
World events, tracked while they move.
The gist
Petit Journal tracks world affairs while they are still moving. Its recurring voices turn crises around Iran, oil, Lebanon, NATO, budgets, and energy markets into brisk cause-and-effect analysis with a dry, conversational edge.
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About Petit Journal
Petit Journal is a rapid, conversational briefing on international politics and the global economy, shaped for moments when the news cycle is not just busy but genuinely unstable. The show works from concrete events: a deadline issued to Iran, a shift around the Strait of Hormuz, a statement about oil prices, a budget proposal, a possible change in NATO posture, or a new signal from Lebanon. Then it widens the frame. What does this do to markets? Who gains leverage? Which country has room to move, and which one is trapped by geography, domestic politics, or energy dependence? Recent episodes spend a great deal of time in the fog around Iran, Hormuz, oil, Donald Trump, Europe, and the economic aftershocks of war. The analysis is often brisk. It can also be blunt. The show is comfortable saying that a situation makes little sense, that a speech is empty, or that a market is moving on hope one hour and fear the next. That looseness is part of its appeal, because the subject matter is dense without being presented as homework. Petit Journal explains elastic demand, infrastructure damage, European energy policy, military uncertainty, and public budgets in the same rolling conversation. It also keeps the listener close to the clock. Episodes often carry the feeling that the next few hours may matter. The recurring voices do not pretend that international affairs are clean or predictable. They treat uncertainty as the main story, especially when oil, war, shipping lanes, and political brinkmanship collide. The result is a show for listeners who want daily world-news analysis that is quick, informed, and willing to connect diplomatic headlines to ordinary economic pressure. It is not detached wire copy. It is a running map of a messy world, drawn while the ground is still moving.
Made for: For listeners who follow international politics, energy markets, and geopolitical risk but want the implications translated into clear daily analysis. It especially suits people who prefer informed conversation over scripted neutrality.
What sets it apart: Petit Journal stands out by connecting breaking geopolitical tension to economic consequences almost immediately. It moves from military deadlines and diplomatic signals to oil prices, inflation, budgets, and everyday financial pressure without losing its conversational pulse.
In their own words
Você tem alguns minutinhos por dia pra se atualizar sobre economia e política internacional? Os professores Daniel Sousa e Tanguy Baghdadi trazem atualidades, de forma rápida e acessível, para que você se encontre na história.
As heard by us
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · July 2026
Petit Journal turns volatile international news into a connected map of power, conflict, energy, and economic consequence.
Petit Journal is a fast Portuguese-language read on international news, with most of its attention on geopolitics and the economic pressure that follows conflict.
Why you'd press play
Oil at $200? Daniel Sousa and Tanguy Baghdadi make you ask what happens at Hormuz.
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- to understand why a warning about oil prices becomes a question about security in the Gulf
- to hear Daniel and Tanguy work through contradictory Trump signals with room for a dry aside
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Episodes
- 1
A montanha russa do petróleo - Invest 110
·18m - 2
Negociações à vista - BP 1054
This episode of Petit Jornal discusses the tense international events of the week, starting with an analysis of the situation in Lebanon.
·31m - 3
Negociações à vista - BP 1054
This episode of Petit Jornal discusses the tense international events of the week, starting with an analysis of the situation in Lebanon.
Apr 10, 2026·31m - 4
A montanha russa do petróleo - Invest 110
This episode discusses the fluctuations in oil prices and their impact on investments and personal financial planning in the context of international economic events.
Apr 10, 2026·18m - 5
Duas semanas de cessar-fogo - BP 1053
This episode of Petit Jornal discusses recent international events, including a two-week ceasefire, with an irreverent and analytical approach in a live recording format.
Apr 9, 2026·31m - 6
PERIGO - BP 1052
This episode discusses the tense international situation as Donald Trump's deadline for Iran to reopen the Hormuz Strait approaches, analyzing potential outcomes and repercussions.
Apr 8, 2026·29m - 7
Irã rejeita proposta - BP 1051
This episode discusses Iran's rejection of Donald Trump's extended deadline to accept an agreement to open the Strait of Hormuz, covering recent international political and economic events.
