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Monocle 24: Monocle's House View
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Monocle 24 is Monocle’s round-the-clock radio station that launched in October 2011 and is broadcast from our headquarters at Midori House in Marylebone. You can listen live via our player at monocle.com, as well as downloading shows from our site, iTunes or SoundCloud; we also have a handy app.
The station delivers news and comment, plus magazine shows covering a range of topics including food and drink, urbanism, design, culture, business and print media. Our newsgathering operation includes bureaux in Tokyo, Hong Kong, Zürich, New York and Toronto, as well as dedicated correspondents in over 30 cities from São Paulo to Sydney.
Monocle’s Georgina Godwin and guests discuss the day’s news – including Easter in the Vatican and lockdown in the Welsh countryside. Plus: Christoph Amend of ‘Zeitmagazin’ on what’s in his publication this weekend.
Monocle’s Georgina Godwin and guests discuss the day’s news – including Easter in the Vatican and lockdown in the Welsh countryside. Plus: Christoph Amend of ‘Zeitmagazin’ on what’s in his publication this weekend.
Monocle’s Georgina Godwin and guests discuss the day’s news – including Easter in the Vatican and lockdown in the Welsh countryside. Plus: Christoph Amend of ‘Zeitmagazin’ on what’s in his publication this weekend.
Monocle’s editor in chief Tyler Brûlé, Monocle’s Hong Kong bureau chief James Chambers and journalist and former Vatican correspondent Juliet Linley discuss the day’s most interesting news stories – live from Zürich.
Monocle’s editor in chief Tyler Brûlé, Monocle’s Hong Kong bureau chief James Chambers and journalist and former Vatican correspondent Juliet Linley discuss the day’s most interesting news stories – live from Zürich.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Quentin Peel and Robert Fox join Monocle 24’s Paul Osbourne to ask whether Iran can maintain its belligerence in the face of a global health crisis. Plus: a good day for the Green party in the French municipal elections.
Mary Dejevsky and Simon Brooke join Monocle’s Georgina Godwin to ask how a bad week for Europe might have been a good week for Vladimir Putin and to explore the impact of coronavirus on democracy around the world.
Monocle’s editor in chief, Tyler Brûlé, and editor, Andrew Tuck, on how news organisations can respond when there's only one story. Plus: our reflections on the week, and we wonder what works as comfort culture for those confined to barracks.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Guests Vincent McAviney and Peter Goodman join host Emma Nelson to discuss the economic impact of coronavirus, evaluate the UK’s latest budget and weigh the pros and cons of working from home.
As six US states hold primaries, our host Emma Nelson is joined by Marie Le Conte and Daniella Peled to evaluate the candidacy of Joe Biden. Plus: what airlines and publishers are doing to ease disruption during the coronavirus panic.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Georgina Godwin is joined by Florence Biedermann and Elisabeth Braw to discuss what the end of Elizabeth Warren’s presidential campaign in the US means for women in politics.
A look back to the week in US politics and why the world should not panic about coronavirus. Plus: the top Eurovision songs of 2020.
The International Criminal Court ruling that an investigation into war crimes committed during the conflict in Afghanistan can proceed, the latest responses to coronavirus and how much money matters in running a successful election campaign. Andrew Mueller, Isabel Hilton and John Everard discuss the day’s news.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Guests Terry Stiastny and Carole Walker join Monocle’s Markus Hippi to examine today’s Super Tuesday votes in the US, the ongoing chaos at the UK Home Office and the legacy of the Australian Associated Press.
Linda Yueh and Yassmin Abdel-Magied join Monocle to cover the markets’ reactions to coronavirus and San Francisco’s proposed vacancy tax. Plus: Turkey declaring war on Syria and why open borders are its bargaining chip.
As the coronavirus continues to spread we look at how governments and companies are working to manage the crisis and curb panic. Plus: the curious case of a high-profile physician and his pesky presidential patient who simply refuses to eat his vegetables.
We discuss Israel’s third election in a year and whether the UK will leave the EU without a deal. Plus: as US publications announce they’re not backing a presidential candidate, we ask if these endorsements matter?
We discuss Israel’s third election in a year and whether the UK will leave the EU without a deal. Plus: as US publications announce they’re not backing a presidential candidate, we ask if these endorsements matter?
Lance Price and Somnath Batabyal join Monocle’s Andrew Mueller to look at the sectarian violence in India, the UK’s strategy for trade talks with the EU and why Donald Trump decided to sue the ‘New York Times’.
Michael Binyon and Kapil Komireddi join Georgina Godwin for a roundup of the day’s news, including Trump’s visit to India, Boris Johnson’s vow to overhaul UK foreign policy and the cash gift Hong Kong is giving to its residents.
Daniella Peled and Anna Rosenberg join Andrew Mueller to discuss EU and UK trade talks and the line between precaution and panic over coronavirus. Plus: can a film mend a cultural rift between nations?
Quentin Peel and Steve Crawshaw join Emma Nelson to discuss the changing shape of German politics. Plus: Bernie Sanders’ latest Democratic campaign victory and why the World Photography Awards removed shots of the Hong Kong protests.
Author Adam LeBor joins the journalist Simon Brooke and Monocle’s Emma Nelson for a look at the Saturday newspapers.
We measure the fallout from Mike Bloomberg’s meltdown in Las Vegas, flip through Monocle’s new special issue on Austria and ask our staffers what national symbol their country is only pretending to like.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Jonathan Fenby and Peter Goodman join Georgina Godwin to assess the economic impact of coronavirus. Plus: the billionaire Mike Bloomberg surges in the polls but can he convince enough Democrats to vote for him? And how Brexit is affecting arts and culture.
John Everard and James Ball join Andrew Mueller to ask if a grand coalition in government can ever provide satisfaction. Plus: is George Soros right to criticise Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg?
As Iranians prepare to head to the polls, Robert Fox and Yossi Mekelberg join Georgina Godwin to ask if there can be a good outcome for the Iranian people. Plus: the complex balance of external interests in Syria, and whether criminalising jaywalkers is giving drivers an easy pass.
Georgina Godwin is joined by Vincent McAviney and Elisabeth Braw to discuss the European newspapers.
We recap the week in politics by looking at the election result in Ireland and the Democratic party primaries in the US. Plus: what makes a good Bond theme song? We discuss the latest effort from Billie Eilish and a few classics too.
We recap the week in politics by looking at the election result in Ireland and the Democratic party primaries in the US. Plus: what makes a good Bond theme song? We discuss the latest effort from Billie Eilish and a few classics too.
We recap the week in politics by looking at the election result in Ireland and the Democratic party primaries in the US. Plus: what makes a good Bond theme song? We discuss the latest effort from Billie Eilish and a few classics too.
Journalists Michael Binyon and Isabel Hilton join Andrew Mueller to discuss the efforts of Xi Jinping’s government to contain coronavirus. Plus: Boris Johnson’s cabinet reshuffle and the EU’s response to climate change.
Analysis of Bernie Sanders’ win in the New Hampshire primary. Plus: the latest on the UK’s opposition leadership race and a prospective mayor takes a novel approach to get to know his city’s electorate.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Georgina Godwin is joined by the journalist Joe Lynam and the AFP’s Florence Biedermann to discuss the weekend newspapers.
Monocle’s US election correspondent Tomos Lewis reflects on a strange week in politics – even by contemporary standards. Plus, as LAX brings in volunteers to explore how people move around the airport, our editorial staff confess to their travel bugbears. And we reflect on how Kirk Douglas manifested a uniquely 20th-century fame.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Stephen Dalziel and James Ball join Monocle’s Andrew Mueller to ask if, in the wake of the Iowa Caucus, some institutions should just remain analogue. Plus: we unpick the knotty relationship between the Russian church, state and military, and ask what the worst things are that one can lose.
We discuss Donald Trump’s Middle East peace plan and the bond of two populist leaders in the US and Israel. Plus: a spat between the UK government and political journalists, and who should be allowed to produce prosecco.
As the US bans foreign travellers from China, Beijing accuses it of spreading panic about the coronavirus. Plus: UK PM Boris Johnson’s vision for a post-Brexit relationship with the EU, and how Austria commemorated Brexit.
Georgina Godwin is joined by Mary Dejevsky and Vincent McAviney to discuss day one of the UK’s separation from the EU, ageism in politics and the weekend newspapers.
As the US Senate debates whether to call witnesses in President Trump’s impeachment trial, we check in on the latest. And, on the day of Brexit, we ask the multinational Monocle team for their thoughts on leaving the EU.
Carole Walker and Joy Lo Dico join host Andrew Mueller to discuss the mood around Brexit and whether the UK has set itself up for success as the long divorce becomes reality. Plus: how to conduct a good political interview.
Oscar Guardiola-Rivera and Robert Fox join host Paul Osbourne to explore Donald Trump’s Middle East peace plan and ask if it has any hope of success. Plus: a look at a new survey that points to widespread dissatisfaction with democracy, and a debate on whether interviewers should go easier on politicians.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Does Davos have a perception problem? Georgina Godwin is joined by Elisabeth Braw and Carole Walker to consider whether the media has misunderstood the purpose of the World Economic Forum. Plus: the weekend newspapers.
