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On The World 🌍 today: @gerryhadden: Europe's soccer body UEFA threatens FIFA boycott @hannahchanatry: China begins mass-producing EVs with new battery tech @joyhackel: Cuba's resilience has its limits Tune in 📻: bit.ly/3xyRRfD

A French court recently ruled that a major European oil and gas company must report its own climate-warming emissions, those from its contractors and also the emissions from customers who use its oil and petroleum products. bit.ly/4pVuLH8

Venezuela’s withdrawal comes as the United States campaigns to dismantle the International Criminal Court. But the court’s investigation into alleged crimes against humanity can continue — and Venezuelan victims remain divided between frustration and hope. bit.ly/4ySF2b2

Cuba just loosened rules on private business and imports to cope with a US oil blockade. But energy expert Jorge Piñon says it’s not enough to solve Cuba’s growing energy crisis. bit.ly/4xeLmbc

After gaining independence from the US 80 years ago, many Filipinos migrated to America — settling in San Diego, home to one of the largest Filipino communities. Slowly, they built institutions such as churches and restaurants to make it more like home. bit.ly/4hCL6y8

Victor Gonzalez grew up watching clear rivers flow through the forests of his rural Colombian hometown. But when this bee biologist at the University of Kansas returns home for visits these days, the mood is somber. bit.ly/4pN2LVT

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in the Oval Office on Tuesday facing growing differences with US President Donald Trump over the war with Iran and Mideast strategy. A White House official called the meeting “positive and productive." bit.ly/4h07Qb9

The aigul flower in southern Kyrgyzstan is rare and culturally significant, believed to stem from a legend about a heartbroken woman's blood. Threatened by grazing, poaching, and development, its survival is fragile, but locals are working to conserve it. youtu.be/r9R4Enw6b1U

On The World 🌍 today: @Shirinj: Their children were killed; now Iranian mothers are seeking justice @OlandeseRoma: The fate of the moped in Italy @joyhackel: In Canada, AI is giving Black prisoners harsher punishments Tune in 📻: bit.ly/3xyRRfD

Global Investigations Correspondent Kristen Gelineau speaks with PRX’s The World about AP's investigation into Nepal aid workers left jobless by USAID cuts. 🎙️ : @KristenGelineau | @TheWorld buff.ly/4UDBlqX

"National Defense Training" is now mandatory for high schoolers in Latvia. In the summer, some volunteer for hands-on training, learning to fire assault rifles and lob grenades. For @TheWorld, a snapshot of youth in a country on Russia's border: theworld.org/stories/2026/0…

India’s youth-led protests, inspired by the satirical Cockroach Janta Party, led to the education minister’s resignation over the weekend. The World interviewed author Arundhati Roy to discuss what the movement reveals about India’s political moment. bit.ly/4bkSmLg

Author Arundhati Roy on #CockroachParty protests: "There’s been such a fear and a pall of silence that hung around... And suddenly there’s an outpouring of fury and hilarity." Listen to the full interview on @TheWorld: theworld.org/stories/2026/0…

On The World 🌍 today: @joyhackel: Trump and Netanyahu convene for closed-door meeting @apeavey: The versatile sounds of Venezuela's Gonzalo Grau @DaniellePreis: Nepal faces questions on how to live alongside its rebounding tiger population Tune in 📻: bit.ly/3xyRRfD

While many teenagers prefer spending their summer holidays at the beach, some Latvian high school students are taking part in three weeks of military-style training at bases across the country. bit.ly/4bkSmLg

@ProfessorKaren @Shirinj Thanks for joining us, Karen! 🌐

US send more military assets to the Middle East theworld.org/segments/2026/… Thanks @Shirinj @TheWorld for having me on last week.

Why do teenage hackers do what they do. In my report on @TheWorld former hacker @conorfrmn details how he was drawn into that world while @nixonnixoff who spent years tracing hackers gives an insight into how they operate. Also f/t @ProfWoodward Listen: theworld.org/segments/2026/…

On The World 🌍 today: @hannahchanatry: How to fight a wildfire @orla_barry: Inside the online world of teenage hackers @natskowlund: How to save Colombia's high-altitude bees Tune in 📻: bit.ly/3xyRRfD

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Discussed the Iran-US war's impact on the Gulf with @BosPublicRadio’s @TheWorld. Key takeaways: updating the US-Gulf partnership to reflect shifts in both spaces, building a regional security architecture, utilizing incentives, avoiding inconclusive results, and navigating looming risks. theworld.org/segments/2026/…

Sunday marked 47 years since the Sandinista National Liberation Front overthrew Nicaragua’s dictatorship. To commemorate, then-leader and now President Daniel Ortega, 80, announced the country would no longer hold elections. bit.ly/4wl1uYu