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Today:Iran carries out a wave of arrests and executions in the wake of Tehran’s conflict with Israel. Ukraine says it’s halted Russia’s advance in the northern Sumy region;Security forces disperse Togo protesters demanding the president’s resignation;Our More Than A Minute feature today, courtesy of French daily Le Figaro, examines how the introduction of AI is prompting some companies to justify job cuts;And our daily quiz question encounters a critical error.This is ⁠Six Minutes⁠, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. Founded in 2011, ⁠Worldcrunch⁠ is a pioneering global news outlet that brings the world’s best reporting into English. We deliver a truly international view on the news by working with the best media outlets, then translating and adapting the stories that matter.

Gaza mediators are intensifying their ceasefire efforts and in our More Than A Minute feature today, French political analyst Pierre Haski looks at how the U.S. success in ending the missile exchanges between Israel and Iran could be extended to the conflict in Gaza.In other news,EU leaders are meeting to discuss tougher sanctions on Russia and our daily quiz question comes from a cave in Poland. Bertrand Hauger guides you through the news.This is Six Minutes, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. Founded in 2011, Worldcrunch is a pioneering global news outlet that brings the world’s best reporting into English. We deliver a truly international view on the news by working with the best media outlets, then translating and adapting the stories that matter.

U.S.-brokered Iran-Israel ceasefire is holding into a second day; NATO leaders are set to back Donald Trump’s increased defense spending target; and our daily quiz question is about a social media milestone. Ava Arcoleo guides you through the news.In our More Than A Minute feature today, Philippe Gélie, the foreign editor of French daily Le Figaro, offers his take on President Trump’s unusual approach to statecraft.This is Six Minutes, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. Founded in 2011, Worldcrunch is a pioneering global news outlet that brings the world’s best reporting into English. We deliver a truly international view on the news by working with the best media outlets, then translating and adapting the stories that matter.

U.S. President Donald Trump announced a surprise ceasefire between Israel and Iran. And in our More Than A Minute feature today, French political analyst Pierre Haski examines how Trump seized an opportunity to attempt to end the war. Israeli forces fire on people waiting in line for aid in Gaza; NATO leaders arrive in The Hague for two-day summit and our daily quiz question is about a killer animal. Emma Albright guides you through the news. This is Six Minutes, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. Founded in 2011, Worldcrunch is a pioneering global news outlet that brings the world’s best reporting into English. We deliver a truly international view on the news by working with the best media outlets, then translating and adapting the stories that matter.

Today:Iran threatens retaliation following the U.S. strikes on its nuclear sites over the weekend. For more on this, in our More Than A Minute feature, French political analyst Pierre Haski looks at how the U.S. intervention in Iran has strengthened Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s position;a suicide bombing at a Damascus church kills 22;Spain reaches a defense spending deal with NATO ahead of the alliance’s annual summit;and our daily quiz question is about a world record set in Thailand.-------------------This is ⁠Six Minutes⁠, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. Founded in 2011, ⁠Worldcrunch⁠ is a pioneering global news outlet that brings the world’s best reporting into English. We deliver a truly international view on the news by working with the best media outlets, then translating and adapting the stories that matter.

Russian drones strike Odessa; UK lawmakers are set to vote on a landmark assisted dying bill; and European foreign ministers are meeting. Anne-Sophie Goninet guides you through the top news headlines for Friday, June 20. Then, in our More Than A Minute, Emma Albright takes us back to the early hours of the Israel-Iran war last week, when videos emerged from neighboring Lebanon and Syria showing people out partying, dancing and smoking hookah water pipes — as missiles soared overhead.And finally, today’s daily quiz question is about our beloved pets.This is Six Minutes, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. Founded in 2011, Worldcrunch is a pioneering global news outlet that brings the world’s best reporting into English. We deliver a truly international view on the news by working with the best media outlets, then translating and adapting the stories that matter.