We look back at Monocle’s coverage of Davos. Plus: Andrew Mueller digests the past week and we appraise the career of Jean-Paul Gaultier.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Benno Zogg and Florian Egli join Andrew Mueller to discuss what the World Economic Forum in Davos means to Switzerland. Plus: a look at what else is making news in Zürich today, and Monocle editor Andrew Tuck tells us what to watch out for as the world’s leaders arrive in the Swiss mountains.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
We discover why some South Koreans are upset about an ambassador’s moustache, get het up ourselves about the misuse of nouns and verbs and look forward to the launch of Monocle 24’s latest show, Monocle on Sunday.
Host Andrew Mueller is joined by Marie Le Conte and Alex von Tunzelmann to discuss Pope Francis appointing a woman to the Vatican’s Secretariat of State and the decision to let cameras into courts in England and Wales.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Florence Biedermann joins Charles Hecker and Georgina Godwin to examine the continuing aftermath of Iran's strike on US targets, crippling protests in France and the day's newspapers.
Monocle 24's editorial team discuss some of the week's standout stories including the impact of Brexit on education, Kashmir's turbulent relationship with the Indian government of Narendra Modi and the latest tech news.
Journalists Vincent McAviney and Joy Lo Dico join Daniel Bach to discuss the day’s news agenda, including the latest on Brexit, the future of the Iran nuclear deal and whether royals can really ever step away from public life.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Journalist and author Terry Stiastny and Russia analyst Stephen Dalziel discuss the day’s news agenda with Emma Nelson, including the future UK-EU relationship, Vladimir Putin’s visit to Syria and why Justin Trudeau’s new beard is dividing opinion.
Political correspondent Carole Walker and author Tim Marshall join Markus Hippi to discuss how the US’s allies are responding to being left in the dark over the killing of Qassem Soleimani. Plus: the impact of Facebook’s move to ban so-called ‘deep fakes’.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Meet the Californian with a major collection of Pan Am memorabilia, discover why Canada’s Gander International Airport is a beacon of mid-century design and find out why Alitalia is an icon of the skies.
We look back at last year’s best episodes of The Golden Age of Aviation and learn about Cathay Pacific’s 1970s musical campaign with Hong Kong popstar Frances Yip. Plus: Matthias Hühne, author of ‘Airline Visual Identity 1945–1975’, on iconic poster designs.
As we revisit last year’s best episodes of The Golden Age of Aviation, we meet Laudomia Pucci, whose father, Emilio, designed space-age cabin-crew uniforms for Braniff in the 1960s. We also talk to Hawaiian Airlines’ first female pilot and hear from former flight attendants about what it was like in aviation’s heyday.
As we revisit 2019’s best episodes of ‘The Golden Age of Aviation’, Monocle’s Tristan McAllister heads to Seattle, the birthplace of Boeing, where he visits the Museum of Flight, airplane-interior design agency Teague and meets the people for whom the industry has unlocked a life of adventure.
In this special edition of Monocle’s House View, we revisit the best of The Golden Age of Aviation in 2019. Our experts discuss aviation’s golden age from the 1950s to the 1970s. We meet the man responsible for the savvy marketing of Pan Am, learn what it was like to fly into Hong Kong’s notorious Kai Tak international airport and hear from a woman in Japan with a collection of 1960s airline cups.
In this special edition of Monocle's House View we look back at some of the year's best episodes on The Stack. On this episode Monocle’s editor in chief, Tyler Brûlé, sits down with Mario García to discuss ‘The Story’, the legendary newspaper designer’s book about the future of newsrooms and newspapers.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
In this special edition of Monocle’s House View, we look back at the year’s best episodes of The Stack. Here we talk to journalist and author Glenn Greenwald about the biggest scoop of the year in Brazil. Plus: Laura Snapes on celebrity profiles and Monocle editor Andrew Tuck on what to look forward to this summer.
In this special edition of Monocle’s House View we look back at some of the year’s best episodes on The Stack. We begin in Milan where we meet Christoph Amend from ‘Zeitmagazin’, Julius Wiedemann from Taschen and Mette Barfod from Danish architecture publication ‘Ark Journal’.
In this special edition of Monocle’s House View we look back at the year’s best episodes of The Stack. Here we meet Marc Beaugé, editor in chief of French men’s title ‘L’etiquette’. Plus: the new publication from the ‘Fantastic Man’ team and a look at French kiosks.
Monocle’s editorial team discuss the past seven days in current affairs, including Vladimir Putin’s marathon TV press conference and why the UK’s defence bill is soaring. Plus: after the critical disaster that is ‘Cats’, which other films should never have left the storyboard?
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Media specialist Somnath Batabyal and Russian-affairs analyst Mark Galeotti discuss the day’s news, including Donald Trump’s letter to Nancy Pelosi, Russian influence on UK politics and how violence in India might eventually be resolved.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Journalist Michael Binyon and political scientist Brian Klaas discuss the ongoing impeachment process in the US, the UK’s political outlook, the COP24 climate talks and how an Arsenal footballer made China see red.
Georgina Godwin is joined by Joe Lynam and Simon Brooke for a special programme focusing on the aftermath of the UK election.
Monocle’s editor Andrew Tuck joins us to discuss the outcome of the UK election, with analysis from journalist Joy Lo Dico, public-policy strategist Iain Anderson and Monocle 24’s Tom Edwards.
Robin Lustig and Stefanie Bolzen join Andrew Mueller to discuss the EU’s proposed green new deal. Plus: how Anglo-German relations might shape up post-Brexit, Russia and Germany’s diplomatic spat and the peculiarities of UK polling stations.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
After the world’s oldest leader tells the youngest to seek advice from ‘old people’, Alex von Tunzelmann and Yossi Mekelberg join Markus Hippi to discuss whether a politician’s age really matters. Plus: a look at the UN’s latest human development report and the impact of political nicknames.
Enrico Franceschini and Adam LeBor join Ben Rylan to discuss the first meeting between Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelenskiy as Russia and Ukraine try to find a path towards peace. Plus: a move by UK police to offer free counter-terrorism training and Austin’s bid to increase footfall through pedestrianisation.
Quentin Peel and Florence Biedermann join Georgina Godwin to examine the state of the political TV interview and why trains in Europe are leading the way.
Monocle staff discuss a disappointing week for Kamala Harris in the US Democratic primaries, the Pulitzer says that it will finally be recognising broadcast journalism and we look ahead to the Monocle Christmas Market.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Marie le Conte and Victor Bulmer Thomas join Monocle’s Paul Osbourne to ask if Germany’s far-right AfD is likely to succeed with a new plan to appeal to more moderate voters. Plus, why would Boris Johnson be worried about a visit from Donald Trump, and an artist calls time on a plan to shred his painting for watch faces.
Our editor in chief Tyler Brûlé is joined by Georgina Godwin, Florian Egli and the Swiss Cultural Institute’s Helen Muggli in this special programme broadcast from Monocle’s Christmas market at our bureau in Zurich.
Tyler Brûlé is joined by Georgina Godwin, Benno Zogg and Bloomberg’s Jan Dahinten in this special programme broadcast from Monocle’s Christmas market at our bureau in Zurich.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Somnath Batabyal and James Rogers join Monocle’s Paul Osbourne to ask why Facebook has parted ways with Dutch fact checkers, whether it’s time England reappraised its voting age, and what a Brazilian edition of the left-wing ‘Jacobin’ might bring to the country.
Journalists Mary Dejevsky and Daniella Peled join Monocle’s Markus Hippi to ask what we should expect from Ursula von der Leyen’s European Commission as it convenes a month late. Plus, is the British institution of combative political interviews remotely helpful, and do we need a PC Santa?
Pippa Malmgren and Linda Yueh join Monocle’s Andrew Mueller to discuss China’s attitude towards cryptocurrency and technology. Plus: why Germans don’t value relations with the US as much as Americans do with Germany and, as Uber loses its London licence, will Big Tech become more humble?
As the UK’s Conservative party unveils its manifesto, we ask what its lack of ideological heft says about the party’s direction. Plus: the internet’s inventor releases a new contract for its wholesome use but is he 30 years too late? And wolves in Europe – is re-wilding better for city dwellers than it is for farmers?
Adam LeBor and Carole Walker join Georgina Godwin to examine how eastern Europe has been reporting the Donald Trump impeachment inquiry. Plus: a look at the weekend newspapers.
Monocle’s in-house team join Andrew Mueller to unpack a tumultuous week for Donald Trump, take a look at the latest issue of Monocle and reflect on what, exactly, makes up our national identities.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Isabel Hilton and Jeffrey Howard join Monocle’s Markus Hippi to discuss what a ‘merciless’ detention policy in Xinjiang means for China’s minorities. Plus: We ask whether public healthcare really is socialist and wonder how babies pick up accents in the womb.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Emma Nelson and Charles Hecker discuss the pros and cons of televised trials and analyse why the European Union has launched legal action over potato fries.
Would you vote for free internet? Georgina Godwin, Mary Dejevsky and Simon Brooke discuss the British Labour party's big election promise. Plus: Italy’s dethroned prince teases a return to ‘old elegance and splendour’ and we look at the weekend newspapers.
The week in Donald Trump impeachment proceedings, the lessons we need to learn from the Venice floods and why the Darude song ‘Sandstorm’ has a special meaning for Finland.
Donald Tusk’s stark Brexit warning, Saudi Arabia’s apology after it labels feminism as ‘extremism’ and Berlin’s headache over what to do about Checkpoint Charlie.
Victor Bulmer-Thomas, Robert Fox and Georgina Godwin discuss the biggest news of the day: the future of Bolivia after Evo Morales, how much countries can do to protect their elections from foreign meddling and the floods in Venice.
