With the Supreme Leader killed, Iran lashes out. Will the Middle East choose sides as oil prices skyrocket and travel chaos sees thousands stranded. Plus, who could be next in line in Iran, could the US strikes encourage others into action and proof that sometimes the best defence is a very loud, slightly unhinged cuddly toy.
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Folge vom 05.03.2026Iran’s regime on the brink? US-Israel strikes, oil shock fears & the battle for what comes next
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Folge vom 05.03.2026Tens of thousands displaced as Israel bombs BeirutExplosions have lit up the skies over Beirut as Israeli strikes continue to target Hezbollah positions in the Lebanese capital, widening the regional war that began after the U-S and Israeli strikes on Iran. Officials say more than 70 people have been killed in Lebanon, while tens of thousands of civilians have been forced to flee their homes.
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Folge vom 05.03.2026Bad Bunny's Austrailan debut drew a record 89,000 fans. These fans explain why it was such a big dealAlmost 90-thousand people have packed a Sydney stadium to see Bad Bunny’s first live concerts in Australia. It's a record for the ENGIE Stadium, underlining the global audience for music sung in Spanish, including among Western audiences that don't understand or speak the language.
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Folge vom 05.03.2026"More resilient, more just": Canada and Australia to work closely amid "ruptured" rules-based global orderAustralia and Canada have agreed to deepen their ties after Canada's Prime Minister urged middle powers to collaborate in the face of a ruptured ruled-based world order. Describing the two countries as strategic cousins, both Mark Carney and Anthony Albanese agreed that like-minded middle powers must work together to secure their future.