The conflict between Israel and Iran continues to escalate. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump is giving mixed signals about whether the U.S. will get directly involved in the conflict. In our More Than A Minute feature today, French political analyst Pierre Haski examines three factors that could weigh in Trump’s decision; Rwanda and Democratic Republic of the Congo agree on a draft peace deal that could end decades of conflict; Nippon Steel acquires U.S. Steel for 14.9 billion dollars and our daily quiz question comes from the depths of the ocean. Emma Albright guides you through the news. This is Six Minutes, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. Founded in 2011, Worldcrunch is a pioneering global news outlet that brings the world’s best reporting into English. We deliver a truly international view on the news by working with the best media outlets, then translating and adapting the stories that matter.

The Israel-Iran conflict has been going on now for six days; the G7 summit ends without joint statements on Ukraine and the Middle East and in our More Than A Minute feature today, French political analyst Pierre Haski looks at the symbols behind Trump’s premature departure from the Summit; former Argentine President Kirchner begins her six-year sentence under house arrest and our daily quiz question is about a mishap in Italy’s capital.This is Six Minutes, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. Founded in 2011, Worldcrunch is a pioneering global news outlet that brings the world’s best reporting into English. We deliver a truly international view on the news by working with the best media outlets, then translating and adapting the stories that matter.

U.S. President Donald Trump departs from the G7 summit in Canada to deal with the conflict in the Middle East and in our More Than A Minute feature today Pierre Haski reflects on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s unambiguous goal to kill Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei; at least 51 Palestinians are killed in Gaza while waiting for aid trucks; Ukraine’s capital city suffers one of its deadliest strikes by Russia; and our daily quiz question comes from the waters of Ibiza. Anne-Sophie Goninet guides you through the news.This is Six Minutes, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. Founded in 2011, Worldcrunch is a pioneering global news outlet that brings the world’s best reporting into English. We deliver a truly international view on the news by working with the best media outlets, then translating and adapting the stories that matter.

The conflict is escalating between Iran and Israel as Tehran launches a major new missile attack on central Israel — for more on this, in our More Than A Minute feature today, France Inter's Pierre Haski looks at whether this conflict could be the demise of the Islamic Regime in Iran; the suspect of Minnesota politician shootings was arrested after a two-day manhunt, the G7 summit opens in Canada, and our daily quiz question is about a historical female appointment in Britain. Ava Arcoleo guides you through the news.This is Six Minutes, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. Founded in 2011, Worldcrunch is a pioneering global news outlet that brings the world’s best reporting into English. We deliver a truly international view on the news by working with the best media outlets, then translating and adapting the stories that matter.

- The world braces as Israel and Iran exchange major military strikes — for more on this, in our More Than A Minute feature today, France Inter's Pierre Haski looks at the timing of Israel’s Operation Rising Lion amid Iran’s nuclear negotiations with the U.S.;- Investigators find one of two black boxes from Thursday’s Air India crash;- And our daily quiz question is about an aquatic salamander’s superpower.-----------------This is ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Six Minutes⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. Founded in 2011, ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Worldcrunch⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ is a pioneering global news outlet that brings the world’s best reporting into English. We deliver a truly international view on the news by working with the best media outlets, then translating and adapting the stories that matter. 

- Iran’s announcement that it will establish a new enrichment facility in a “secure location";- Protests over immigration raids spread across the U.S.;- A London-bound passenger plane crashes after take-off in India;- Our More Than A Minute feature, courtesy of France Inter's Pierre Haski, focuses on how a flood of misinformation is influencing the events unfolding in California.- And our daily quiz question comes from Denmark.-----------This is ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Six Minutes⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. Founded in 2011, ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Worldcrunch⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ is a pioneering global news outlet that brings the world’s best reporting into English. We deliver a truly international view on the news by working with the best media outlets, then translating and adapting the stories that matter. 

