Many countries, such as China, Russia, Iran, Brazil, and others, want to use a different currency than the Dollar for trade and reserves. How likely is this to happen? What would be the consequences for the world economy?

232 years ago, the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution was proposed, granting citizens the right to bear arms. Today, there are an estimated 120 firearms for every 100 US citizens of all ages and over 300 armed militias in operation. An expert on the history of the Second Amendment helps us understand its origins and evolution

How are the messages of a political campaign developed? How significant is the first impact on the public? What is the common denominator of a successful campaign? Today we are talking to a professional in political seduction.

Is V. Putin the only Head of State, of an influential world power, in the sights of the International Criminal Court? Who is tried for war crimes, and why?

How do you cope with conflicts that emerge or persist in your life? Conflicts can influence your daily life and future aspirations in a significant manner. Our guest has expertise in transforming conflicts into opportunities in our everyday situations.

This week, we may face a conflict that has arisen anew or remained unresolved and ignored. These conflicts can significantly impact our quality of life. Our guest is an expert in conflict resolution for life conflicts.

Soccer is the most internationalized sport. Our expert will discuss how sports, in general, are intertwined with Nation-States and their influence on international relations, economic growth, and even political decisions.

The Arabs were in Spain for almost 800 years, profoundly influencing the government, language, technology, culture, and governance. More than 4000 words used daily in the Spanish language are Arabic. A philologist expert on this matter tells us the story --

Soccer is the most internationalized sport on our planet. Often Nation-States convey important messages to their citizens and the world through Soccer. Today we will talk about geopolitics and sports with a recognized world-class expert.

Language is an essential factor in our identity. We carry it with us every day; it is the instrument that allows us to interact with the world and understand and express our thoughts, ideas, and feelings. Is the US ever going to be a multilingual nation?

Most ethnic groups of the world are represented in the USA, and Language is an essential factor in people’s identity. Would the USA benefit as a nation promoting multilingualism? Or should we remain English only in our educational system?

We suspected the impact on the lives of adolescents and young adults post-Covid 19 would lead to anxiety, depression, suicides, and other challenges, and we were unfortunately correct. Why and what to do now?

Two painters started their studies in the same School of Art in Argentina. They developed their careers at opposite ends of the Americas. How their environment has influenced the craft, and why they still collaborate to impact the communities where they live.

It would seem that every country and region where a democratic process exists is experiencing intense polarization, which challenges the very fiber of democracy. Today, we speak with the ambassador of one of the grassroots volunteer organizations, who have decided to offer an alternative to re-establish dialogue and political coexistence positively and productively.

The fundamental premise is that almost everything we know about China today is wrong because we see it with the eyes of our experiences of emerging powers; added to this is our naivety that we are facing a normal international readjustment process.

The study of human societies and cultures in the science of anthropology has, until recently, ignored an immense extension comparable to the entire territory of India. We are talking about the Amazon region. We now know they have developed cultures, with sophisticated cities and infrastructures and much more.

Our guest has dedicated much of his life to the Voyager 1 & 2 program. These ships have been traveling in space for over 45 years. It was a program that was supposed to last only 5 years. Meet a true “rock star” of space exploration.

After nearly 200 years, the Cherokee Nation is within reach to enforce a Treaty that will include a first Indian Delegate in the US Congress. Today Designated Delegate Kim Keehee joins us.

The 21st Century has seen the recognition and growing influence of the Native Nations of the American continent. Today we will talk about the Cherokee nation in the United States of America, which is close to obtaining its representation in the US Congress for the first time in history. Designated Delegate Kim Keehee joins us.

Two professionals, one Italian and the other Bolivian are part of an organization that works to strengthen prison inmates from the inside out. They focus on restoring broken families while one or both parents are incarcerated. In the past, some parents lived with their children inside the penitentiaries.

With 240 million calls a year, 365 days a year, covering 50 States, responding to callers in different languages. The 9-1-1 system is the standard worldwide. We speak with the organization's Director of Operations, which oversees the system and its call center responders.

The war between Russia and Ukraine has turned much harder than initially expected for Russia. Ukraine, encouraged by the latest developments, now talks about re-taking areas that Russia occupied not only in 2022 but even in years before. Is the Russian of tactical nuclear weapons the ultimate guarantee to hold conquered ground for Russia?

Immigration is a hot topic of discussion generally in electoral periods. However, the US Congress has not passed significant immigration legislation on the matter since 1986. Meanwhile, millions of lives are on stand-by, pending a lasting solution.

Today we will focus on the pieces of the cultural heritage looted in Latin America, which are found in museums, private collections, and auction houses in Europe and the United States whose holders refuse to return them to the countries of origin.