17 October 2017

Sets the agenda in Asia and considers what’s been dominating the day in Europe and North America. The programme is sometimes co-hosted out of our Toronto and New York bureaux and features regular interviews with special…

17 October 2017

We discuss what went on at Theresa May’s dinner with EU counterparts in Brussels yesterday, ask whether the battle against the so-called Islamic State has turned a corner, look back at the life of murdered Maltese journa…

17 October 2017

Could clashes between Iraq’s army and Kurdish fighters provoke a civil war in the region? We also discuss what “accelerated” Brexit talks could look like and ask why Bulgaria wants its neighbours to join the EU. Plus:…

17 October 2017

Catalonia’s confusion over the independence deadline and British PM Theresa May’s attempt to unblock the Brexit talks. Plus: what next for Hillary Clinton?

16 October 2017

As the EU’s top diplomat heads to Washington to voice support for the Iran nuclear deal, we assess the likely outcome. Plus: Theresa May’s Brexit dinner, Qantas’s new non-stop route from Europe to Australia and Amazon's big…

16 October 2017

We ask who Austria’s new leader is and analyse the terrorist atrocity that occurred in Mogadishu this weekend. Plus: we question why the media didn’t report Harvey Weinstein’s behaviour sooner and look at the continuing…

16 October 2017

En Marche holds power in France, the far-right Alternative für Deutschland is challenging Angela Merkel’s uninterrupted grip on power in Germany and Greece’s radical left-wing group, Syriza, is the largest party in the…

16 October 2017

We ask if Austria’s new leader will seek an alliance with the far-right Freedom party and discuss reports of clashes between Iraqi and Kurdish forces. Plus: we look ahead to China’s party congress and query if repetition…

16 October 2017

As Austria seems set to be run by the world's youngest leader, we look at the implications of the election result. Plus: Donald Trump’s seemingly non-existent Iran plan and a scandal surrounding New Zealand's Bird of the…

15 October 2017

Neuroscientist David Eagleman and composer Anthony Brandt talk us through their new book: ‘The Runaway Species: How Human Creativity Remakes the World’. We also discuss the joys of a good quiz with writer Mark Mason and…

15 October 2017

Alexandre de Betak is commonly referred to as “the Fellini of fashion” and it is easy to see why. For the past 25 years the Frenchman has been creating exuberant shows for the world’s best designers. He sat down with Mon…

14 October 2017

Is taking the giant leap into space still a muscle-flexing exercise for competing powers or has it become the blueprint for international co-operation? As Australia gears up to start its own space programme, we ask: what…

14 October 2017

Tom Edwards and Henry Rees-Sheridan present a selection of highlights from the past week on Monocle 24, including food stylist Donna Hay, Swedish film-maker Tomas Alfredson and neo-soul singer Jordan Rakei.

13 October 2017

We analyse the US-Iran nuclear agreement and a new Palestinian unity deal, look ahead to this weekend’s election in Austria and review the day’s Asian newspapers.

13 October 2017

We look ahead to the Austrian election at the weekend. Plus: Arsène Wenger calls Liberia’s election, diet avocados and the new Swiss special issue of Monocle magazine.