Trumpet World

Canada is in crisis. The country is fed up with Justin Trudeau. But can his damage be reversed? Is there a way out for the country?

Trumpet writer Mihailo Zekic interviews Oleksii Babenko, founder and CEO of Vyriy Drone, a Ukrainian company specializing in the production of attack drones for the Ukrainian military.

Host Richard Palmer and Canadian correspondent Abraham Blondeau discuss the recent news of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s resignation.

It has been one year since the Hamas massacre of October 7. What can we learn from this dreadful day?

Israel lies at the center of world news. Why? Today’s show is your essential guide to the spiritual reality behind news from Israel.

Ukrainian troops are now on Russian soil, America’s sky high debt is quickly painting the global economy into a corner, and the Islamic state plots an attack on Taylor Swift—on today’s Trumpet World program.

British cities are rioting. Protesters have looted shops, slashed tires and even burned a hotel. Why? The government says it is far-right thugs, but is that the whole story? Britain is not the only country with migrant controversies. Canada has imported huge numbers of migrants—despite having no conflicts on its borders. Migration has shaped German politics perhaps more than any other issue over the last year. We explore the meaning behind these events on today’s Trumpet World.

In the debut episode of Trumpet World, we take a look at the country the whole world is focused on right now: France. The Olympic Games have drawn attention from billions of people. But that spotlight has shown turmoil, division and decay. Trains were sabotaged. The opening ceremony provoked outrage. The reaction to the Israeli athletes was ugly. Where does France go from here?