23 June 2017

Why four Arab nations want Al Jazeera shut down, the latest on South Korea’s corruption saga and what happens when you give a dog some beer (note: from London's first bar for pooches).

23 June 2017

We analyse the future of EU citizens in the UK after Theresa May’s meetings in Brussels. Plus: the future of Chinese street food and the day’s top business news.

22 June 2017

We discuss healthcare in the US, security in Mosul, journalism ethics and student activism in Bosnia. Plus: a review of the Asian newspapers and an interview with the deputy mayor of Paris.

22 June 2017

In the first episode of our Resite series we meet celebrated landscape architect Kathryn Gustafson and Paris’s deputy mayor Jean-Louis Missika at Forum Karlín in Prague.

22 June 2017

Jacob Parakilas, Martin Plaut and Monocle’s Tom Edwards ask whether the US Democrats are being weighed down by a branding problem and question why the EU is avoiding refugee issues at today’s summit. Plus: Zimbabwe’s lea…

22 June 2017

We ask how long much longer Isis can last in Mosul. Plus: UK prime minister Theresa May tries to convince EU leaders that Brexit talks can go on as planned despite her election disaster and Paris Fashion Week gets underway…

22 June 2017

We look at how Russia’s aggressive tactics are creating risky situations for Nato-allied countries on its borders. Plus: Romania ousts its prime minister and London recovers from a series of traumatic events.

21 June 2017

Historian Christopher Lee examines the role of Queen Elizabeth in British public life, Major-General Tim Cross explains how Russia-US political tensions result in sabre-rattling in the air and Shashank Joshi analyses cha…

21 June 2017

After Sunday’s attack on a tourist resort just outside Bamako, Andrew Mueller asks who are Mali’s Islamists and what do they want?

21 June 2017

Michael Goldfarb joins Monocle’s Andrew Mueller and Fernando Augusto Pacheco to discuss the dwindling diplomatic options for dealing with North Korea. Plus: life after conflict for Colombia's rebels, Argentina's former…

21 June 2017

We get the latest from France, where four ministers have resigned this week. Plus: the lessons that Belgian intelligence officers should learn from yesterday’s bomb attack and a new announcement on the fate of Tokyo’s…

21 June 2017

We look at how the death of Otto Warmbier might affect US relations with North Korea and ask what was discussed between presidents Trump and Poroshenko in Washington this week. Plus: we preview the opening of the new pav…

20 June 2017

We’re live in Brussels following an attempted suicide bomb attack, we discuss Jared Kushner’s trip to the Middle East, find out why Bulgaria and Macedonia are improving relations, and analyse European defence policy. Plus…

20 June 2017

Can London maintain its status as a tolerant and accepting city? Monocle editor Andrew Tuck seeks the insights of Daniella Peled and James Boys. Plus: the changing international dialogue over North Korea, the US and Pale…

20 June 2017

As the European Court of Human Rights condemns the so-called “gay propaganda” law in Russia, we discuss the ruling’s implications. Plus: new products revealed at the Paris Air Show and the day’s top business news.