The Missing Piece

The Missing Piece [International]

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Independent international journalists giving the voice to people of various cultures - is it in Asia, Europe, United States, Africa, or anywhere else in the world. By listening to this podcast, listeners will be informed about the current events and topics across the globe. Allowing them to understand some facts behind the real issues. The Hosts - Mengfei from China & Gabi from Lithuania

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The Missing Piece

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Latest episode

Jul 9, 2026

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Episodes

Board of Peace Is More Confusing Than Ever 22.02.2026

We've heard of the United Nations, but what about the Board of Peace? Donald Trump has created a new world order—literally. His much-ballyhooed Board of Peace is officially up and running, with the goal of tackling global conflict. But rather than bringing clarity, it's leaving the world more confused than ever . Allies are divided, with some European powers refusing to join while authorit...

Sierra Leone Is The Birth Place Of Memories 17.02.2026

Sierra Leone is one special nation today, given the fact that natural resources are plethora, as well as the hospitality of the people. This African nation continues to allure travelers around the world. Meanwhile, this nation has gone through so much in the past few decades, especially how social and political changes created deeper memories for many. In this special interview, Betsy Small, autho...

Trump, The Real Personalist, Might Not Win 13.02.2026

Many people believe Donald Trump is a personalist because his leadership style prioritizes loyalty to him above all else—over political ideology, party platforms, or even institutional rules . He has reshaped the Republican Party into what scholars describe as a "personal political vehicle," where control is maintained through unwavering fealty rather than traditional party structures. Ult...

Exclusive Interview: How Slavery Continues To Shape Us 10.02.2026

As we continue to pay much closer attention to the complication of geopolitical games these days, it is equally crucial for us to understand how fat the world has come. The issue of slavery has been critical for us, as we prepare to step forward to a new year. In this special episode, we will talk to Dr. Carries Gibson, author of the amazing book :The Great Resistance: The 400-Year Fight to End Sl...

Ukraine Could Reset The International Order 06.02.2026

Can a single conflict rewrite the rules of global power? Since the full-scale invasion, Ukraine has become the epicenter of a struggle not just for territory, but for the future of the international order. By defiantly defending its sovereignty, it challenges the very idea of spheres of influence and redraws the boundaries of security. This reset hinges on a pivotal, often paradoxical player: Chin...

Syria Could Fail Trump 02.02.2026

In this new episode, we turn to Syria—a nation shattered by over a decade of civil war, now a fractured chessboard of regime control, foreign militias, and humanitarian crisis. The economy is in freefall, with currency collapse and crippling sanctions deepening civilian despair. Enter President Trump, whose policy has been defined by a sudden withdrawal of U.S. troops, a focus on defeating ISIS, a...

China And Iran Are Betting On Trump's Inconsistency 29.01.2026

What is happening in the city of Minneapolis draws the attention beyond the domestic audience. The ongoing protests and riots are causing major political and economic concerns for both the Democrats and the Republicans. People in China and Iran are seeking opportunities to "re-engage" with US, as the international policies continue to shift. In this special episode, Dr. Michael Patrick, a...

Vietnam Is Ready for International Promotion 26.01.2026

In Vietnam, the Communist Party isn't just the sole political authority; it is the architect of the nation's destiny. Its internal structure and leadership selections are pivotal, shaping every policy turn. As Vietnam emerges as a global economic success story, this political engine is central to the transformation. In this episode, we examine how the Party's evolving power dynamics an...

Trump Didn't Win At Davos 23.01.2026

Such unconventional but straightforward message from American President Donald Trump to the world was indeed shocking. Not only Trump mentioned his desire for Greenland, but also his unceasing wants for a "better game" which could benefit America only. In this special interview, Dr. Marcus Vinícius De Freitas, Professor Visitante, China Foreign Affairs University, and a Senior Fellow, Poli...

Iran's Falling Might Be Worse Than We Expect 16.01.2026

Protests and riots continue in the nation of Iran, as the political tensions rises by the hour. It seems to be the case that the current Iranian regime is about to lose the control of the citizens and their trust in the government. Sitting US President Donald Trump warns the nation leader that American government could step in if the situation worsens. In this exclusive interview, Professor JAMSHE...

Venezuela Reveals Trump's Transactional Diplomacy 08.01.2026

In this special interview, we're diving into the heart of Venezuela's prolonged crisis—a story of economic collapse, humanitarian suffering, and a fractured political stalemate. Against this backdrop, we’ll examine a pivotal but often overlooked factor: the Trump administration's decisive rejection of the established international order. By sidelining multilateral diplomacy in favor of...

Finding Thrill And Fulfillment At 65 08.01.2026

In this special interview, Paul Shearman, an international actor and playwright whose work bridges the U.S., China, and the U.K., joins the show to talk about how he discovered "new life" after experiencing dramatic turns in life. Plus, Paul explains in details why 65 is the prime age to start life again.

