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One World with Zain Asher

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June 01, 2023
• Russian Territory Faces a Series of Attacks; Trump Investigation on Classified Documents Handling Continues; House Lawmakers Vote to Raise Debt Ceiling; Presidents of Kosovo and Serbia Blame Each Other on Escalating Regional Tensions. Aired 12-1p ET


May 31, 2023
• Russia's War on Ukraine Spills Over Own Territory; Demonstrators Gather in Northern Kosovo; China Accuses the U.S. of Deliberate Intrusion into its Training Area; North Korea Vows Another Attempt to Launch a Military Satellite into Orbit; Some Technology Experts Say AI Presents Societal Scale Risks; U.S. House Set to Debate and Vote on Debt Ceiling Bill; Moscow Denies Charges, Says ICC Has No Authority. Aired 12-1p ET


May 30, 2023
• Attacks On Kyiv Continue; Human Rights Groups Say Tehran Is Back On Executing Protesters; Healthcare, Economy And Energy To Be Discussed By Regional Leaders In The South American Summit; U.S. Lawmakers Race Against The Clock To Gain Support In Favor Of The U.S. Debt Ceiling Bill; Opposing Military Factions Agree To Extend Ceasefire In The Sudan Conflict; Uganda Passes The Harshest Anti-LGBTQ Laws; Theranos Founder Begins 11-Year Sentence. Aired 12-1p ET


May 29, 2023
• Ugandan President Signs The Anti-Homosexuality Act 2023 Into Law; Erdogan Becomes New President Of Turkey; Biden And McCarthy Convince Lawmakers To Support Agreement To Limit Non-Defense Spending And Raise Debt Ceiling; Russia Steps Up Aerial Assault On Kyiv; Ukrainian Tennis Player Marta Kosciuk Booed After Refusing To Shake Hands With Belarusian Opponent, Aryna Sabalenka; Grand Canal Turns Bright Green Over The Weekend. Aired 12- 12:45p ET


May 26, 2023
• Russia Strikes Dnipro Medical Facility; Negotiators Closer on Raising Debt Limit Deal; Voters in Turkey Prepare for Presidential Runoff; Typhoon Mawa Pulls Away from Guam; DeSantis' Presidential Campaigns Begins; Bola Tinubu to be Sworn in as Nigeria's Next President. Aired 12-1p ET


May 25, 2023
• Car Collides at Front Gates of Downing Street; Rwandan Genocide Suspect Captured; Wagner Leader Says His Forces Are Pulling Out from Bakhmut; DeSantis Announces White House Bid; More Than 300,000 Flee Sudan Due to Conflict; Hospital Discharges Boy Shot by Police in Mississippi. Aired 12-1p ET


May 24, 2023
• Russia To Respond Harshly To Attacks; General Kurilla Allegedly Ordered Twitter Announcement Of Drone Strike; DeSantis Expected To Announce Presidential Bid; Sudan Crisis Continues; Red Card Given To Vinicius Jr. Overturned; Typhoon Mawa Now Moving Away from Guam; Uvalde, Texas Marks One Year Since School Mass Shooting In Robb Elementary; School Restricts Inauguration Poem After A Complaint From Parent; Cheetah Makes A Return To Indian Soil; Nepali Mountain Climber Hari Budha Magar Becomes The First Above-The-Knee Double Amputee To Scale Mount Everest. Aired 12-1p ET


May 23, 2023
• Report: Cross-Border Attackers Driven Back Into Ukraine; Typhoon Mawa Heads For Guam; Tip Prompts New Search For Suspect On The Madeleine McCann Case; Authorities Arrest Seven People Over Racial Abuse Of Vinicius Jr.; LeBron James Considers Retirement; Debt Ceiling Negotiations Intensify Ahead Of Predicted June 1st Deadline. Aired 12-1p ET


May 22, 2023
• Biden And McCarthy Scheduled To Have Talks On Debt Limits; Meta Platforms Fined For Data Transfer; Sudanese Army And Its Rival Commit To A Seven-Day Ceasefire; Paul Whelan Remains Optimistic About U.S. Government's Efforts To Bring Him Home; Russia's Belgorod Region Governor Claims At Least Three People Were Injured In A Border Town Attack; Brazilian Football Star Faces Racist Insults; Senator Tim Scott Announces He Will Run For President In 2024. Aired 12-1p ET


May 19, 2023
• Zelenskyy Takes Part in Arab League Summit; Floods Leaves At Least 14 Casualties in Northern Italy; Spain Wildfire Forces Hundreds of Evacuations; Photo Agency Rejects Harry and Meghan's Request to Get Photos Back; Zambia Attempts to Restructure Debt After 2020 Default. Aired 12-1p ET


May 18, 2023
• Israelis Celebrate Flag Day; Russia-backed Officials Say intervention by Unauthorized Persons Caused Crimea Freight Train Derailment; World Leaders Gather in Japan for G7 Summit; Montana Bans TikTok Due to Privacy Concerns; Ambassador Brigety Apologizes for Weapons Loading Allegation. Aired 12-1p ET


May 17, 2023
• Harry And Meghan Survive A Car Chase In NY Involving Paparazzi; Ukraine Reports Russia Is Targeting East And West With Shelling And Missile Strike; Northern Italy Floods Leave At Least Eight Casualties; Cyclone Mocha Claims Hundreds Of Lives In Myanmar; U.S. Convoy Attacked In Nigeria; Biden Travels To Japan For G7 Summit; Ecuador Security Forces On Patrol Outside National Assembly; China Issues $2 Million Fine For Army Joke. Aired 12-1a ET


May 16, 2023
• Russia Unleashes Drone And Missile Strikes Throughout Ukraine; Third-Place Finisher Possible To Be Kingmaker In Turkey Runoff; Powerful Storm Barrels Through Myanmar; OpenAI CEO Testifies At Senate Panel Hearing; Florida Teacher Faces Investigation For Showing A Disney Movie; Sudan Violence Enters Its Second Month; Opposition Parties Form Thailand's New Government; Austrian Train Plays Hitler's Speech; Clean-Up For Bayelsa State Estimated At $12 Billion; Nigerian Chef Sets A World Record In Marathon Cooking. Aired 12-1p ET


May 15, 2023
• Turkey Expects To Have A Presidential Runoff On May 28; Zelenskyy Secures Weapons From U.K. In Preparation For Counteroffensive; Conflict In Sudan Continues On Its Fourth Week; Authorities Say The Expiration Of Title 42 Has Not Led To Migrant Surge; Nuclear Fusion Laboratory Attempts To Replicate The Power Of The Sun; Cyclone Mocha Causes Devastation In Myanmar And Bangladesh; Biden Remains Optimistic About Debt Ceiling Negotiations; Ja Morant Receives Disciplinary Action For Apparent Gun Video. Aired 12-1p ET