- Dozens more Palestinians are killed in ongoing Gaza aid site shootings;- Austria mourns after school shooting;- Mass arrests in Los Angeles ensue as police enforce a partial overnight curfew amid the recent anti-immigration protests;- In our More than a Minute feature today, French political analyst Pierre Haski focuses on unprecedented sanctions from several Western nations against two Israeli far-right government ministers;- And our daily quiz question is about a Beijing auction house’s record-breaking sale. -----------This is ⁠⁠⁠⁠Six Minutes⁠⁠⁠⁠, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. Founded in 2011, ⁠⁠⁠⁠Worldcrunch⁠⁠⁠⁠ is a pioneering global news outlet that brings the world’s best reporting into English. We deliver a truly international view on the news by working with the best media outlets, then translating and adapting the stories that matter. 

- Russia has fired hundreds of drones and missiles on Kyiv and Odessa overnight in what Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called “one of the biggest” attacks since the war began in 2022; - Israel is set to deport Gaza aid boat activists, as Israeli gunfire kills 17 near an aid site;- President Trump sends more federal troops to Los Angeles; - In our More Than A Minute feature today, French political analyst Pierre Haski looks at  how a flurry of diplomacy to resolve the Ukraine war has now given way to escalation on both sides;- And our daily quiz question is about a rare find in France. -----------This is ⁠⁠⁠Six Minutes⁠⁠⁠, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. Founded in 2011, ⁠⁠⁠Worldcrunch⁠⁠⁠ is a pioneering global news outlet that brings the world’s best reporting into English. We deliver a truly international view on the news by working with the best media outlets, then translating and adapting the stories that matter. 

- Israeli forces capture Gaza humanitarian aid boat;- The U.S. and China hold trade talks;- In our More Than A Minute feature today, French political analyst Pierre Haski warns that Trump’s use of the military to quell domestic conflict risks sparking an authoritarian spiral.- And our daily quiz question is about a concert in Liverpool.-----------This is ⁠⁠Six Minutes⁠⁠, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. Founded in 2011, ⁠⁠Worldcrunch⁠⁠ is a pioneering global news outlet that brings the world’s best reporting into English. We deliver a truly international view on the news by working with the best media outlets, then translating and adapting the stories that matter. 

- Russia targets Ukraine in a missile and drone barrage;- Gaza aid group closes all distribution sites after shootings;- Israel strikes Beirut’s southern suburbs;- In today's More Than A Minute feature, Bogota-based daily El Espectador's Sandra Álvarez takes us to the border between Mexico and the United States to see the impact on migration flows during the early days of the Trump administration;- And our daily quiz question is about a mission not-so-impossible for Tom Cruise.This is ⁠Six Minutes⁠, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. Founded in 2011, ⁠Worldcrunch⁠ is a pioneering global news outlet that brings the world’s best reporting into English. We deliver a truly international view on the news by working with the best media outlets, then translating and adapting the stories that matter. 

Germany's new Chancellor Friedrich Merz, is set to meet U.S. President Donald Trump for the first time and a Russian strike kills five in Ukraine hours after a Trump-Putin phone call.Bertrand Hauger guides you through the top news headlines for Thursday, June 5.For today’s More Than A Minute feature, Pierre Haski focuses on escalating tensions between the U.S and China after Beijing blocked rare earth exports. His piece for French public radio France Inter was translated by Worldcrunch, and the English audio was produced with the help of automated voice technology.And finally, today’s daily quiz question takes us Back to the Future.This is Six Minutes, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. Founded in 2011, Worldcrunch is a pioneering global news outlet that brings the world’s best reporting into English. We deliver a truly international view on the news by working with the best media outlets, then translating and adapting the stories that matter. 

Aid stops in Gaza; Trump doubles steel and aluminum tariffs; and Iran’s supreme leader Khamenei rejects U.S. nuclear proposal.Rebecca Bonthius guides you through the top news headlines for Wednesday, June 4. For today’s More Than A Minute feature, Pierre Haski talks about Lee Jay-myung, South Korea's new president, as his election comes after a chaotic transitional political period. His piece for French public radio France Inter was translated by Worldcrunch, and the English audio was produced with the help of automated voice technology.And finally, today’s daily quiz question is about a museum exhibit in Amsterdam.This is Six Minutes, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. Founded in 2011, Worldcrunch is a pioneering global news outlet that brings the world’s best reporting into English. We deliver a truly international view on the news by working with the best media outlets, then translating and adapting the stories that matter.

