Giacomo Gambineri
Macri economics
President Mauricio Macri started on the right foot. A year on, he has credit in the bank, but only the metaphorical one. Can he now rescue Argentina's economy from its crisis?
Ageing gracefully: how Toyama redesigned city life for an older population
How to care for an ageing population is a question facing every city. Those that answer it by inviting seniors to live and interact in their centres are discovering far-reaching benefits.
Americas
When it comes to agreements on trans-Pacific trade, Hillary Clinton will be hoping for the help of a lame duck.
Europe
A third constitutional referendum in 15 years for Italy, plus the special bond between Québec and Bavaria.
Bright outlook
Despite a wobbling economy and tightened belts, this small Nordic country is leading the way in education and technology – and reinventing itself for the 21st century.
Fresh appeal
A poverty-stricken nation with the potential to become a global powerhouse, India’s greatest challenge is its hope: can Modi harness the power of the youth?
Dark arts
How can cities that claim to never sleep better serve their night-time economies? We visit London, Sydney and Buenos Aires to find out if late-night venues and services are truly accessible for everyone.
State of the nation: Germany
Merkel may be in murky waters at home and in Europe but her country is on the up.
State of a nation: Indonesia
Examining chances for change and the limits of power in Southeast Asia’s polyglot republic.
Advance preview
Game of Silence and ultra-high-definition are here to take centre stage. Tune in for all the televisual delights that 2016 has to offer with our titillating round-up of future TV trends.
