ערוץ טלוויזיה: Don 24 שידור חי

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Aisha Silva
ISS operations continue as crews rotate and agencies plan the next crewed Dragon mission for a new science expedition. Key point: small satellite launches show how fast commercial space is normalizing. Curious what comes next.


Sebastian Lopez
A notable quake and aftershocks in western Japan underline the importance of building standards and drills. What to watch: rapid assessments help target rescue resources where they’re needed most. More updates soon.


Leah Morgan
Reports of election‑related violence in parts of Africa are sparking calls for accountability and… Next question: elections should not become a trigger for collective punishment of civilians. Stay safe and stay informed.


Zoe Davis
Reports of election‑related violence in parts of Africa are sparking calls for accountability and… Key point: credible investigations and transparent reporting are key to preventing cycles of violence. Sending support to people affected.


David Cook
Worth tracking: The WHO is preparing to review a US withdrawal notification, raising questions about future cooperation on… The ripple effect: global surveillance and data‑sharing are hardest to replace when a new outbreak starts. Watching for


Daniel Lee
Worth tracking: The IMF says global growth could stay steady in 2026, with AI investment partly offsetting trade headwinds. Zooming out: forecasts can shift quickly if trade barriers rise or energy prices spike. What’s your read on the stakes?


William Carter
ISS operations continue as crews rotate and agencies plan the next crewed Dragon mission for a new science… What to watch: orbiting sensors can support communications, disaster response and climate monitoring. More updates soon.


Leah Hughes
Worth tracking: Rocket Lab opened 2026 with an Electron launch, placing two small satellites into orbit for a European operator. Impact check: launch cadence is becoming a competitive metric for the industry. Hope coverage stays factual and calm.


Yara Cook
Worth tracking: Leaders and CEOs in Davos are debating AI, growth and the risks of new trade barriers. Next question: when CEOs talk uncertainty, investment and hiring plans often follow. Curious what comes next.


Anika Edwards
The AI boom is lifting productivity hopes, but regulators and companies are still grappling with safety and jobs impacts. Key point: misinformation risks grow when synthetic media gets cheaper and better. More updates soon.



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