This is 6 Minutes, the seriously international daily newscast — it's Tuesday, June 3. Let Anne-Sophie Goninet and Emma Albright guide you through the news.Today: Russia sets out punitive terms during peace talks with Ukraine; South Koreans vote to elect a new president; Our More Than A Minute feature explores the smuggling of cigarettes and hookah tobacco into Gaza; and our daily quiz question is about German candy.------------This is ⁠⁠Six Minutes⁠⁠, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. Founded in 2011, ⁠⁠Worldcrunch⁠⁠ is a pioneering global news outlet that brings the world’s best reporting into English. We deliver a truly international view on the news by working with the best media outlets, then translating and adapting the stories that matter.

Israel denies responsibility for killings at Gaza aid site; Ukraine launched drone attacks deep inside Russia; and the Polish presidential election yields an unanticipated outcome. Bertrand Hauger guides you through the top news headlines for Monday, June 2.Then our More Than A Minute feature then looks at what are known as “Ultra-processed foods.”Finally, our quiz question comes to us from the Mumbai airport. This is ⁠Six Minutes⁠, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. Founded in 2011, ⁠Worldcrunch⁠ is a pioneering global news outlet that brings the world’s best reporting into English. We deliver a truly international view on the news by working with the best media outlets, then translating and adapting the stories that matter.

Hamas says proposed U.S. Gaza ceasefire plan fails to meet demands; U.S. warns Russia it should accept Ukraine ceasefire deal; and Trump’s tariffs to remain in effect for now, appeals court says. Emma Albright guides you through the top news headlines for Friday, May 30. Then, in More Than A Minute, Le Figaro’s Philippe Gelie looks at the broader dynamics going on between Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, and Xi Jinping. His editorial for the French daily was translated by worldcrunch, and the English audio was produced with the help of voice matching technology.And finally, today’s daily quiz question looks at a possible teaser for an iconic cinema superspy. This is Six Minutes, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. Founded in 2011, Worldcrunch is a pioneering global news outlet that brings the world’s best reporting into English. We deliver a truly international view on the news by working with the best media outlets, then translating and adapting the stories that matter.

U.S. court blocks Trump tariffs; 37 killed in Israeli airstrikes on Gaza, settlements approved in West Bank; and the U.S. will “aggressively” pull visas of Chinese students, says Marco Rubio. Jacob Shropshire guides you through the top news headlines for Thursday, May 29. Then, in More Than A Minute, Hagar Farouk presents a piece from Lebanon-based Arabic media Daraj about Fadel Chaker, a figure in Lebanon that is the subject of a recent documentary.And finally, today’s daily quiz question looks at a possible teaser for an iconic cinema superspy. This is Six Minutes, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. Founded in 2011, Worldcrunch is a pioneering global news outlet that brings the world’s best reporting into English. We deliver a truly international view on the news by working with the best media outlets, then translating and adapting the stories that matter.

Deaths reported in storming of U.S.-Israel aid distribution site in Gaza; Trump threatens new sanctions on Russia; and Global temperatures to reach more than 1.5 °C of warming this decade. Jacob Shropshire guides you through the top news headlines for Wednesday, May 28. Then, in More Than A Minute, Anne-Sophie Goninet presents a piece from French daily Le Figaro about how French anthropologist René Girard’s writings have influenced top circles in Washington.And finally, today’s daily quiz question looks at a show of safety by Japan’s Prime Minister. This is Six Minutes, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. Founded in 2011, Worldcrunch is a pioneering global news outlet that brings the world’s best reporting into English. We deliver a truly international view on the news by working with the best media outlets, then translating and adapting the stories that matter.

