21 September 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…

21 September 2017

We joined the Academy of Urbanism’s 2017 Congress to report from Denmark’s second city of Aarhus, on everything from its waterfront development to participatory urbanism and lessons for other cities. Plus: a special inte…

21 September 2017

Jeffrey Howard and Robert Fox join Andrew Mueller to look at mounting fears that the US may pull out of the Iran nuclear agreement. Plus: Robert Mueller's investigation into the Trump campaign expands, the difficulty con…

21 September 2017

As US special counsel Robert Mueller asks the White House for documents relating to Donald Trump’s actions since taking office, we discuss the issue. Meanwhile, we ask whether French president Emmanuel Macron has an image…

21 September 2017

We look to Spain as increased tensions see police raid Catalan government buildings to prevent their independence referendum. Plus: UK prime minister Theresa May’s message to the UN and how South Korea is trying to convince…

20 September 2017

We get the latest updates on the Catalonian referendum and take stock of what we've learned from Russia's Zapad war games. Plus: earthquake early-warning systems, Toronto gets a World Trade Centre and a flick through some…

20 September 2017

Mary Dejevsky and James Boys join Monocle’s Tom Edwards to reflect on developments at the UN. Plus: how political TV continues to shape debate 10 years after MSNBC’s ‘Morning Joe’ debut and we ask if Hillary Clinton’s book…

20 September 2017

Semi-autonomous Iraqi Kurdistan has had its sights set on independence but, in a time of ever-increasing instability in the region, why now?

20 September 2017

Science-writer Ed Yong discusses his book ‘I Contain Multitudes’ and explains why the tiny organisms living within us deserve more credit. Original air date: 4 September 2016.

20 September 2017

We ask how Donald Trump’s “rogue” nations have responded to his criticism and whether Russia’s war games provide a rare opportunity to understand the country’s military ambitions. Plus: how is the UK’s Official Charts…

20 September 2017

As Donald Trump refers to Kim Jong-Un as “rocket man”, we unpack the highlights from the UN General Assembly. Plus: the German media scene and what’s grounded thousands of travellers in New Zealand.

19 September 2017

US president Donald Trump’s warning to North Korea, how to take care of an oil fund worth of $1trn, plus a round-up of Wednesday’s Asian newspapers.

19 September 2017

We discuss Donald Trump’s extraordinary inaugural speech at the UN General Assembly and ask why Aung San Suu Kyi is ignoring persecution in Myanmar. Plus: the choice between a pay rise and a better night’s sleep and the…

19 September 2017

Aung San Suu Kyi finally speaks out about violence in Myanmar, the Netherlands’ king speaks to his government – even though it doesn’t exist and Icelandair takes in-flight entertainment a bit too far.

19 September 2017

We ask whether there is a leadership crisis brewing in the UK and how questions over Theresa May’s future might affect the country’s Brexit discussions. Plus: how Italy cut its migrant numbers, a look at Germany’s art scene…