Brazil has made its choice. What comes next for Latin America’s biggest economy?
Brazil's verdict is in: what changes now? Plus: Oxford Street goes pedestrian, the papers with Nina dos Santos and why Joshua Cooper Ramo th...
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20 of 230 episodesWhat should Macron’s strategy be as France braces itself for more protests?
Paris prepares for more protests but what should those preparations look like? Then: why will Serbia's upcoming elections be so consequentia...
What are the US midterm elections and why do they matter?
Monocle's no-nonsense guide to the midterm elections is here. Then: Canada's prime minister visits Turkey while Oman's sultan heads to the U...
Peace negotiations in Oslo and tear gas in Milan: Can Europe find its way through conflict?
Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky meets US representatives in Oslo amid a deepening rift between Kyiv and Washington. Then: police face...
Can there be peace in Ukraine without Kyiv at the table?
Vladimir Putin proposes peace talks with Donald Trump and Xi Jinping, leaving Ukraine and Europe out of the picture. What does this mean for...
Why are student protests spreading across the globe and how should governments respond?
As protests rock Europe and beyond, we explore where they might head next. Then: will the Israeli elections have any upsides for Palestine?...
Will Israel’s upcoming elections have global consequences?
How could this month's Israeli elections affect international relations worldwide? Then: What does Africa stand to from the rise of EV motor...
Press freedom in Hungary and Turkey: Where do we stand?
Hungary revives a newspaper as Turkey cracks down on opposition TV. What's next for press freedom? Plus: the IMF meets in Bangkok and Luftha...
How are wars changing the future of global shipping?
How are wars affecting global shipping routes and trade? We examine the risks to commercial vessels and their crews. And: we continue our se...
Can diplomacy prevent further escalation between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis?
Can diplomacy ease tensions between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis? We examine the prospects for lasting peace and Jordan's role in regional s...
Can the Gulf restore trust in its aviation industry?
How can the Gulf's aviation industry recover after the attack in Riyadh? Then: we're in Dubai, Helsinki, Madrid and Toronto to examine fuel...
The Nobel Peace Prize: With a world in conflict, who are the frontrunners?
Who are the frontrunners for the Nobel Peace Prize? Then: our housing series heads to Milan and the Nordics. Plus: revisiting aviation safet...
Marco Rubio in Greece: What do Washington and Athens want from each other?
US secretary of state Marco Rubio is in Athens for the Greece-US Strategic Dialogue. What does his visit tell us about Washington's foreign-...
Protests roil France: are they the product of a national malaise or a culture of unrest?
Following Black Tuesday, we ask whether France's protests point to a deeper national malaise. Then: how Madrid and Amsterdam are tackling th...
Why is fighting escalating again in Yemen?
Fighting intensifies in Yemen as the government launches a new offensive against the Houthis. We look at what's behind the escalation and Sa...
The results of pivotal elections from Brazil to Bosnia
We're in São Paulo and Sarajevo for the results of key elections, as well as Taipei for the arrival of F16s and Paris for fashion wee...
What’s the future of aviation security in the wake of the Flydubai incident?
How can we balance all of our security concerns if terror attacks can come from pilots themselves? Then: space-junk laser hunters. Plus: a d...
What happened on Flydubai flight FZ1073 and a look at the ripple effects through the region
A flight bound for Tel Aviv averts disaster by diverting to Saudi Arabia. We delve into the fallout. Plus: Youtube co-founder Steve Chen; th...
The end of an era: The last US troops leave Iraq
Tucker Carlson on trust in journalism and his past support for the Iraq War as the last US troops leave the country. Plus: Livex in Abu Dhab...
Why Serbia's president wants to be prime minister and Livex in Abu Dhabi
Serbia president Aleksandar Vučić is resigning: is he following Vladimir Putin's playbook? Plus: Livex in Abu Dhabi, World Skills wraps in S...