Overview
In this episode: Sandra Maksimovic reports from Serbia, where a deadly infrastructure disaster has become the catalyst for the country's biggest political challenge in years. What began as a demand for accountability has grown into a nationwide student-led protest movement against corruption, exposing deep divisions over governance, transparency and Serbia's future direction. As the country heads to the polls, we examine a nation increasingly divided between competing visions of what Serbia is and what it should become. Plus: the growing debate over AI safety. How realistic are warnings that artificial intelligence could pose an existential threat to humanity?
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2 - 10The Murder That Changed Malta September 28, 2026 -
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2 - 14Yemen's Frontline City October 26, 2026 -
2 - 15Bangkok Under Pressure November 02, 2026 -
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