Apr 7, 2026·29m - 8
O resgate do piloto americano - BP 1050
Petit Jornal episode 1050 covers four major international stories: Trump's elastic Iran deadline, US aircraft shot down over Iran, a proposed 50% increase in the US military budget to approximately $1.5 trillion, and Lebanon's President Joseph Aoun warning that the south of the country risks suffering the same fate as Gaza.
Apr 6, 2026·28m·1 clip - 9
O dia da marmota - BP 1049
Petit Journal episode BP 1049 is a Portuguese-language international affairs podcast in which hosts Tanguy and Daniel Souza analyze Trump's address to the nation on the Iran war, describing it as repetitive and inconclusive — like the 1993 film 'Groundhog Day.' The episode covers Iran's apparent move to permanently control the Strait of Hormuz and charge one dollar per barrel of oil in Chinese yuan, with over 20,000 ships reportedly waiting for clearance.
Apr 3, 2026·28m·2 clips - 10
EUA vão sair da OTAN? - BP 1048
Petit Journal episode BP 1048 is a Portuguese-language international affairs podcast in which hosts Tanguy and Daniel Souza analyze Trump's threat to withdraw the US from NATO if European allies refuse to help reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
Apr 2, 2026·30m·2 clips - 11
Trump sinaliza que pode encerrar a guerra - BP 1047
Petit Jornal episode 1047 analyzes escalating pressures on both the US-Israel coalition and Iran as the Strait of Hormuz remains closed and oil reaches $118 per barrel — a 60% monthly surge and the largest single-month oil price increase in history.
Apr 1, 2026·28m·2 clips - 12
Entre a diplomacia e as bombas - BP 1046
Petit Journal episode BP 1046 is a Portuguese-language international affairs podcast analyzing Trump's April 6 ultimatum to destroy Iran's electricity plants, oil wells, and Kharg Island if negotiations fail — as oil prices hit $115 per barrel, a nearly 60% monthly rise and the largest since 1990.
Mar 31, 2026·31m·2 clips - 13
Pessimismo no mercado de ações - Invest 109
Mar 28, 2026·17m - 14
Negociações à vista? - BP 1045
Mar 26, 2026·32m - 15
Idas e vindas do petróleo - BP 1044
Mar 25, 2026·31m - 16
Trump ameaça e recua - BP 1043
Mar 23, 2026·29m - 17
Israel e EUA: Objetivos diferentes no Irã - BP 1042
Mar 20, 2026·33m - 18
E se o petróleo chegar a 140? - Invest 108
Mar 20, 2026·18m - 19
Ataque às instalações energéticas - BP 1041
Mar 19, 2026·30m - 20
A surpresa de Trump - BP 1040
Mar 18, 2026·30m - 21
Ormuz: quem pode passar? BP 1039
Mar 17, 2026·31m - 22
Ataque à Ilha de Kharg - BP 1038
Mar 16, 2026·27m - 23
Irã mobiliza seus aliados - BP 1037
Mar 13, 2026·32m - 24
Os impactos da guerra no Brasil - Invest 107
Mar 13, 2026·15m - 25
Irã fala em petróleo a 200 dólares - BP 1036
Mar 12, 2026·28m - 26
Ormuz está fechado? - BP 1035
This episode of Petit Jornal features hosts discussing international geopolitical concerns with Professor Bagdadi in a live YouTube broadcast from Rio de Janeiro.
Mar 11, 2026·36m - 27
O novo Líder Supremo do Irã - BP 1034
This episode discusses the new Supreme Leader of Iran and analyzes the unpredictable international dynamics and geopolitical changes in 2026.
Mar 10, 2026·34m - 28
Azerbaijão e Líbano atingidos - BP 1033
This episode discusses recent international events, focusing on the war involving Iran, the United States, and Israel, with mentions of Azerbaijan and Lebanon.
Mar 6, 2026·33m - 29
Banco Master: caso se agrava - Petit Invest 106
Mar 6, 2026·18m - 30
Turquia em risco - BP 1032
Mar 5, 2026·32m - 31
Novo choque do petróleo? - BP 1030
Mar 3, 2026·31m - 32
Ataque à Assembleia iraniana - BP 1031
This episode of Petit Jornal discusses recent international events, including an attack on the Iranian assembly, with geopolitical analysis and daily news updates.
Mar 3, 2026·35m