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WTO's Okonjo-Iweala On Why Globalization Needs A Rethink
Francine Lacqua speaks with Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala about leading under pressure, from fighting corruption to leading the World Trade Organization at a time of unprecedented disruption.

Francine Lacqua visits Finland, where the threat from neighboring Russia looms large; she speaks to President Alexander Stubb about Finnish resilience and how his country is preparing for an uncertain future.

Ray Dalio, Founder of Bridgewater Associates
Francine Lacqua meets Ray Dalio on OceanX in the port of Nice for the UN Ocean Conference. They speak about radical transparency, building and leaving one of the largest hedge funds and what's next.

How to Run Your Family's $1.6 Trillion Empire
Francine Lacqua talks with Franklin Templeton CEO Jenny Johnson about how to steer a $1.6 trillion business amid the rise of AI, shifting politics and booming private markets.

Inside Europe's Economic Crises With Christine Lagarde
Speaking to Christine Lagarde about Europe's economic travails, populism and how to lead through turbulent times.

Ajay Banga on India, Migration and a Youth Jobs Time Bomb
Ajay Banga discusses his journey to becoming president of the World Bank Group; from his childhood in India to a career in the private sector and eventually leading a globally influential institution.

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Inside the Legal Fight Against Trump's Deportation Campaign
Spending a year following a group of lawyers as they sue the Department of Homeland Security and scramble to help free those arrested under Donald Trump's immigration policies.

Corruption as Cancer
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is supposed to root out graft; instead, some of its members have been accused of perpetuating the very wrongdoing they were meant to stop.

The Making of a Chinese Spy
Ji Chaoqun was a young engineer from Beijing heading to the US to study; then China's spy agency came calling with bags of cash, the promise of glory and an offer that would change his life forever.

The Zombie Debts Making Wall Street Rich
A police raid in a small Philippine town reveals a young mayor's alleged ties to a $2 billion Singapore money laundering scandal and Chinese espionage.

The Scandal That Rocked the Philippines
A police raid in a small Philippine town reveals a young mayor's alleged links to a $2 billion Singapore money laundering scandal and Chinese espionage.

South Korea
Hannah Fry visits South Korea to explore how it became a cultural and tech superpower; she trains with a Taekwondo black belt, learns kimchi secrets from a grandmaster and dives into pro gaming.

Ancient Greece
Hannah Fry reveals why Ancient Greece was the birthplace of so many big ideas; she decodes the Parthenon's geometry, sails the Aegean with ancient tools and is swept up in a riotous festival.

Ireland
Few places have an identity so celebrated across the world; Hannah Fry journeys to Ireland to discover what it means to be Irish; tracing her Irish DNA, riding the waves of a surf boom, and exploring hidden depths in the Irish language.

Iceland
Hannah Fry explores how Iceland's geology shapes its culture; she meets scientists studying lava flows and geothermal power, and travels ancient Viking trails.

S02 E01 — Super Intelligence
Artificial intelligence has begun to exhibit early signs of agency.

S02 E02 — Animal Communication
Bioacoustics technology and AI are revealing how animals communicate, and may soon allow humans to talk to them.

S02 E03 — The Future With Hannah Fry Quantum Computing
With the promise of unimaginable computing power, a global race for quantum supremacy is raging.

S02 E04 — Water
Human survival depends on water, yet global reserves are rapidly shrinking; it's now replaced oil as the most likely cause of global conflict; discussing whether technology can help secure humanity's future water needs.

Pain is a fact of life; for some, it is excruciating and inescapable; but amid the continuing fallout of the opioid crisis, the development of new technologies aims to limit and even eliminate pain.

Next Billion
Soon, another billion people will be online, mostly from developing nations; ways new users will embrace this technology to transform their lives; its meaning for the rest of the world.

The economy and the markets are under surveillance as the latest developments in finance, economics and investment is covered; Tom Keene, Paul Sweeney, Lisa Mateo, Michael Barr and other guests create some intriguing conversation.

Bloomberg's Alix Steel and Paul Sweeney harness the power of Bloomberg Intelligence to provide in-depth research and data on more than 2,000 companies and 130 industries.

Focusing on politics and policies on Capitol Hill, in President Trump's administration, the federal agencies and the courts.