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And we ask about the law. The hush money case brought by the Manhattan District Attorney against Trump could be the prelude to more serious charges of alleged election tampering in Georgia and inciting the storming of the US Capitol on January 6, 2021. Two former French presidents have been convicted, while impeachments have become routine in places like Peru, but for the United States, this is a first. Why?
Have we now actually lost control of technology? An open letter by some of tech's most prominent minds is now calling on world leaders to enact a six-month pause in the development of artificial intelligence.
Is it a Trump-like move? We listen to Biden and ask how much his words move the dial in an Israel torn apart over what the opposition calls a judicial coup. For now, the reform is on hold while the president brokers mediation talks. The opposition is suspicious.
We ask about Netanyahu, himself on trial for corruption, who prefers a deal with a far-right that is all too happy to stoke tensions with Palestinians rather than to bend. A sizeable number of Israelis still voted for him recently despite his baggage. Why? What support both domestically and abroad?
So far, even Trump's Republican opponents are backing his line that it's a witch hunt by partisan prosecutors and judges. As often in the US, New Yorkers elect their district attorneys and in this case he's a Democrat.
Faced with Western sanctions, just how dependent has Putin become on Russia's far-east neighbour and former rival?
Could unions – for once, united – still force a climbdown over plans to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64? The next big day of strikes is planned for Thursday, but already anger is triggering wildcat walkouts and stoppages.
Elsewhere, it's been a brutal week for banks. Credit Suisse shares fell sharply again on Friday despite a respite when Switzerland's central bank stepped in on Thursday. Flashbacks to the 2008 financial crisis started last week when two midsized US banks failed. Silicon Valley Bank's tech startup investors got a bailout so they could pay their staff on time.