Tuesday 13 November
Republicans are not the only politicians desperately trying to work out what Barack Obama’s re-election means for their future electoral prospects: party leaders across Europe are also searching for clues and nowhere is…
The view from the US campaign trail, fracking in Argentina and how the odds are looking for Mexico to get its first female president.
A Style Leader special, looking at the sartorial statements of three US election Republican hopefuls, plus cycling in Buenos Aires and policing in Peru.
Reactions to Gu Kailai’s murder charge, we discuss Tokyo’s summer heat wave, and Mitt Romney’s Olympic Games gaffe.
We visit Mitt Romney’s campaign headquarters, learn why gold is a source of conflict in sub-Saharan Africa, and talk to our man in Buenos Aires.
Why Spain is cutting public holidays, we get Pakistan’s view on Mitt Romney, and hear the latest election news from Steve Bloomfield in New York.
David Schenker discusses Aleppo residents fleeing to Jordan, we say good evening America with Aisha Speirs, and discuss Mitt Romney’s visit to Israel.
Analysis of Mitt Romney’s Republican candidacy success, we discuss Aung San Suu Kyi’s visit to India, and learn about a foie gras ban in California.
How Lebanon has been affected by Syria, Robert Bound talks culture, and a look at Mitt Romney’s past animal safety record.
Sasha Issenberg on Mitt Romney’s latest gaffe, we learn why France wants its youth to emigrate, and hear from the Pitti Fragranze event in Florence.
Why Mitt Romney is accusing Barack Obama of “low” politics, we ask what makes Nordic nations successful, and discuss the oncoming Venice Architecture Biennale.
The latest on falling Olympic records, we hear from Delhi’s huge power outage, and Gideon Rachman reflects on Mitt Romney in Poland.
We discuss Mitt Romney’s tax status with Sasha Issenberg, find out how to book a holiday in North Korea and meet polar explorer Ben Saunders.
Why North Korea is promising on education not food, a look at Mitt Romney and Bill Clinton’s relationship, and how to redesign a Boeing 777.
Politico’s Jonathan Martin covers Mitt Romney’s UK visit, Shashank Joshi discusses foreign intervention in Syria, and Sophie Grove goes through today’s front pages.
Reaction to the Palestine statehood decision with Joseph Dana, Kevin Robillard of Politico considers Mitt Romney's legacy, and Tyler Brule discusses CNN's appointment of Jeff Zucker.
We preview the build-up to Barack Obama and Mitt Romney’s debate, analyse the Georgia Dream coalition’s victory, and Hugo Macdonald discusses Beijing Design Week.
Coverage of Angela Merkel’s trip to Athens, analysis of Mitt Romney’s foreign policy speech, and we hear from our correspondent in Budapest.
Discussion of Mitt Romney’s economic policies, we find out about Gudbrandsdal Museum’s a mysterious package in Norway, and ask if Europe is going off coffee.
We measure Mitt Romney’s success in the biggest speech of his career, discuss the Angolan elections, and Robert Bound reviews the day’s newspapers.
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