<ul><li>Guest host Nora Young speaks&nbsp;with Reuters national security reporter Phillip Stewart about Washington's military objectives as the&nbsp;United States and Israel-Iran war intensifies, and Iranian-Canadian journalist&nbsp;Maziar Bahari discusses the situation inside Iran</li></ul> <ul><li>Financial Times columnist and&nbsp;author&nbsp;Simon Kuper&nbsp;discusses how the World Cup reflects global politics, culture and power</li></ul> <ul><li>Toronto Star national columnist&nbsp;Susan Delacourt&nbsp;and The Economist's Canada correspondent&nbsp;Rob Russo&nbsp;take stock of Mark Carney's first year as prime minister</li></ul> <ul><li>University of Waterloo associate professor&nbsp;Troy Vasiga&nbsp;and New York Times technology reporter&nbsp;Natasha Singer&nbsp;look back on "learn to code" campaigns&nbsp;and whether they delivered on their promise as AI disrupts tech</li></ul>

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