Hamas agrees to a Gaza ceasefire, but Israel rejects offer; Germany lifts restrictions on Kyiv for firing long-range missiles; and North Korea says U.S. “Golden Dome” risks “space nuclear war.” Bertrand Hauger guides you through the top news headlines for Tuesday, May 27. Then, in More Than A Minute, Anne-Sophie Goninet presents a piece from Beirut-based independent media Daraj on how militant groups across the Middle East are taking a step back. And finally, today’s daily quiz question looks at new rules on beach behavior in Brazil. Closing music (Mas, Que Nada) by Playing For Change live in São Paolo. This is Six Minutes, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. Founded in 2011, Worldcrunch is a pioneering global news outlet that brings the world’s best reporting into English. We deliver a truly international view on the news by working with the best media outlets, then translating and adapting the stories that matter.

Airstrikes in Gaza kill 52, including dozens at school shelter; Trump rebukes Putin after attacks on Ukraine; and U.S. tariffs on EU delayed for dealmaking until July. Jacob Shropshire guides you through the top news headlines for Monday, May 26. Then, in More Than A Minute, Emma Albright presents a piece from Polish daily Gazeta Wyborcza on how the Russian economy is falling into a trap that Nazi Germany also fell into. And finally, today’s daily quiz question looks at a request to tourists in the city of Bruges. This is Six Minutes, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. Founded in 2011, Worldcrunch is a pioneering global news outlet that brings the world’s best reporting into English. We deliver a truly international view on the news by working with the best media outlets, then translating and adapting the stories that matter.

This is 6 Minutes, the seriously international daily newscast — it’s Friday, May 23. Let Anne-Sophie Goninet and Emma Albright guide you through the news.Today:- Israel attacks the last partially functioning hospital in Gaza, as 107 aid trucks enter the enclave- Iran and the U.S. hold a new round of nuclear talks in Rome- Our More Than a Minute feature takes you clubbing before work- And our daily quiz question comes from Norway.---------------This is ⁠Six Minutes⁠, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. Founded in 2011, ⁠Worldcrunch⁠ is a pioneering global news outlet that brings the world’s best reporting into English. We deliver a truly international view on the news by working with the best media outlets, then translating and adapting the stories that matter.

The UN says 90 aid trucks have entered Gaza; U.S. President Donald Trump says Russian President Vladimir Putin is not ready for peace talks; and two Israeli embassy workers are killed in Washington, D.C. Emma Albright guides you through the top news headlines for Thursday, May 22. In Paris, the trial for the ten men accused of the 2016 armed robbery of Kim Kardashian is drawing to a close. With the trial for the ten men accused of the 2016 armed robbery of Kim Kardashian in Paris is drawing to a close, Bertrand Hauger for our More Than A Minute, looks at the consequences for the OTHER victim of the heist while the spotlight. And finally, today’s daily quiz question comes from the Netherlands.This is Six Minutes, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. Founded in 2011, Worldcrunch is a pioneering global news outlet that brings the world’s best reporting into English. We deliver a truly international view on the news by working with the best media outlets, then translating and adapting the stories that matter.

Ukraine pitches tougher Russia sanctions plan to EU as Putin visits Kursk region; Gazans face starvation as UN says aid yet to reach enclave; and South Africa’s Ramaphosa is set to meet Trump for high-stakes talks. Bertrand Hauger guides you through the top news headlines for Wednesday, May 21. Then, in More Than A Minute, Rebecca Bonthius presents a piece from Brazilian daily Agencia Publica about what it’s like to go through the U.S. border as a Brazilian. And finally, today’s daily quiz question looks at a government scandal in Tokyo. This is Six Minutes, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. Founded in 2011, Worldcrunch is a pioneering global news outlet that brings the world’s best reporting into English. We deliver a truly international view on the news by working with the best media outlets, then translating and adapting the stories that matter.