US Should Be More Cautious About Iran-China Efforts 28.12.2025

This year's visit of Iran’s Foreign Minister to China came at a pivotal moment in Middle Eastern and global politics. With tensions escalating in the region due to the Israel-US axis and growing instability, this high-profile diplomatic engagement underscores the strategic importance of Iran-China relations. These two ancient civilizations, bound by shared interests and common challenges, are...

2026 Will Be Much More About "China" 25.12.2025

Dr. Michael Patrick, one renowned international journalist and a scholar on international relations, joins the latest show. In the conversation, Michael shares his perspectives on what happened this year between US and China, and how 2026 midterm election might make bigger impact beyond the US.

Exclusive Interview: The Fate of America and The Allies In 2026 17.12.2025

In an era of strategic competition and global uncertainty, the bedrock of America's alliances is being tested. From European capitals to the Indo-Pacific, partners are reassessing their roles. How should we understand this pivotal moment? Are current tensions a sign of weakening bonds, or a necessary evolution of shared burdens? While challenges over trade, defense spending, and priorities are...

Trump Should Read Xi Better In 2026 15.12.2025

Looking into 2026, everyone hopes that relationship between US and China will be much better, especially we are looking at the political and economic joint efforts. President Trump anticipates his state visit to China next year, while President Xi looks forward to better collaboration with more American business owners. In this conversation, Mr. Thomas Gehl, an experienced American businessman, in...

Economic Inequality Still Matters To The World 09.12.2025

While the world has grown richer, the gap between the rich and everyone else keeps widening. This is economic inequality—and it’s one of the most defining issues of our time. It shapes our health, our politics, and our opportunities. It fuels social unrest and undermines trust. From the cost of living crisis to debates over fair taxation, its effects are everywhere. In this brand-new conversation,...

It Is Time To Give AI Some Reality Check 08.12.2025

Artificial intelligence offers powerful advantages for national security, from intelligence analysis to cyber defense. However, its dual-use nature presents significant risks. AI systems can be exploited for sophisticated cyber-attacks, autonomous weapons, and pervasive disinformation campaigns, potentially destabilizing global security. Therefore, while harnessing its benefits, nations must estab...

American Dream Thrives In The Land of China 04.12.2025

In this episode, Will invites one of the honorable and distinguished American friends to join show, regarding his journey from America to China. During the conversation, Terry shares his views on modern day global politics, international relations, and how we should understand the current polarization in America today. Most importantly, we will listen to his own personal stories which impact his l...

Peace Security Still Demands International Collaboration 25.11.2025

A superpower rethinks its strategy. Regional powers seize the moment. From the negotiated tables in Vienna to the front lines of an endless-seeming conflict, the entire political map of the Middle East is being redrawn. The American era, as we knew it, is evolving, leaving a question mark over the region's future. Is this a moment for de-escalation, or a prelude to a new kind of cold war? On T...

North Korea Miscalculated Vietnam For Help 19.11.2025

Vietnam has officially became the most popular nations for international travelers today, especially among the Chinese nationals. Despite the political differences between the two nations, Chinese flood to Vietnam during the major holidays. Will this trend help with boosting the Vietnam's domestic economic growth? Is Vietnam ready for more Chinese investments? Meanwhile, rumor has it that Nort...

Milei's Political Calculation Faces Challenges Today 17.11.2025

Around the world today, economic growth is one of the most important and essential aspects, especially when we are facing additional political interruptions. In the nation of Argentina, the nation is undergoing tremendous political and economic reform. There is no denying that Javier Milei, one of the most well-known politicians, is betting on the assumption that his economic agenda will continue...

Trump Needs Asia To Score Political Points 17.11.2025

After his recent visit to Asia, US President Donald Trump officially shifts his attention to strengthening the economic relations with those nations in Asia, such as Japan, South Korea, and China. It is rather beneficial for president Trump to understand and appreciate the financial contribution among those key players. Meanwhile, experts believe that it is high time that nation like Japan should...

China Shows Final Interests In Ukraine's Dilemma 05.11.2025

During his meeting with the Chinese President Xi Jin Ping at the APEC Summit, sitting US President Donald Trump brought up the war in the Ukraine and strongly urged China to help. By doing so, both leaders agreed that modern day warfare indeed decimates the global economy, as well as the unity of internationalism. What can we expect from China? Is China ready to help with the war in Ukraine, while...

Trump's Conservative Card Is Losing Momentum 03.11.2025

Trip to Asia somewhat boosted American President Donald Trump's power in dealing with economic and political competitors overseas. Meeting with South Korean President, newly elected Japanese PM, as well as Chinese President Xi Jin Ping offered Trump the opportunities to re-learn the complication within the global trading structure. At home, people in America are still suffering from the govern...

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