Mary Dejevsky, Alex von Tunzelmann and Andrew Mueller discuss the day’s top news stories: Nigel Farage’s non-aggression pact with the Tories, leaders in exile and the bromance between presidents Donald Trump and Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Emmanuel Macron’s recent change of tone has caught the attention of many. Florence Biedermann examines who the French president is targeting with his rhetoric. Plus: A review of the Sunday newspapers.
Stephen Dalziel, who covered the collapse of the Soviet Union for British media, joins Georgina Godwin and Vincent McAviney as Germany marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Monocle’s editorial team analyse the week in current affairs, including the UK’s upcoming election, 30 years since the fall of the Berlin Wall and whether James Dean should really be back on our screens via CGI.
Lance Price and Yossi Mekelberg join Andrew Mueller to discuss the UK election campaign, why Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu is at the centre of political deadlock and how speaking a second language can open doors.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Juliette Foster and Jonathan Fenby discuss the news stories of the day as the US informs the UN of its intention to withdraw from the Paris agreement on climate change. Plus: Turkey’s plan to send captured IS fighters back to their home countries and how Microsoft in Japan boosted its employees’ productivity by up to 40 per cent.
Holly Dagres and Somnath Batabyal explain what US sanctions against Iran mean for other oil-buying nations. Plus: Toxic smog in New Delhi and, as the UK elects a new speaker, we discuss how the role differs in other countries.
Has Brexit soured France’s relationship with the UK? Plus: an irreverent look at the week’s best stories and a review of the world’s best Sunday supplements.
Emma Nelson, Quentin Peel and Joy Lo Dico discuss next month’s UK general election and the art of writing an obituary, then sift through some of the weekend’s weightier supplements.
Today is the first day the UK was supposed to be out of the EU – but it’s still in. We discuss what a tremendous surprise this was. Plus: a bad week for Boeing and we reflect on a soft-power triumph: the Rugby World Cup.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
As leader of the opposition Jeremy Corbyn says he’ll back an early UK election, journalist Marie Le Conte and historian Alex von Tunzelmann ask what happened to the art of political prediction. Plus: The Long View – international organisations were founded in good faith but cracks are showing between erstwhile allies, and why the Vatican’s archives are secret no longer.
Yassmin Abdel-Magied and Carole Walker discuss whether the economics of happiness can offer an insight into protests. Plus: what can we learn from China’s top-brass conclave and are hotshot workspaces revolutionary?
John Everard and Georgina Godwin examine plans for one of the Chinese government’s biggest displays of patriotism. Plus: a look at the Sunday newspapers.
Charles Hecker and Adam LeBor join Georgina Godwin to ask whether the world’s appetite for protest is growing. Plus: a look at the Saturday newspapers.
We look ahead to Argentina’s election as the country decides whether to re-elect a president whose pitch is, basically, “It could be worse”. Plus: as Hong Kong gets set for another round of protests, a reflection on the weirdest incident from last weekend’s demonstrations and a look at one Swiss city’s attempt to stave off the world’s fast-food chains.
Oscar Guardiola-Rivera and Robin Lustig join host Andrew Mueller to discuss Argentina’s presidential election in the context of discontent across South America. Plus: Is the new Da Vinci exhibition at the Louvre worth the price of admission?
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Enrico Franceschini and Vincent McAviney join Tom Edwards to discuss Boris Johnson’s push for a Brexit deal and how Justin Trudeau can shake off a tough election result. Plus: can green car numberplates curb emissions?
All the best bits from Monocle 24, including big-name interviews with UK actors Imelda Staunton and Simon Callow, fashion designer Norma Kamali and wine critic Jancis Robinson.
Defence editor of the ‘Evening Standard’, Robert Fox, joins Georgina Godwin to examine yesterday’s events in the UK parliament and the reaction to it in the Sunday newspapers.
Mary Dejevsky and Simon Brooke join Georgina Godwin to discuss Boris Johnson’s attempts to win support for his Brexit deal while Theresa May is struck by deja vu. Plus: Donald Trump’s acting chief of staff undercuts the president’s defence against impeachment and a look at the Saturday newspapers.
Monocle's editor Andrew Tuck and affairs editor Chris Cermak join Andrew Mueller to discuss the latest on Brexit and leaf through the new edition of our magazine. Plus: Daniel Bach and Tomos Lewis look ahead to Canada’s election and Markus Hippi explains why Finland has a strange preoccupation with buckets.
Peter Goodman and Terry Stiastny join host Guy De Launey to discuss the proposed new Brexit deal, the IMF’s warning that corporate debt could trigger the next financial crisis and Donald Trump’s strange and threatening letter to his Turkish counterpart.
Tessa Szyszkowitz and James Rodgers join host Andrew Mueller to discuss whether the EU and the UK can reach a deal this week, shifting alliances in Syria and whether televised political debates can change voters’ minds.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Andrew Mueller is joined by Isabel Hilton and Michael Binyon to discuss the jailing of Catalonian independence leaders, and the aftermath of the UK-US diplomatic immunity row. Plus: looking back on Eliud Kipchoge's trailblazing sub-two hour marathon, and dissecting the designs of the UK's new £20 note.
Vincent McAviney and Florence Biedermann join Emma Nelson to discuss whether the Irish prime minister is leading the way on Brexit, and the possibility of EU sanctions on Turkey.
We look at protests in Ecuador and elections in Argentina as Monocle’s Americas editor at large, Ed Stocker, joins Tom Edwards for a LatAm round-up. Plus: Austria, the changing face of fashion, and objects d’art.
Joy Lo Dico and Somnath Batabyal join Monocle’s Ben Rylan to discuss whether the media is successfully – and responsibly – covering Brexit. Plus: European IS fighters are causing problems again, and have we become better at recognising fake news?
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Quentin Peel and Stefanie Bolzen join Andrew Mueller to ask whether concern over the threat of recession in Germany is well founded. Plus: are leaks an essential valve in the political process and is robotic storage the solution to soaring rents?
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Carole Walker and Marie Billon join Emma Nelson to discuss the week in Westminster. Plus: Ursula von der Leyen’s plan to sleep on the job.
Monocle editors Andrew Tuck, Chiara Rimella and Robert Bound join host Andrew Mueller to discuss the Frieze London art fair and Montenegro’s move to start selling its passports to high-net-worth individuals. Plus: The Global Countdown returns, this week with the top songs from Japan.
Daniella Peled and Isabel Hilton join host Andrew Mueller to discuss the latest violence in Hong Kong and the reaction from Beijing. Plus: Donald Trump’s expanding global trade war and what role, if any, governments have in policing street art.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
With protests continuing to rock Hong Kong, author and journalist Yassmin Ansel-Magied and Peter Goodman of The New York Times discuss how civil uprising can be harnessed to effect meaningful change. Plus: what does the Australian attorney general’s latest proclamation mean for press freedom down under?
Joy Lo Dico joins Paul Osbourne for a look at what to expect in global politics in the week ahead.
Quentin Peel and Stephen Dalziel join Georgina Godwin to discuss the day’s news and examine how the result of Austria’s election might ripple across Europe.
We look back on another week in Brexit, where the rhetoric took a nasty turn in parliament. Plus: we ask if the latest scandal surrounding Justin Trudeau has dented his ambitions of re-election and, ahead of tomorrow’s Australian Football League grand final, check out the weird and wonderful world of AFL club songs.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
James Rodgers and Steve Crawshaw join Andrew Mueller to discuss the importance of the Supreme Court in politics and in public life, following the decision over proroguing in the UK’s parliament. Plus: a discussion on whether sovereignty works in a hyper-connected world and a look at the role of the US in protecting journalists working abroad.
Robert Fox and Somnath Batabyal join Emma Nelson for reaction on the UK’s Supreme Court ruling concerning parliament. Plus: Donald Trump’s warning to the UN on pressuring Iran.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Georgina Godwin is joined by Mary Dejevsky and Charles Hecker to examine the week’s big stories and review the Saturday papers.
Monocle’s Toronto bureau chief discusses Canada’s upcoming election following a disastrous week for Justin Trudeau. Plus: protests aimed at curbing climate change, London Design Festival and Apple’s New York shop.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Daniella Peled from The Institute for War and Peace Reporting and Victor Bulmer-Thomas from Chatham House join Markus Hippi to discuss the potential outcome of the Israeli election, how countries can do more to help protect the Amazon and the outlook for the UK’s opposition parties in the event of a general election.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
International relations commentator Yossi Mekelberg joins former diplomat John Everard and Monocle 24’s Andrew Mueller to discuss the upcoming Israeli election, Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un’s letter exchanges, the recent attack on a Saudi oil facility and why Boris Johnson is trying to compare himself to The Incredible Hulk.
Vincent McAviney and Florence Biedermann join Georgina Godwin to discuss the weekend newspapers.
Andrew Mueller and the Monocle 24 editorial team look back at the UK’s week in politics and also analyse recent local elections in Russia. Plus: we recommend some cultural highlights for the weekend and ask whether all cities need a good commuter newspaper.
Journalist and China specialist Isabel Hilton is in the studio with John Everard, the UK’s former ambassador to North Korea, to discuss the latest on Taiwan, the details of Operation Yellowhammer and South Korea’s objection to a particular Japanese flag at the Olympics.
Economist Linda Yueh joins China policy specialist Jonathan Fenby to discuss foreign policy in the South China Sea, why a Scottish court has ruled the suspension of the UK’s parliament is unlawful and the economic impact of Brexit.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Defence and Pakistani relations specialist Ayesha Siddiqa joins journalist Daniella Peled and Monocle 24’s Georgina Godwin to discuss the tensions between India and Pakistan, the proroguing of the UK parliament and Boris Johnson’s meeting with Irish leader Leo Varadkar, and why Benjamin Netanyahu has Boris Yeltsin on the brain.