The UK, France and Canada threaten action against Israel as Gaza airstrikes continue; Trump says Russia and Ukraine agree to immediate ceasefire talks while Kremlin offers no timeframe; Former President Bolsonaro’s coup trial opens in Brazil. Emma Albright guides you through the top news headlines for Tuesday, May 20. Then, in More Than A Minute, Anne-Sophie Goninet presents a piece about the growing separatist movement in Alberta, Canada. And finally, today’s daily quiz question looks at the discovery of a missing object from an iconic Paris cemetery. This is Six Minutes, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. Founded in 2011, Worldcrunch is a pioneering global news outlet that brings the world’s best reporting into English. We deliver a truly international view on the news by working with the best media outlets, then translating and adapting the stories that matter.

Israel is set to resume Gaza aid while Netanyahu acknowledges pressure; Trump plans to hold a call with Putin to discuss war in Ukraine; EU and UK reach new deal ahead of summit. Jacob Shropshire guides you through the top news headlines for Monday, May 19. Then, in More Than A Minute, Pierre Haski offers a wide-angle view of conflict in the Middle East. His piece for French public radio France Inter was translated by Worldcrunch, and the English audio was produced with the help of automated voice technology.And finally, today’s daily quiz question looks at a world record broken by characters in a French town. This is Six Minutes, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. Founded in 2011, Worldcrunch is a pioneering global news outlet that brings the world’s best reporting into English. We deliver a truly international view on the news by working with the best media outlets, then translating and adapting the stories that matter.

Russia-Ukraine mid-level talks go ahead as Trump pushes for a meeting with Putin; Israeli strikes in Gaza again kill dozens; and tensions are rising between India and Turkey. Bertrand Hauger guides you through the top news headlines for Friday, May 16. Then, in More Than A Minute, Emma Albright presents a piece from French daily Le Figaro on the explosion and history of secondhand vintage fashion in Japan. And finally, today’s daily quiz question looks at the future for Los Angeles’ preparations for the 2028 Olympics. This is Six Minutes, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. Founded in 2011, Worldcrunch is a pioneering global news outlet that brings the world’s best reporting into English. We deliver a truly international view on the news by working with the best media outlets, then translating and adapting the stories that matter.

This is 6 Minutes, the seriously international daily newscast. It's Thursday, May 15 - let Anne-Sophie Goninet and Emma Albright guide you through the news. Here’s what we’re covering today:- Putin not attending peace talks in Turkey- Second night of Israeli strikes kill at least 54 in Gaza, agencies warn of starvation- Trump says “getting close” to Iran nuclear deal- Our More Than A Minute is on the hunger crisis in Gaza because of the Israeli blockade on aid- And our daily quiz question comes from a historical rediscoveryThat, and more, in today's 6 Minutes.

This is 6 Minutes, the seriously international daily newscast. It's Wednesday, May 14 - let Jacob Shropshire and Anne-Sophie Goninet guide you through the news. Here’s what we’re covering today:- Trump meets Syrian President al-Sharaa- Israeli strikes on Gaza kill 60, including 22 children- Zelensky dares Putin to meet in Istanbul- Our More Than A Minute is on the recent conviction of Gérard Depardieu and what rulings like these mean for the #MeToo movement- And our daily quiz question comes from the forests of UgandaThat, and more, in today's 6 Minutes.

This is 6 Minutes, the seriously international daily newscast. It's Tuesday, May 13 - let Emma Albright guide you through the news. Here’s what we’re covering today:- Trump starts Gulf visit seeking big economic deals- U.S.-Israeli hostage reunites with family after being freed by Hamas- Russia responsible for downing of MH17- Our More Than A Minute is provided by an AI-voiced translation of FranceInter’s Pierre Haski discussing Israel’s lesson to learn from Trump- And our daily quiz question comes from an elite sport anniversary That, and more, in today's 6 Minutes.

This is 6 Minutes, the seriously international daily newscast. It's Monday, May 12 - let Anne-Sophie Goninet and Jacob Shropshire guide you through the news. Here’s what we’re covering today:- U.S. and China strike deal to slash tariffs by 115% in bid to end trade war- Ukraine reports Russian drone attacks after Moscow turns down ceasefire proposal- Hamas to release U.S.-Israeli hostage, Israel says no ceasefire- Our More Than A Minute looks at how Syria’s new leader is using basketball to make a point- And our daily quiz question comes from a marathon in FranceThat, and more, in today's 6 Minutes.

