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The day's news agenda with the editor of Think Africa Press, we get the latest from Paris where the LVMH-Hermès dispute reaches boiling point, and talk sex and the cinema.
As the doors open to the 55th Venice Biennale we get a sneak peak of what to expect, get the latest developments from Berlin's Brandenburg Airport, and check in with our correspondent in Mali to hear what's making the news in North Africa.
On the 60th anniversary of the first successful Everest ascent we learn a little of what it’s like conquering the world’s tallest peak, talk Champagne sales in China, set the day’s news agenda with ABC News’s London correspondent Jeffrey Kofman, and get a roundup of Australasian stories.
Our agenda setter talks Syria, Italian economics and German graffiti; we also assess the prospects for Korean unification, and find out whether space exploration is entering a new era.
Monocle's Asia editor at large joins us to set the East Asian news agenda, with an assessment of Japan's recent burst of diplomatic activity. We also examine the situation in Syria following rockets launched in Lebanon, and talk elections, taxes and Fiat in Milan.
As the African Union celebrates its 50th birthday we ask how much it has to get excited about. We also get the latest on a dramatic week in Paris, and a physicist explains how much of what we think is true about the universe is based on reality.
A round-up of the big issues affecting Latin America, plus the premiere of Art Basel Hong Kong, a new exhibition at London's Museum of Childhood and the latest on prospects for peace in the Middle East.
The latest on Chinese Premier Li Keqiang’s visit to Pakistan, as the EU discusses its members’ tax policies we get the latest from Brussels and Ireland, and we hear from a neuroscientist on how to predict the actions of violent criminals.
Dr James D Boys looks at the ongoing travails of Barack Obama and David Cameron, we assess the situation on Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, and get the latest from the 100th Chelsea Flower Show with director of shows, Stephen Bennett.
We set the day’s agenda with ABC News’s London correspondent Jeffrey Kofman, talk press freedom in Liberia, business news from Turkey, and assess how Nobel Peace Prize winners have juggled their international and domestic reputations.
A talk with one of the few journalists to has covered the state of Western Sahara’s “forgotten war”, we also ask how rare colour footage of 1920s London has shifted perceptions of the British capital, and go live to Malmo as our Eurovision series reaches its climax.
The ramifications of Pakistan’s elections, the latest from the Arctic Council in Sweden with Monocle’s foreign editor Steve Bloomfield, and part four of Monocle’s series on this year’s Eurovision Song Contest.
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