In this special edition, journalist Joy Lo Dico and Vincent McAviney form Euronews join Emma Nelson to discuss the UK’s political crisis and the future of Brexit.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Brian Klaas and Michael Binyon join Andrew Mueller to discuss the progression of the US’s peace talks with the Taliban. Plus: a new ambassador’s problem with Frida Kahlo, the latest on the day’s events in Westminster and a look at emerging tech.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
The celebrated Australian novelist Thomas Keneally joins Andrew Mueller for this special Sunday edition of the programme.
Andrew Mueller is joined by Monocle’s editors and correspondents for a look at the week’s news and culture including the dual political crises in the UK and Italy.
Robin Lustig and Adam LeBor join Andrew Mueller to discuss why words matter just as much as action in politics, why German reunification 30 years later remains a work in progress and to examine the problem of peace deals. Plus: Monocle’s Robert Bound looks at the state of pop-music fandom.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Joy Lo Dico and Steve Crawshaw join host Ben Rylan to discuss Boris Johnson’s move to prorogue the UK parliament, Bernie Sanders’ thoughts on the US journalism ‘crisis’ and the value of prime minister’s questions.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Paul Osbourne and Elisabeth Braw review the week’s world news headlines and leaf through the weekend newspapers.
Juliette Foster is joined by Marie Billon and Simon Brooke to review Boris Johnson’s first trip abroad as the UK’s prime minister and consider Italy’s unfolding political crisis.
Michael Binyon, foreign affairs specialist with ‘The Times’, and Vincent McAviney, UK correspondent with ‘EuroNews’, join Andrew Mueller to discuss the diplomatic minefield that is this year’s G7. Plus: reflections on Boris Johnson’s brief European tour, and Monocle’s creative director explains M24’s new look.
Enrico Franceschini, London correspondent for ‘La Repubblica’, and Russia analyst Stephen Dalziel join Andrew Mueller to discuss politics in Italy, the impact of Brexit on other EU Eurosceptics and long-haul flights.
Broadcaster Linda Yueh, journalist Robin Lustig and former diplomat John Everard weigh up the UK's waning influence in China, the latest on Brexit and EU politics, and why Donald Trump thinks Greenland might be for sale.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Monocle’s Daniel Bach is joined Latin America specialist Victor Bulmer-Thomas and former UK diplomat John Everard to discuss the outlook for Argentina’s embattled president, South Korea and Japan’s trade-war standoff and the ongoing protests in Hong Kong. Plus: the latest opinion from Monocle’s editors.
Vincent McAviney and Adam LeBor join Paul Osbourne to discuss the world headlines and the international Sunday newspapers.
Juliette Foster and Charles Hecker join Emma Nelson for an insightful look at the week’s news and a rustle through the weekend newspapers.
Monocle 24 producers Fernando Augusto Pacheco, Paige Reynolds and Ben Rylan join Andrew Mueller to discuss Argentina, protests in Russia and the fallout from the Pacific Island Forum. Plus: Monocle’s senior editor Rob Bound talks about the art of filling air time in sport and Josh Fehnert takes us through the latest edition of ‘The Summer Weekly’ newspaper.
Host Andrew Mueller is joined by political commentator Lance Price and Terry Stiastny, a journalist and author, to discuss UK Labour party leader Jeremy Corbyn’s pledge to avert a hard Brexit and bring down Boris Johnson’s government. Plus: when is the right time for a politician to take a holiday?
Host Andrew Muller is joined by Joy Lo Dico and Robert Fox from London’s Evening Standard to debate former UK chancellor Philip Hammond’s charge that a no-deal Brexit would be a betrayal of the 2016 referendum result. Plus: a discussion on the latest crackdown in Hong Kong, a Trump official’s curious reworking of a historical poem about immigration and the latest opinion from Monocle’s editors.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
It’s taking a short break this week as part of an exciting refresh of Monocle 24’s shows and sound. We’ve a sharp suite of new and updated programming debuting on Monday 10 June – stay tuned. Be sure to check monocle.com for all the latest and to keep up with your favourites... or discover new ones.
Monocle 24’s Fernando Augusto Pacheco, Augustin Macellari and Georgina Godwin discuss the main topics of the day, including Theresa May’s resignation, Taiwan’s first gay marriage and the latest from Cannes.
Somnath Batabyal and Yassmin Abdel-Magied discuss the results of the Indian elections, Japan’s naming conventions and the death of Judith Kerr.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Donald Trump warns Iran to stop threatening the US, Palestinian leaders plan to boycott a US-led summit bringing investment to the West Bank and Gaza Strip and Switzerland votes for tighter gun control. Plus: Eurovision.
We look ahead to Australia’s election and celebrate Taiwan’s legalisastion of same-sex unions. Plus: would you go to a play about yourself? And who is going to win Eurovision?
Linda Yueh and Alessio Patalano discuss Donald Trump’s latest move in his trade war with China and we ask what the repercussions could be when the US pulls troops from Okinawa. Plus: is anyone surprised by Boris Johnson’s decision to run for leader of the Conservative party and should Belgium’s former king be forced to take a DNA test?
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
We discuss an eventful week in global politics and diplomacy in the Arctic region. Plus: we find out which world leaders are holding down second jobs and look at why rock band Guns N’ Roses are unhappy with the brewers of a similarly named tipple.
We discuss the future of the Iran nuclear agreement after the deal suffered more setbacks this week. Plus: why are EU leaders gathering in Romania today? And we ask whether a pub can really be a pub if it doesn’t serve alcohol.
We discuss today’s election in South Africa, assess the chances of mainstream UK parties in the European elections and learn why Mike Pompeo cancelled his trip to Berlin.
Quentin Peel and Victor Bulmer-Thomas discuss today’s news, including the latest on Brexit, Panama’s election result and the freeing of two imprisoned journalists in Myanmar.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
We discuss a new poll suggesting that Europe’s outlook is on the gloomy side. Plus: a lookahead to the upcoming Tony theatre awards and why an artist’s 18-karat gold toilet will soon be on its way to the UK.
We discuss the sacking of the UK’s defence minister, find out why protesters are on the streets of Kazakhstan, analyse the latest in Washington politics and preview the European Tramdriver Championship in Brussels.
We get the latest on the trade war between the US and China, discuss Sri Lanka’s approach to dealing with its heightened terror threat, look at the results of the Indonesian election and ask whether long films in cinemas should now come with an interval.
We look at the unfolding coup in Venezuela, discuss how Chinese tech is unsettling the intelligence-sharing relationship between the US and the UK, and analyse Theresa May’s next move. Plus: a look back at the reign of Japan’s Emperor Akihito.
Daniella Peled, James Boys and Andrew Mueller discuss the outcome of the Spanish election, the latest in Washington politics, the outlook for the UK Labour party in the upcoming European elections and why Russia would potentially want to train whales to serve in its navy.
We discuss some of the big issues of the week, including the European elections, the upcoming election in Spain, plans to replace Notre Dame’s spire, what to do with holiday downtime and more.
We discuss Joe Biden’s bid to become US president. Plus: analysis of a new report on the level of conflict in Afghanistan, Latin American politics and why a sofa created by Salvador Dalí is making the UK news.
We ask why the UK government is debating what role technology company Huawei should play in the development of its infrastructure. Plus: the aftermath of the attacks in Sri Lanka and the latest on the Indian election.
Linda Yueh and Lance Price discuss the UK’s options in the upcoming European elections, the prospect of Donald Trump’s latest visit to London and the ongoing debate about how to counteract climate change.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Monocle 24’s Fernando Augusto Pacheco, Carlota Rebelo and Ben Rylan discuss the main topics of the day.
Florian Egli and Sebastian Borger discuss the Mueller report, Switzerland’s move to sign up to the Belt and Road deal with China and Macron’s plans to close the Ecole Nationale d’Administration.
Florence Biedermann and Michael Binyon discuss Notre Dame, a Spanish far-right party being banned from a TV debate and the best airports in the world.
Samira Shackle and James Rodgers discuss elections in India and Indonesia, plus why politicians are wary of revealing their tax returns, and the latest on the Notre Dame fire.
Robert Fox and Joy Lo Dico discuss the latest on Libya, the result of the Finnish elections, Macron’s address to the nation and Tiger Woods’ comeback.
A special Sunday edition broadcast live from Salone del Mobile in Milan featuring ‘Openhouse’ magazine’s co-editor Mari Luz Vidal and the founders of And Light.
A special weekend edition broadcast live from Salone del Mobile in Milan. Georgina Godwin is joined by some of the most celebrated names in design including Karen Kang from Canada’s leading interior design fair IDS, and Gianluca Brugnoli from McKinsey Design.
Joining us at Monocle’s stand at Salone del Mobile in Milan are Italian architect Stefano Boeri and David Galullo, CEO of Rapt Studio, to discuss how connectivity shapes design. Plus: an interview with the person behind “The Edge”, dubbed the world's smartest office. Brought to you in partnership with our friends at Hyundai.
Today we are coming to you live from Salone del Mobile in Milan, brought to you in partnership with our friends at Hyundai. Joining us at Monocle’s vantage point in Tortona are Marco Balich, Daniele Balleri and Ivan Carvalho, all discussing mobility.