This is 6 Minutes, the seriously international daily newscast. It's Friday, May 9 - let Bertrand Hauger and Anne-Sophie Goninet guide you through the news. Here’s what we’re covering today:- Pope Leo XIV holds debut mass as first-ever American pope- Chinese, Brazilian leaders attend Victory Day celebrations in Moscow- Fighting continues across India-Pakistan border- Our More Than A Minute looks at how cutting ties in old age might be good for health- And our daily quiz question comes from a trade in NorwayThat, and more, in today's 6 Minutes.

This is 6 Minutes, the seriously international daily newscast. It's Thursday, May 8 - let Anne-Sophie Goninet and Jacob Shropshire guide you through the news. Here’s what we’re covering today:- Kremlin-sponsored ceasefire kicks in Ukraine- Pakistan shoots down 12 Indian drones- Aid group shuts down soup kitchens in Gaza over Israel’s blockade- Our More Than A Minute looks at the growing backlash to Hamas in Gaza- And our daily quiz question comes from low Earth orbitThat, and more, in today's 6 Minutes.

This is 6 Minutes, the seriously international daily newscast. It's Wednesday, May 7 - let Jacob Shropshire and Anne-Sophie Goninet guide you through the news. Here’s what we’re covering today:- India strikes Pakistan in escalating conflict- Russia launches drone strike ahead of ceasefire- Israel strikes school in Gaza, killing 13- Our More Than A Minute looks at the simmering conflict in the Baltic sea- And our daily quiz question comes from some bizarre habits from the animal kingdomThat, and more, in today's 6 Minutes.

This is 6 Minutes, the seriously international daily newscast. It's Tuesday, May 6 - let Emma Albright and Roy Greenburgh guide you through the news. Here’s what we’re covering today:- Germany’s Merz falls short of votes needed to be elected chancellor- Explosions, huge fire rock Sudan’s main port- Hamas says “no point” to truce talks as Israel plans to capture all of Gaza- Our More Than A Minute looks at expectations from the upcoming conclave- And our daily quiz question comes from Vatican efforts to prevent spying on the secretive processThat, and more, in today's 6 Minutes.

This is 6 Minutes, the seriously international daily newscast. It's Monday, May 5th - let Jacob Shropshire and Irene Caselli guide you through the news. Here’s what we’re covering today:- Israel votes to expand Gaza ground offensive- Zelensky says ceasefire is possible “at any moment”- Trump to reopen Alcatraz, impose 100% tariffs on foreign films- Our More Than A Minute gets into what we can do to use our brains better- And our daily quiz question comes from the end of an internet eraThat, and more, in today's 6 Minutes.

This is 6 Minutes, the seriously international daily newscast. It's Thursday May 1st - let Bertrand Hauger and Emma Albright guide you through the news. Here’s what we’re covering today:- Israeli strikes kill at least 35 Palestinians across Gaza- A Kenyan lawmaker shot dead on the streets of Nairobi- And our daily quiz comes from classrooms in FinlandThat, and more, in today's 6 Minutes.

This is 6 minutes, the seriously international daily newscast. It’s Wednesday, April 30: let Roy Greenburgh and Anne-Sophie Goninet guide you through the news! Today:- At least 12 are killed by Israeli strikes in Gaza- The first reports are out of North Koreans killed fighting on behalf of Russia- And our More Than A Minute feature looks at the dissolving duo of Donald Trump and Elon MuskThat, and much more, in today's 6 Minutes.

This is 6 Minutes, the seriously international daily newscast. It's Tuesday, April 29 - let Bertrand Hauger and Emma Albright guide you through the news. Here’s what we’re covering today:- Liberal party wins Canadian elections- Zelensky calls Putin’s proposed truce “manipulation”- U.S. to give tariff carveouts to automakers- Our More Than A Minute features a look at Russia’s tactic of using motorcycles to circumvent drones on the battlefield- And our daily quiz question comes from a museum in the NetherlandsThat, and more, in today's 6 Minutes.

