Sunday 20 September
Next Sunday, Germany will decide whether to re-elect its first female head of government. Until recently, however, the campaign has not just been lacklustre, it’s been non-existent.
Turkish Military Academy, rebranding Italy and Angela Merkel's official transport of choice.
The elections, the people, the big ideas and the issues you'l be hearing more about in Europe in the year to come.
Wednesday 8 August
Contrary to popular belief, the best leader in the world is not Barack Obama. Sorry to break it to the Germans but it’s not Angela Merkel either. François Hollande? Not a chance.
LSE’s Dr Henning Meyer analyses Angela Merkel’s shifting position on the debt crisis and we look at statistics with Ben Page of Ipsos MORI.
Reactions to Angela Merkel’s support of a European banking union, we check in with our correspondent in Delhi, and review the day’s newspapers.
We hear from Ramallah on Yasser Arafat’s death inquiry, look at Angela Merkel’s trip to Portugal, and see how the Syrian opposition can unite.
Matthias Gebauer of Der Spiegel discusses how Angela Merkel’s plane ended up in Iran and we explore why the Indian publishing industry is thriving.
A look at Sierra Leone’s upcoming election, we discuss Angela Merkel’s trip to Russia, and hear from film critic Karen Krizanovich about “Lincoln”.
Coverage of Angela Merkel’s trip to Athens, analysis of Mitt Romney’s foreign policy speech, and we hear from our correspondent in Budapest.
A look at effects for travellers of Virgin and Qantas’s price war, Angela Merkel’s relationship with China, and how Priyanka Gandhi could change Indian politics.
We speak to journalist Stefan Cornelius what Angela Merkel really thinks about the eurozone crisis, and discover which nations enter negotiations with pirates.
Angela Merkel’s party’s local election defeats, we learn how to stage a street protest in Moscow, and visit the EBACE business aviation fair in Geneva.
How the German President’s resignation will impact Angela Merkel, the Ukraine’s cheese war with Russia and a London storytelling night where everyone wears pyjamas.
In the world of politics, September is the start of a new term in many countries, so we’ve compiled our report cards for 15 leaders. Who has gone to the top of the class and who should be doing extra homework? We give marks…
Christine Ockrent discusses Angela Merkel’s meeting in Athens, we get business news from Chicago, and investigative journalism expert Gavin MacFayden reviews the day’s newspapers.
Analysis of Angela Merkel and François Hollande’s euro currency, we ask which countries educate the most future world leaders, and get business news from Paris.
Quentin Peel of the Financial Times explains why Angela Merkel remains so popular at home, plus we discuss the drone allegedly shot down in Iran with Scott Lucas.
Olaf Boehnke of ECFR explains the summit between Mohamed Morsi and Angela Merkel, Monocle's Kenji Hall narrates a South Korean rocket launch, and we find out why Italian coffee giant Lavazza is heading for the UK high…
Wednesday 13 June
Every club needs rules and the European Union is no exception. It has quite a few, in fact.
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