Today is the first in a series of special episodes of ‘Midori House’ live from Milan, brought to you in partnership with our friends at Hyundai. Joining us at Monocle’s vantage point in Tortona are Diana Kloster from Hyundai, and Alex Colontonio and Andre Rodrigues from ‘Pop-se’. Plus: insights from Julius Wiedemann and Christoph Amend.
Robin Lustig and Jacob Parakilas join Monocle 24’s Daniel Bach to discuss Israel’s crucial general election, Theresa May’s last-ditch meeting with EU leaders and Donald Trump’s purge of the US Secret Service. Plus: Monocle’s editors at Milan’s Salone del Mobile.
Carole Walker and Sebastian Borger discuss the latest on Libya, elections in Israel and Brexit.
Monocle’s Fernando Augusto Pacheco, Chiara Rimella and Ben Rylan discuss the main topics of the day.
Ivor Gaber and Terry Stiastny discuss the latest on Brexit, why we love nature documentaries and Matteo Salvini’s plan for a far-right alliance before the European elections.
Mary Dejevsky and George Brock join host Andrew Mueller to discuss yet another twist in Venezuela, the ongoing global struggle against fake news and debate whether the world’s worst spy has been apprehended at Donald Trump’s Florida retreat.
John Everard and Joy Lo Dico discuss the latest on Brexit, the aftermath of the Turkish local elections and why people believe what they hear on the radio.
Quentin Peel and Lance Price discuss the latest on Brexit, the result of the first round of the Ukrainian elections, Slovakia's first female president and April Fool’s jokes.
Monocle’s Venetia Rainey, Paige Reynolds and Augustin Macellari join host Andrew Mueller to debate Britain’s Brexit shambles, the grey area between entertainment and politics and look back at what films were good, or bad, at predicting the year 2019.
Michael Goldfarb and Jonathan Fenby join Andrew Mueller to discuss the ongoing Brexit confusion in the UK parliament, Emmanuel Macron’s plan to overhaul France’s civil service and the deepening crisis in Venezuela.
Daniella Peled and Robert Fox join Andrew Mueller to discuss what it means that India can now shoot down one of its own satellites. Plus: US president Donald Trump’s possible tipping of the scales in Israeli democracy and France’s decision to banish an Iranian airline from its skies.
Alessio Patalano and Nina Schick join Juliette Foster to discuss the UK parliament’s move to defy the prime minister over Brexit. Plus: a debate on the importance of the world’s most powerful passports and New York’s introduction of congestion pricing.
Isabel Hilton and James Rodgers join Juliette Foster to discuss the Mueller report and whether the EU can maintain unity after Italy signs up to China’s Belt & Road Initiative. Plus: what’s next in Venezuela after two Russian planes – reportedly carrying military equipment and dozens of troops – land in the country?
We debate the importance of public demonstration, in light of the ‘gilets jaunes’ and Saturday’s Put it to the People march in London. Plus: how to rank a city – and a debate on why they are still so dangerous for pedestrians and cyclists.
Phil Clark and Mary Dejevsky join Juliette Foster to discuss what’s next for Brexit as Theresa May asks the EU for more time to negotiate. Plus: as the death toll continues to rise from Mozambique’s deadliest cyclone, we ask if the international media has under-reported the tragedy? And we look at Kazakhstan, which has renamed its capital in honour of the country’s outgoing leader.
Peter Goodman and Michael Binyon debate Theresa May’s Brexit-extension request. Plus, Italy’s interest in China’s Belt and Road initiative, Rwanda 25 years on and did Boeing have too much power to regulate itself?
Victor Bulmer Thomas and Brian Klaas join Andrew Mueller to discuss whether a moment of reckoning is at hand for social-media platforms in the wake of last week’s terrorist attacks in Christchurch. Plus: a look at the Donald Trump-Jair Bolsonaro mutual-admiration society and a possible resolution of the Guatemala-Belize territorial dispute.
Florence Biedermann and Ivor Gaber join Andrew Mueller to assess the importance of Jacinda Ardern’s leadership as New Zealand comes to terms with the mosque attacks. Plus, the gilets jaunes and the latest on Brexit.
Monocle’s Andrew Mueller, Carlota Rebelo, Chiara Rimella and Ben Rylan discuss some of the week’s top stories including: the terrorist attack in New Zealand, students go on strike to demand climate action and why the world is upset at the comments made by European Parliament president Antonio Tajani.
Our guests Tim Marshall and Kathleen Burk discuss demands for regime change in Algeria. Plus, the latest on Brexit and a look ahead to the 2020 US presidential election as Beto O’Rourke announces his candidacy.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Our guests Lance Price and James Boys assess some of the day’s top stories, including US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on why she won’t back the impeachment of Donald Trump, the international condemnation of the Boeing 737 Max 8 and whether the UK parliament will support Theresa May’s deal to get Britain out of the EU.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Monocle’s Fernando Augusto Pacheco, Markus Hippi and Paige Reynolds discuss the main topics of the day, from the collapse of the Finnish government to our take on opening hours.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Oscar Guardiola Rivera and Joy Lo Dico discuss the latest events in Venezuela, the potential expulsion of Viktor Orban’s party Fidesz from the European People’s party and sleeper trains in Austria.
Terry Stiastny and Samira Shackle discuss the tensions between Pakistan and India, Macron calls for an EU democracy agency and Steve Bannon’s European hopes fade. Plus: how should streets be named?
We discuss the ramifications of US Republicans’ stand against Trump’s emergency declaration. Plus: anti-EU sentiment in Estonia, China’s political spectacle and why an extra year of high school could be popular.
How important is the age of election candidates? Plus: New York’s governor tries to lure back Amazon, a London university offers real-world experience and a newspaper’s salutation sparks controversy.
Ivor Gaber and Benno Zogg consider whether some Republicans are questioning their support for President Trump. Plus: Kim Jong-un speaks to the press, Ukraine’s Eurovision snafu and why Austrians might be given personalised bank holidays.
Carlo Bonura and Robert Fox discuss the latest on the tensions between India and Pakistan, the North Korea summit, Michael Cohen’s testimony and why Indonesia is banning some pop songs.
Daniella Peled and Lance Price discuss Brexit, rising tensions between India and Pakistan, Macron’s bump in the pools and the latest Eurovision controversy from Ukraine.
How much is this week’s historic meeting between Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un actually about the relations between the US and China? Also in the programme: Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu’s electoral pact with a party of ultranationalist extremists, and the latest twists and turns in the UK’s Brexit saga. Juliette Foster, Pippa Malmgren and Jeffrey Howard discuss the top news stories of the day.
A growing scandal erupts around Justin Trudeau. Plus: how an Australian political blunder sparked fears of Trump-style media tactics, breakdancing at the Olympics and fixing the Oscars.
Quentin Peel and Florian Egli join Juliette Foster to consider whether the UK’s business community might be ready to evacuate in the event of a no-deal Brexit. Plus: why Australia’s refugee policies haven't been replicated elsewhere and the volatile politics of climate change.
Carole Walker and Robin Lustig discuss the latest defections in UK politics. Plus: how Trump’s government is going to pressure nations to decriminalise homosexuality and Kim Jong-un’s epic train journey.
Isabel Hilton and Michael Goldfarb discuss China’s economic blueprint for Hong Kong-Macau, Bernie Sanders announcing his candidacy for 2020 and the first minister to go in Bolsonaro’s government.
John Everard and Robert Fox discuss the Pulwama attacks, the UK Labour party splits, plus our take from the Munich Security Conference.
Monocle’s Fernando Augusto Pacheco, Chiara Rimella and Carlota Rebelo discuss France’s global role, how LA is planning to become the art capital of the world and the state of televised awards show.
What are nations’ responsibilities if their citizens are guilty of terrorism abroad? Also in the programme: why Japan is lagging behind in LGBT rights and how to support independent journalism. Andrew Mueller, Stefanie Bolzen and Ivor Gaber discuss the day’s top news stories.
What are the prospects for the US-led Middle East summit in Warsaw? Plus: Andrew Mueller, Terry Stiastny and Robert Fox ask who takes responsibility over refugees and is the militarisation of space inevitable?
The US Democrats and Republicans seem to find a deal on border-wall funding, has the national interest got lost in the UK’s Brexit debate and why is Italy’s deputy PM Matteo Salvini not a fan of his country’s Eurovision entry? Juliette Foster, Lance Price and Michael Goldfarb discuss the top stories of the day.
UK PM Theresa May’s Brexit strategy, how the US Democratic party is getting prepared for the 2020 presidential race and Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orban’s latest trick to avoid migration. Juliette Foster, Nina Schick and Brian Klaas discuss the top stories of the day.
Ed Stocker, Peter Firth and Markus Hippi discuss Theresa May’s meeting with Ireland’s Leo Varadkar; the US Supreme Court’s delicate liberal-conservative balance; and cultural isolationism as Indonesia cracks down on foreign influences in popular music.
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As Donald Trump’s long-awaited State of the Union address goes more with a whimper than a bang, we ask if his showmanship might have lapsed. Plus: we look ahead to his latest summit with North Korea and hear why a Japanese MP thinks he’s not getting the respect he deserves.
Donald Trump’s delayed State of the Union address is finally set to take place, but with his inaugural committee fielding new subpoenas, will he be distracted? Plus: Mexico’s president Andrés Manuel López Obrador sets experts in his sights and can a politician’s name confer success?