This is 6 Minutes, the seriously international daily newscast. It's Monday, April 28 - let Anne-Sophie Goninet and Jacob Shropshire guide you through the news. Here’s what we’re covering today:- U.S. strikes on Yemen reportedly kill dozens of African migrants- The U.S. Secretary of State warns this week could be critical for Washington’s involvement in Ukraine-Russia talks- Canadians vote in pivotal elections dominated by Trump and U.S. tariffs- Our More Than A Minute features a look at why fears of civilizational decline might not be so useful- And our daily quiz question comes from Japan’s Mount FujiThat, and more, in today's 6 Minutes.

This is 6 Minutes, the seriously international daily newscast. It's Friday, April 25 - let Jacob Shropshire and Anne-Sophie Goninet guide you through the news. Here’s what we’re covering today:- Russia “ready to reach a deal” on Ukraine- India and Pakistan tensions mount after Kashmir tragedy- World leaders arrive for funeral of Pope Francis- Our More Than A Minute features a look at Egypt’s reaction to American tariffs- And our daily quiz question comes from an Africa’s oldest nature reserveThat, and more, in today's 6 Minutes.

This is 6 Minutes, the seriously international daily newscast. It's Thursday, April 24 - let Jacob Shropshire and Anne-Sophie Goninet guide you through the news. Here’s what we’re covering today:- Russian attack on Kyiv kills at least nine- All Pakistani residents ordered to leave india within three days over Kashmir attacks- South Korea’s ex-President Moon Jae-in indicted for bribery- Our More Than A Minute features an intimate goodbye to Pope Francis- And our daily quiz question comes from an elite club in the UKThat, and more, in today's 6 Minutes.

This is 6 minutes, the seriously international daily newscast. It's Wednesday, April 23 - let Anne-Sophie Goninet and Emma Albright guide you through the news. Here’s what we’re covering today:- Ukraine and Western officials meet for downgraded talks in London- Pope Francis’ coffin moved to St Peter’s Basilica for public mourning- Kashmir’s worst civilian attack in years- Our More Than A Minute feature comes from a shady orchestra conductor in Germany- And our daily quiz question comes from RomeThat, and more, in today's 6 Minutes.

This is 6 minutes, the seriously international daily newscast. It's Tuesday, April 22 - let Jacob Shropshire and Gabriele Magro guide you through the news. Here’s what we’re covering today:- Cardinals gather at the Vatican to plan Pope Francis' funeral- Putin says he is open to direct talks with Ukraine- Sudan’s paramilitaries kill more than 30 in a new attack on a Darfur city- Our More Than A Minute feature comes from an Italian theologian- And our daily quiz question comes from a lab in spaceThat, and more, in today's 6 Minutes.

This is 6 minutes, the seriously international daily newscast. It's Monday, April 21 - let Emma Albright and Jacob Shropshire guide you through the news. Here’s what we’re covering today:- Pope Francis dies aged 88- China warns countries against striking trade deals with U.S. at its expense- Russia resumes strikes on Ukraine as would-be Easter ceasefire ends- Our More Than A Minute feature comes from soccer clubs in North Africa- And our daily quiz question comes from conservationists in PakistanThat, and more, in today's 6 Minutes.

This is 6 minutes, the seriously international daily newscast. It's Friday, April 18 - let Anne-Sophie Goninet and Emma Albright guide you through the news. Here’s what we’re covering today:- U.S. to abandon Ukraine peace efforts if no progress made soon- Hamas rejects ceasefire proposal, far-right Israeli lawmakers call for escalation in Gaza- U.S. airstrikes on Yemeni oil port kill at least 38- Our More Than A Minute feature looks at an exhibit in Brussels that explores Polish identity and its relationship with other Eastern Europeans- And our daily quiz question comes from HollywoodThat, and more, in today's 6 Minutes.