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This week on Culturally Clueless, host Ness breaks down a wide range of political and cultural flashpoints. She discusses the current situation involving U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in the United States, examines Donald Trump’s rhetoric toward Europe, and unpacks a high-profile marketing event for a children’s investment account featuring Nicki Minaj. Ness also looks at growing cooperation between Russia and the Sahel Alliance, shares her perspective on the Huda Beauty controversy and the backlash that followed, and reflects on cancel culture and online misinterpretation. The episode further touches on Rwanda’s legal action against the United Kingdom, along with other unfolding global issues.

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This week on Culturally Clueless, Ness examines the current situation in Iran, focusing on internal divisions, opposition groups operating from abroad, the real impact on civilians, and the meaning behind ongoing protests. She addresses the dangers of social media for children, including a tragic case linked to harmful content on YouTube Kids. Ness also discusses China banning the export of dual-use items to Japan, and examines how political rhetoric and language are used by leaders to shape narratives. The episode covers the situation in Somalia, its decision to cut ties with the United Arab Emirates, and how different regions and local authorities are responding. Ness also touches on FIFA World Cup 2026 in the United States and the growing safety concerns surrounding the event.

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This week on Culturally Clueless, host Ness unpacks key political and cultural developments shaping the global conversation. She discusses the swearing-in of Zohran Mamdani and the early changes he is pushing in New York, dives into Venezuela by explaining the Monroe Doctrine, the situation around Nicolás Maduro, U.S. involvement, and oil politics. Ness also covers Somaliland’s ties with Israel, the ongoing protests in Iran, and the current situation in the West Bank. She touches on Angelina Jolie’s visit to the Rafah Crossing, reflects on legacy, independent, and citizen journalism, shares psychological insights on emotional displays, and discusses a UK mosque that went viral after hosting a Pilates class, sparking cultural debate.

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