Pope Francis is making history as he heads to UAE but is his welcome just a smokescreen of tolerance? Plus Europe backs a new president in Venezuela as rumours of Russian mercenaries swirl; Putin’s leading critic launches a new trade union and is the NFL ducking out of America’s culture wars?
Monocle’s Georgina Godwin, Chiara Rimella and Ben Rylan discuss Howard Schultz’s presidential ambitions, the deteriorating situation in Zimbabwe and the unlikely winner of Australia’s most prestigious literary award.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Donald Trump claims a framework for peace in Afghanistan has been established; but has it – and can it ever be, without looking like defeat for the US? Plus: is China revising its spending policies abroad, has France’s ‘gilets jaunes’ movement improved lines of communication between the public and officials, and our guests reveal their most disappointing tourist attractions.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
The US was quick to back Venezuelan leader of the opposition, Juan Guiado, when he declared himself interim president last week. We explore whether there was more going on than meets the eye. We also ask if Russia might have sent mercenaries to the aid of beleaguered standing president, Nicolas Maduro. Plus: do billionaire businessmen make good politicians?
Monocle’s Paige Reynolds, Tomos Lewis and Melkon Charchoglyan chew over some of the week’s top stories: a potentially career-ending challenge to Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro; the ongoing diplomatic row between Canada and China; and: what would you put in your Brexit survival box?
Isabel Hilton and Robin Lustig discuss Venezuela, Malaysia’s new king and the historic vote on Macedonia’s name.
What does the attack on an Afghan military compound mean for broader security in the country and should China’s neighbours be worried about its military overhaul? Plus: the Indonesian politician seeking a new identity and why Dyson is moving its headquarters to Singapore. Daniel Bach is joined by Carlo Bonura and Samira Shackle.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Monocle 24’s Carlota Rebelo, Fernando Augusto Pacheco and Ben Rylan discuss some of the week’s top stories: the tug of war between Nancy Pelosi and Donald Trump; EU states preparations for no-deal Brexit; and why sales of cassette tapes are increasing.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
As British MPs prepare to vote on the Brexit deal, our guests Stephen Dalziel and Peter Goodman try to make sense of what’s to come. Plus: Germany’s economic slowdown and the latest on the row between China and Canada.
Alessio Patalano and Carole Walker on Theresa May’s push for her Brexit deal ahead of tomorrow’s vote. Plus: Japan and Russia’s foreign ministers meet and what should happen to coins retrieved from Rome’s Trevi fountain?
Italy’s government is having trouble in populist paradise. Plus: do students really need to attend universities and should singalong screenings be eradicated?
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
What responsibility do US TV networks have for broadcasting Donald Trump’s factually loose rhetoric? Plus: the Saudi national who bombarded herself in her Thai hotel room has been referred to Australia to seek refuge, what happens when a leader is undermined by their predecessor and Italy refuses to send art to France as part of their ongoing spat.
Does Kim Jong-un’s surprise visit to China signal another US summit? Plus: how the split in the Orthodox church will affect Ukraine's already delicate relationship with Russia, the latest Brexit news from Ireland and the companies that pay their employees to nap.
Juliette Foster is joined by Samira Shackle and Quentin Peel to discuss political chaos in France, the US and the UK. Plus: Hindu nationalism in India creeps into a scientific conference and will the Democratic Republic of the Congo ever find out who won its election?
Kathleen Burk and Phil Clark join us in the studio to discuss the news and air their views.
In this special edition of ‘Midori House’, we look back at some of the year’s best interviews on 'The Stack'. On today's episode we revisit the London Art Book Fair.
In this special edition of ‘Midori House’, we look back at some of the year’s best interviews on 'The Stack'. On today's episode we revisit the Monocle Media Summit 2018.
In this special edition we look back at some of the year’s best interviews on 'The Stack'. We dedicate today's episode to discussing icons of the print industry.
In this special edition we look back at some of the year’s best interviews on 'The Stack'. On today's episode we put on our Sunday best with the editors of the finest fashion publications.
In this special edition we look back at some of the year’s best interviews on 'The Stack'. On today's episode we dive into press covering sport and fitness.
In this special edition we look back at some of the year’s best interviews on 'The Stack'. On today's episode we discuss the magazines aimed at people of all ages, from toddlers to nonagenarians.
In this special edition we look back at some of the year’s highlights from 'The Stack'. On today's episode we look back at our best interviews with editors from European papers.
Monocle 24’s Georgina Godwin, Ben Rylan, Fernando Augusto Pacheco and Daniel Bach defy the festive season’s quieter news agenda with a robust discussion focused on the stories making international headlines. Plus: why Netflix may not be the new year’s most disruptive entertainment company.
Monocle 24’s Georgina Godwin, Ben Rylan, Fernando Augusto Pacheco and Daniel Bach defy the festive season’s quieter news agenda with a robust discussion focused on the stories making international headlines. Plus: why Netflix may not be the new year’s most disruptive entertainment company.
Vladimir Putin’s marathon press conference, ‘Der Spiegel’ exposes its own journalist and the latest on the diplomatic spat between China and Canada. Plus: Cuban baseball players can now head over to the US without defecting.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Isabel Hilton and Robert Fox go through some of the day's top stories, including the US Senate’s vote on the Saudi involvement in the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, Theresa May’s latest efforts to get MPs behind her Brexit deal and an update on the diplomatic row between Canada and China.
Monocle’s Andrew Mueller, Carlota Rebelo, Fernando Augusto Pacheco and Augustin Macellari look back at this “no confidence” week for both the UK’s Theresa May and France’s Emmanuel Macron and ask who are the leaders doing things right in 2018? Plus: how this year already broke box-office records and the two Berlin nightclubs opening their doors for the city’s homeless people this winter.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
We look ahead to this weekend’s election in Armenia, discuss whether a Brexit TV debate would help clarify anything about an increasingly confused political issue, get the latest from Canada and discuss Pantone’s chosen colour of the year.
We assess the first week in office for Mexico’s new president Andrés Manuel López Obrador, also known as Amlo. Plus: we discuss the memorial for former US president George HW Bush, get the latest from the Cop24 climate summit and learn why Luxembourg is looking to make public transport free.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
As the UK government is found to be in contempt of parliament, we discuss what’s ahead for Theresa May’s ambitions for Brexit. Plus, the latest on the case of Jamal Khashoggi, we look at the rise of the far right in Spain and ask whether the era of the plastic bag is over.
Jacob Parakilas and Isabel Hilton discuss the day’s top stories including a recap of the G20 summit, why world leaders are gathering in Poland to tackle climate change, the weekend’s unrest in Paris and why the revolving door of Australian politics might be confusing even Angela Merkel.
Monocle’s Fernando Augusto Pacheco, Ben Rylan and Georgina Godwin discuss the main topics of the day including the G20 summit, Lars von Trier’s latest release and – of course – Christmas.
Linda Yueh and Florence Biedermann discuss the G20, Georgia’s new president and, in the wake of an original piece of the Eiffel Tower being sold off, which part of a national monument they would like to buy.
Carlo Bonura and Stephen Dalziel discuss the G20 meeting and Putin accusing Ukraine of provocation in the Black Sea. Plus: will Nancy Pelosi become the new speaker?
Carole Walker and Joy Lo Dico discuss Trump’s warning that Brexit could hurt a US/UK deal, the effect of the fuel protests on Macron’s presidency and what to expect from Mexico’s new leader.
Samira Shackle and Jeffrey Howard discuss the latest on the caravan heading to the US border, what to expect from the G20 summit in Argentina and the measures being taken to reduce the number of visitors to Hong Kong bridge.
We look ahead to a decisive weekend for the Brexit negotiations. Plus: we learn why Japan is considering paying Tokyo residents to leave the city, ask whether Black Friday really benefits retailers and find out why humpback whales are learning new songs.
We discuss the diplomatic dilemma the UK finds itself in regarding its relations with the UAE, assess Ukraine’s relationship with both Europe and Russia, and ask what can be done to protect isolated communities around the world.
The results of Monocle’s Soft Power Survey are in and France is on top! We find out why. Plus: how Donald Trump’s CNN ban is right out of Viktor Orban’s playbook, the soft power of the Canadian small screen and a review of Luca Guadagnino’s ‘Suspiria’.
We analyse the EU and Italy’s economic clash, the relationship between the US and Saudi Arabia and China’s ambitions in the South China Sea. Plus: Why does Switzerland hold so many referendums?
We look at why Nancy Pelosi has become a divisive figure in the Democrat party, discuss the business challenges faced by Nissan, analyse the latest developments regarding Brexit and find out about London’s newest potential skyscraper.
We discuss the US reaction to the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, learn why pro-democracy activists are on trial in Hong Kong, analyse Theresa May’s latest attempt to sell Brexit to UK business leaders and ask why Facebook is investing in local newspapers.
We assess a week in which the bleak reality of the UK's options when it comes to leaving the EU have been laid bare. Plus: why the mayor of Paris wants to pedestrianise much of her city.
Another day of Brexit chaos in the UK. Journalist Carole Walker and former political advisor Lance Price attempt to predict what lies ahead.
Are robots taking over the workplace? From artificial intelligence to cybernetic workforces, technological innovations are having a dramatic impact on the nature of employment. We examine how companies such as Amazon are investing in warehouse automation and how we might prepare for a robotic future.
We get the latest on Theresa May’s beleaguered efforts on Brexit, learn why Amazon has chosen the US east coast for its new delivery hubs, discuss Sweden’s continuing political stalemate and hear about a weighty issue making headlines in France.
