On the sidelines of the UNGA, CGTN's Asieh Namdar spoke with Iran's Foreign Minister Javad Zarif. They talked about the war in Yemen, sanctions, the U.S. decision to deploy troops to Saudi Arabia, and accusations Iran was behind a major attack on Saudi...

In 1987, the INF Treaty between the U.S. and Soviets was a significant step in reducing the threat of nuclear war. But in 2019, both parties pulled out. Why? And will the treaty’s demise mean a dangerous new arms race?

Saudi Arabia and the US say it was Iran - not Yemen Houthis rebels - that crippled key oil facilities in Saudi Arabia. Are they right? And could this latest aggression lead to war? Dr. Harlan Ullman joins us to discuss what the options are moving forward.

In South Africa, at least ten people have been killed and shops burned to the ground in a recent surge of anti-immigrant violence. SA columnist Pinky Khoabane joins us to talk about where this anger originates - and how it is aimed at the wrong people.

Politics, social justice, and the media's coverage of hurricanes and other natural disasters - Yes, they're all linked. CGTN's Nitza Soledad Perez joins us to explain why.

Iran has announced it will resume 'unlimited' nuclear development as Europeans scramble to save the Iran Nuclear Deal. Washington, however, plans to keep up maximum pressure. Is there any hope for the JCPOA? Negar Mortzavi, from The Independent joins us.

Members of PM Boris Johnson’s Conservative Party rebelled against him, and now UK’s parliament will vote Wednesday whether to delay Brexit... again. CGTN's Nathan King joined us for a raw take on what Britain's options are moving forward.

The effects of climate change are bearing down, but many feel helpless to take action. Behavioral scientist and climate expert Dr. Sweta Chakraborty joins us to explain why this is - and what can be done to change our personal outlook.

The Democrats have pitched a big tent for the presidential race. But is diversity enough to defeat Donald Trump's drumbeat of divisiveness? Political strategist Hamza Khan joins us to talk about Election 2020 and the importance of American pluralism.

In 1979, student protesters overran the U.S. Embassy in Tehran, seizing the staff there as hostages. Ambassador John Limbert talks about being a hostage during the 1979 #IranRevolution, and his thoughts on U.S.-Iran diplomacy today.