead of Trump - Liberals, Umar Khalid Bail Denied, Rajdeep | Sanjay Dixit

Beware Modi! You could be the Next Target | क़िले के दरवाज़े हमेशा अंदर से खुलते हैं |

Amit Shah vs Didi Faceoff in Bengal | Upcoming 2026 Decisions by Modi | Harsh Kumar Analysis

Arnab Go-swami Has Turned Anti-Modi? | From Journalist to an Activist | Aravali, Sengar Cases

Modi Checkmates Trump - 5 Things You Need to Know About Gold and Silver Deposits NOW

The CPG Guys are joined in this episode by returning guest Nik Modi, Co-Head of Global Consumer & Retail Research at RBC Capital Markets for a 2025 retrospective and 2026 preview.Follow Nik Modi on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nik-modi-675926/Follow RBC Capital Markets on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rbc-capital-markets/Follow RBC Capital online at: https://www.rbccm.com/en/=CPG Guys Website: http://CPGguys.comFMCG Guys Website: http://FMCGguys.comSheCOMMERCE Website: https://shecommercepodcast.com/Rhea Raj's Website: http://rhearaj.comLara Raj in Katseye: https://www.katseye.world/DISCLAIMER: The content in this podcast episode is provided for general informational purposes only. By listening to our episode, you understand that no information contained in this episode should be construed as advice from CPGGUYS, LLC or the individual author, hosts, or guests, nor is it intended to be a substitute for research on any subject matter. Reference to any specific product or entity does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by CPGGUYS, LLC. The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on the program does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent. CPGGUYS LLC expressly disclaims any and all liability or responsibility for any direct, indirect, incidental, special, consequential or other damages arising out of any individual's use of, reference to, or inability to use this podcast or the information we presented in this podcast.

Astro Predictions for Year 2026 | Yogi & Modi will be Unstoppable | Kaartik Gor Vedic Predictions

Defense Minister Yisrael Katz and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich have termed the large-scale burning of trash by Palestinians in the West Bank as a national security threat and the potential to cause respiratory harm. The Palestinians lack sufficient local landfills and are supposed to transport their trash on trucks to other locations. But truckers often dump the trash earlier to save time and money, and the trash is then burned. The fumes cause problems both for West Bank Palestinian communities and for settlements and communities over the green line inside Israel such as Modi’in and Shoham. KAN's Mark Weiss spoke with Naomi Kahn from the Regavim NGO about the problem. (Photo: Environmental Protection Ministry)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Modi Hits Pakistan Hard - Water War Won by India | Two More Dams on Chenab | Sanjay Dixit

Big Development! Modi Infiltrates Congress ft. Bhau Torsekar, Sanjay Dixit

Decoding Modi's Game for Bangladesh & Pakistan | ISI Plans | Pentagon | Aadi Achint LIVE

Modi Beats Trump Hands Down at the End of 2025 | Indian Economy in 2025 and 2026 | Vijay Sardana

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Gideon and guests look back at 2025 as well as forward to the year ahead in an FT Live discussion for the Global Boardroom. Donald Trump set the tone of world politics this year from his tariff wars to his efforts to make peace in the Middle East and Ukraine, while also bombing Iran and threatening Venezuela. In a bid to make sense of the contradictions, Gideon is joined by Leslie Vinjamuri, president of the Chicago Council on Global Affairs, Dan Drexner, professor of international politics at the Fletcher school at Tufts university in Boston, and James Crabtree, author of an acclaimed book on Modi's India and a forthcoming book on US-China tensions in the Pacific. Clip: PBSFree links to read more on this topic:When business and democracy don't mixThe AfD's love-in with MagaOpen source could pop the AI bubble — and soonChina is making trade impossibleSubscribe to The Rachman Review wherever you get your podcasts - please listen, rate and subscribe.Presented by Gideon Rachman. Produced by Fiona Symon. Sound design is by Breen Turner and the executive producer is Flo Phillips.Follow Gideon on Bluesky or X @gideonrachman.bsky.social, @gideonrachmanRead a transcript of this episode on FT.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 168: Modi and Leo sit down with filmmaker Michael Rainin to discuss his latest project, Run Raven Run, as well as his previous film projects with Modi (Waiting for Woody Allen) - the genesis of Modi's Yoely character!Send us Modi Mail!118A Orchard St.PMB #208New York, NY 10002Modi's special "Know Your Audience" is available on YouTube now!For all upcoming shows visit www.modilive.com.Follow Modi on Instagram at @modi_live.Follow the AHM podcast on Instagram at @AHM_Podcast.Leave us a voicemail!Send us a textSupport the show

Comedian Zarna Garg joins Joanna Coles to explore why she avoids political comedy, the pressures of Indian-American family expectations, and the surprising ways the Indian community relates to figures like Trump and Modi. Along with her daughter Zoya, Zarna traces the intersection of heritage, ambition, and representation, from Bollywood-inspired bravado to the delicate balance of supporting daughters marrying across faiths. Along the way, Garg reflects on mentorship, collaboration with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, and the lessons that have shaped her career. It's a conversation that's at once personal, political, and profoundly revealing—how does heritage shape ambition in America? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.