As a draft Brexit agreement reaches Westminster, we consider how Angela Merkel and other European leaders will react. We also analyse Italy's interest in the future of Libya, and discuss the life of comic-book creator Stan Lee. Plus: why is Finland accusing Russia of jamming its GPS signals?
We analyse Emmanuel Macron's recent remarks about the dangers of nationalism, look at the rise of the far-right in Poland, discuss Israeli military violence on the Gaza Strip and ask why a Japanese company has created an app that helps you quit your job.
Monocle’s Ben Rylan, Melkon Charchoglyan and Tomos Lewis join host Andrew Mueller to debate the chequered past of Washington’s new acting attorney-general. Plus: how a press pass became international news and a look at what we’d put on a citizenship test.
Florence Biedermann and George Brock join Andrew Mueller to discuss the political circus in the US following the midterms, Plus: Emmanuel Macron’s curious choice of a moment to attempt nuance and the mayor of Warsaw’s decision to cancel an independence day march.
Big data and technology have revolutionised the nature of elections – but who’s benefiting? In this special report we investigate the changing dynamics of voting and assess how the rise of the internet has redefined politics.
Michael Goldfarb and Jacob Parakilas join host Andrew Mueller for an extended breakdown of the results of the US midterms. What are the implications for Democrats and Republicans?
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Our guests Isabel Hilton and James Rodgers try to explain Sri Lanka’s latest political stalemate, as well as discussing the next Brexit scandal and Ukraine’s attempt to distance itself from the Russian Orthodox Church. Plus: the mayor of Taipei's new rap video (yes, seriously).
In this special report we assess the state of democracy across Europe including how the financial crisis sparked a rise in the far-right, Poland’s descent into illiberalism, Russia’s state of paranoia and why the shadow of Mussolini still haunts Italy.
As US defence secretary James Mattis calls for a UN-backed ceasefire in Yemen, our guests Samira Shackle and Victor Bulmer Thomas ask why this has taken so long. Plus: protests as Pakistan’s Supreme Court overturns the death sentence of a woman accused of blasphemy, the latest from Brazil’s election fallout and why is London’s police force trying to get down with the kids?
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Our guests Oscar Guardiola Rivera and Brian Klaas discuss the results of the Brazilian elections, the rise of fascism in the Americas and the future of Angela Merkel.
We discuss the arrest of a suspect in the recent mail-bombing campaign in the US, break down what’s at stake for Angela Merkel ahead of another regional election and review Monocle’s annual Travel Top 50. Plus: Dr Frankenstein turns 200.
Joy Lo Dico, Jonathan Fenby and Monocle’s Daniel Bach discuss the biggest news stories of the day: China’s new stern warning over Taiwan, US president Donald Trump’s unique approach to the bomb scare in the country, plus is it possible to slow down gentrification?
US president Donald Trump’s strongest criticism of Saudi Arabia so far, the first known overseas operation to protect American elections from Russian interference and whether former leaders make good diplomats. Daniel Bach, Stephen Dalziel and Carlo Bonura discuss the top stories of the day.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Monocle’s Ben Rylan, Markus Hippi and Melkon Charchoglyan weigh in on the story that has dominated the week: the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Plus: why did Facebook hire Nick Clegg and what can Ecuador do about Julian Assange?
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Florence Biedermann and Robert Fox debate the fallout as Riyadh decides whether to change its story on the death of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Plus: how vocational training is being used in China to stop militant activities and the implications of the ‘dieselgate’ scandal in Bavaria.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Monocle’s Fernando Augusto Pacheco, Chiara Rimella and Paige Reynolds discuss the rise of politically motivated attacks in Brazil, elections in Bavaria, a new exhibition on camp and why horror is popular when times are tough.
Carole Walker and Jeffrey Howard discuss missing journalist Jamal Khashoggi, politicians who change political sides and Denmark’s proposal to create a new island for housing people in Copenhagen.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
George Brock and Sebastian Borger discuss the latest IMF report, Angela Merkel’s leadership challenges and Australia’s plan to limit the number of new immigrants in its cities.
Will Brazil elect a far-right politician as its president? We also discuss the disappearance of ‘Washington Post' writer Jamal Khashoggi, what impact Brett Kavanaugh’s appointment will have on the US midterms and whether a new font could help students with their exams.
How much does the Nobel Peace prize matter? Also in the programme: why Japan’s imperial flag causes upset, the French fight against the term ‘fake news’ and company renamings gone wrong.
We consider the US senate’s response to the FBI’s inquiry into Brett Kavanaugh. Plus: the UK journalists snubbed by the prime minister, the former US secretaries of state with guest spots on TV dramas and Sans Forgetica: the new font you’ll never forget.
Brian Klaas and Joy Lo Dico review deepening divisions in the UK’s government, the dodgy tax schemes that made Donald Trump rich, the EU’s Australia-style offshore immigration idea and Netflix's choose-your-own-ending novelty.
Mary Dejevsky and Charles Hecker discuss the increasingly transparent leadership ambitions of the UK’s Brexit-loving Boris Johnson. Plus: why Melania Trump's tour has attracted her husband's ire, the state of liberal resistance and a question – should commuters be given a say in changes to public transport?
As an important security meeting between the US and China is cancelled, we ask how serious the deterioration in relations between the two countries is becoming? Plus: the UK’s more combative tone in Brexit talks and why fresh fruit is causing trouble at Melbourne Zoo.
Monocle’s editors and correspondents discuss the week’s extraordinary scenes at Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court nomination hearing. Plus: the changing role of public broadcasting, how nations measure human capital and why the presumed sexuality of Bert and Ernie from ‘Sesame Street’ became a serious issue.
We review an extraordinary day in Washington following Christine Blasey Ford’s testimony at Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation hearing. Plus: the quiet aftermath of Donald Trump’s rambling press conference at the UN, the international confusion over Brexit and why well-groomed beards are in with Canada’s military.
Kathleen Burk and Somnath Batabyal review Emmanuel Macron’s rebuttal of Trumpism at the UN, suggestions of a dangerous blurring of the lines between government and public broadcasting in Australia, the appetite for midterm voting in the US and the tricky business of rebranding Dunkin’ Donuts.
Robert Fox and Quentin Peel review a day of unintended laughs at the UN following Donald Trump’s speech. Plus: Brexit’s effect on business, why right-wing politics has its eye on big technology firms and the declining influence of family dynasties.
We consider how the departure of US deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein could affect the Russia investigation and the ongoing events surrounding the Supreme Court nominee. Plus: leaders arrive for the UN General Assembly, Thailand grapples with a popular satirist and a spike in spending on political TV ads.
Karen Krizanovich, Fernando Augusto Pacheco and Ben Rylan discuss the dirty politics surrounding efforts to confirm the next US Supreme Court justice, a boneheaded editorial disaster at ‘The New York Review of Books’, the return of TV’s ‘Murphy Brown’ and the next director to take on the ‘James Bond’ film franchise.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Carole Walker and Linda Yueh consider Russia’s strategy as another highly public poisoning comes to light. Plus: why some Apple products have escaped US tariffs and why another minister has flagged his exit from Emmanuel Macron’s cabinet.
John Everard and Mary Dejevsky review the mayor of London’s intervention in the UK’s Brexit stand-off, rising tensions at hearings to confirm the US’s next supreme court justice and how an investigation into Australia’s care of elderly people sparked a Royal Commission. Plus: a new direction for ‘Time’ magazine.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
James Boys and Terry Stiastny discuss EU sanctions against Hungary, Aung San Suu Kyi’s defence of jailing Reuters journalists and Naomi Osaka’s contract with Nissan.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Ivor Gaber and Robin Lustig discuss the challenge laid down to Hungarian prime minister Viktor Órban in the European Parliament, plans to change Macedonia's name and a bagel that is causing a stir in New York’s gubernatorial elections.
Oscar Guardiola-Rivera and James Rodgers discuss the results of the Swedish election, the latest in the Brazilian presidential race, the biggest war games in Russia's history and what’s next for Obama.
Monocle’s Fernando Augusto Pacheco, Markus Hippi and Melkon Charchoglyan discuss the day’s top stories, including the stabbing of the front-runner in the Brazilian presidential race, a preview of the Swedish elections and why we love tradeshows so much.
Mary Dejevsky and Matthew Green discuss a meeting between Russia, Turkey and Iran about Syria. Plus: the latest on White House dissent, Germans’ greatest fears and the first ever film to be released on Election Day in the US.
Daniella Peled and Stephen Dalziel discuss the latest on the UK Novichok attack, take a look at our rating culture and explain why France is imposing a daily cap on Mont Blanc.
Michael Binyon and Stefanie Bolzen discuss China-Africa economic relations, Macron’s cabinet reshuffle and the world’s largest gardening fair.
Sebastian Borger, Robert Fox and Monocle’s Fernando Augusto Pacheco discuss Germany’s reaction to its recent far-right protests, a preview of the Swedish elections and the importance of museums on the national consciousness.
Monocle 24’s Fernando Augusto Pacheco, Paige Reynolds and Tomos Lewis discuss the global rise of the far-right, the welcome return of the rom-com and the EU’s plan to end daylight saving.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
We ask how long Australia’s new prime minister will remain in office, discuss Spain’s decision to exhume Francisco Franco and find out how Sicilians welcome migrants. Plus: Sony admits new its Michael Jackson album was recorded by an impersonator.
Florence Biedermann and Mary Dejevsky discuss the UK government’s advice for a no-deal Brexit, Donald Trump’s claims that ‘flipping’ should be illegal and the meeting between John Bolton and Nikolai Patrushev. Plus: possibly the worst-judged holiday in recent memory.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Venezuela’s economic woes, 50 years since the invasion of Czechoslovakia and Brazil's upcoming election. Plus: which politician would you invite to your wedding?
Monocle’s Fernando Augusto Pacheco, Paige Reynolds and Augustin Macellari speak about Google’s new search engine in China, the sale of ‘New York Magazine’ and the pleasures of the one-hit wonder.
Ivor Gaber and Peter Goodman discuss the Turkish economic crisis, the latest on the US/China trade war and pay tribute to Aretha Franklin.
We discuss the blame-game going on in Italy following a bridge collapsing in Genoa, New Zealand bans foreigners from buying homes and controversy about outdoor urinals in Paris.
Juliette Foster and James Boys discuss ‘The Boston Globe’ editorials against Donald Trump and the new memoir by his former aide Omarosa Manigault Newman. Plus: what makes a liveable city.
We discuss the blast from an arms depot in Syria, the latest on Turkey’s economic crisis, the unpredictable Brazilian presidential race and solutions for our smartphone addiction.
We discuss freedom of speech, the latest on the Brazilian presidential race and the enduring appeal of shark movies.
Kathleen Burk and Sebastian Borger discuss US sanctions against Russia, what’s next for Argentina’s abortion law after being defeated in the Senate and changes at the Oscars.
We discuss the latest in the US-China trade war, a scandal at Tokyo Medical University and the trouble with Paris’s bike-sharing scheme.
We discuss the US sanctions imposed on Iran and Australia’s booming population. Plus: as Robert Redford announces his retirement from acting, we consider life after work in the modern world.
We discuss the alleged assassination attempt on Venezuela’s president Nicolás Maduro. Plus: Saudi Arabia cuts ties with Canada and – after Steven Seagal is appointed by Russia as a special representative to the US – we ask our guests who would they pick instead.
We discuss Theresa May’s meeting with Emmanuel Macron, ask why Italy has decided to end free museum entrance on Sundays and the lack of diversity in the creative industries. Plus: how one depressed Finnish cartoon became a success in China.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Zimbabwe awaits its elections results, Emmanuel Macron faces two votes of no confidence and Brexit chaos continues with food rationing now on the table. Plus: where is the best place to travel by train?
We discuss Donald Trump’s latest row with the ‘New York Times’ and ask how much the international community can do in the fight against flawed elections. Plus: French president Emmanuel Macron’s struggle to gain back his popular support.
We discuss mandatory military service, the impact warm weather is having on urbanism and what makes the perfect summer blockbuster.
We discuss the result of the Pakistan elections, the 10th-annual meeting of the Brics and Trump’s efforts to change citizenship laws.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
George Brock and Daniella Peled discuss Amazon’s warning of ‘civil unrest’ in the UK unless the country reaches an exit deal with the EU. Plus: the blurring lines between tabloid media and political lobbying, and how the tiny Microlino car aims to decongest European streets.
Monocle’s Carlota Rebelo, Paige Reynolds and Fernando Augusto Pacheco discuss Trump-Putin, the boom in print publishing in the UK and which artist would you make a musical about.
We discuss the fallout of the Trump-Putin summit, political violence in Nicaragua and Israel’s controversial new law.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
We discuss the fallout from president Trump’s meeting with Vladimir Putin, the UK’s Brexit circus and the British comedian causing a stir in the US.
We discuss the Trump-Putin summit in Helsinki, offer our final thoughts on the World Cup and suggest some summer reading suggestions.
We discuss the main topics of the day including Trump’s visit to the UK and the final days of the World Cup.
We look at the UK’s new plan for Brexit, discuss Donald Trump’s visit to London, analyse Vladimir Putin’s diplomatic plays at the World Cup and ask whether anyone still has a use for fax machines.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Carole Walker and Jeffrey Howard discuss Theresa May’s unravelling government, Donald Trump’s upcoming visit to Europe, the future of the US supreme court and what World Cup teams say about the nations they represent.
We discuss the implications of David Davis’s resignation from the Brexit committee. Plus: president Duterte’s relationship with Catholicism and the row as to whether Egyptian policeman can have beards or not.
We discuss the World Cup, enjoy a singalong in a taxi and find out how Helsinki is preparing for the meeting between Trump and Putin.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
We discuss the week's top stories with Monocle's in-house team, including the latest from the World Cup, Canada and the US's increasingly heated trade war, and why Australia's government is stepping in to influence companies' branding.
We’re live from the Monocle Quality of Life Conference in Zürich, with contributions from Monocle's editor in chief Tyler Brûlé, Carlota Rebelo, Carlo Silberschmidt and more.
Linda Yueh and Somnath Batabyal discuss the day’s most interesting stories including a surprise political win in New York, the ongoing difficulties for Angela Merkel in Germany and why China is upping the stakes in its trade war with the US. Plus: we learn what the Internet of Cows means.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Michael Goldfarb and Quentin Peel discuss the day’s top stories including the outcome of Turkey’s election, the anti-Brexit march in London and why European leaders need to work together on migration. Plus: what can the UK’s Heathrow Airport learn from other hubs around the world?
Monocle’s Fernando Augusto Pacheco, Sophia Ahmadi and Melkon Charchoglyan discuss the World Cup, the latest on Trump’s immigration policy and the power of the mixtape.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
We ask whether outsourcing migration in Europe may pave the way for political agreement in the bloc. Plus: Angela Merkel’s fading influence and the next generation of leadership, Donald Trump’s Space Force and why ‘The New York Times’ took part in a documentary about itself.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
We review the latest World Cup happenings and discuss Argentina’s bid to legalise abortion.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
We discuss Benjamin Netanyahu’s European tour and the recent military reshuffle in North Korea. Plus: this week’s US primaries and the best kits in this year’s World Cup.
We discuss Italy’s new government, the new Spanish prime minister and the importance of a good soap-opera villain.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
We attempt to understand the emerging story of Russian journalist Arkady Babchenko, who has appeared alive in Ukraine. Plus, what does the cancellation of TV show ‘Roseanne’ say about the current state of the US? We also analyse the results of the Colombian election and ask whether a second Brexit referendum could be on the horizon.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Tim Marshall, Joy Lo Dico and Andrew Mueller discuss the top stories of the day including whether the meeting between Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un could really happen, the future of Italian politics, why the specifics of Brexit are becoming a headache and how Oxford and Cambridge universities came to own a combined landmass roughly four times larger than the city of Manchester.
We look at whether Northern Ireland might follow Ireland’s lead in liberalising its policies on abortion. Plus, the latest on the stand-off in Italian politics, the actions of the Israeli defence force, and discuss a heroic feat in Paris.
We discuss Washington’s bullish and businesslike approach to diplomacy with North Korea and ask why Europe’s new data-protection laws have sparked a flood of unwanted emails. Plus: Madrid’s ban on cars and Amazon’s new interpretation of Australia’s most treasured film.
Alex Jones has made career from spinning outlandish conspiracy theories but could a series of lawsuits lodged by grieving families finally see him face the consequences? We discuss the possibilities. Plus: a judge rules that Donald Trump can’t block people on Twitter, Russia raises questions over Yulia Skripal’s reappearance and we tell you how to navigate a tense meeting.
If Robert Mueller’s investigation is Donald Trump’s biggest test, what happens if he passes it? Jeffrey Howard and Florence Biedermann consider the possibilities. Plus: Mark Zuckerberg’s uncomfortable visit to the European Parliament and why Estonia’s free public transport might be just the ticket.
Monocle’s Andrew Mueller asks Samira Shackle and Stephen Dalziel whether sanctions aimed at Iran and Venezuela will have the desired impact. Plus: the difficult task of prosecuting crimes committed by Isis, why Pakistan’s oldest newspaper has been taken off newsstands and good news for anyone in the market for a tram: Melbourne’s giving them away.
Our guests Isabel Hilton and Ivor Gaber discuss Nicolas Maduro’s win in Venezuela. Plus we preview of the upcoming presidential election in Mexico, discuss the Italian coalition and why it’s becoming so expensive to get married in Hong Kong.
We ask whether a breakthrough in Italy’s search for a coalition government could become a nightmare for the EU. Plus: standing up to guns in advertising with a carrot and a hairdryer, Anthony Scaramucci’s terrible TV project and Netflix’s dilemma: to dub or not to dub?
As Rex Tillerson makes headlines with his speech concerning democratic values, we ask whether he was really taking aim at the US president. Plus: the head-spinning state of politics in Malaysia, the over-abundance of global summits and why supplies of Japanese whisky are drying up.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
We discuss the state of the US’s purported commitment to peace as Gaza braces for more protests. Plus: Vladimir Putin’s big new bridge, the awkward mixture of sport and politics, and why China’s acting churlish over a T-shirt.
Terry Stiastny and Robert Fox join Monocle’s Andrew Mueller to discuss the fanfare surrounding the new US embassy in Jerusalem and the scores killed in clashes just over an hour’s drive away. Plus: the case for group-think diplomacy, Italy’s Berlusconi eyes yet another encore and why Saudi Arabia could soon be hosting international film productions.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.
Join Monocle’s editors and guests drawn from our unrivalled pool of international commentators, analysts and experts to unpack the issues dominating the day’s agenda. From diplomatic wrangles and border disputes to big business and frontline politics, this is the programme you need to hear to make sense of a dynamic and sometimes volatile world.