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Latest Episodes
Who is Japan’s new prime minister, Sanae Takaichi?
Japan is set to elect its first female prime minister but what can we expect from her leadership? Plus: the latest news from Latin America and a preview of the Nobel Peace Prize.
Death toll rises in Morocco as youth protests continue to rock the country
As demonstrations against Morocco’s government enter their sixth day, we discuss the politics at play.
The US government shuts down: what next?
As Congress fails to reach an agreement to prevent a government shutdown, we discuss the politics and consequences at play. Plus: the latest on the Global Sumud Flotilla, the blueberry market in Zimbabwe and remembering Jane Goodall
Key EU leaders meet in Copenhagen to discuss drone security and Ukraine’s path to EU accession
EU leaders gather in Copenhagen following a wave of mysterious drone incursions. Then: a litmus test from Madagascar as the island nation’s president dissolves the government. Plus: ‘La Galerie du 19M Tokyo’ exhibition by Chanel.
Is China serious about attracting foreign workers or toying with the US?
China is launching a new K visa for skilled workers. We explore the country’s plan to attract the best foreign talent and whether Indian students rejected by the US will take the bait.
The aftermath of New York’s UNGA, from Iran to Israel
What a week of diplomacy and speeches in New York means in the Middle East. Plus: Moldova’s PSA party has won a crucial election billed as a choice between the EU and Moscow. And: China inaugurates the world’s tallest bridge.
The most important election in Moldova’s history?
The latest from Chisinau ahead of Moldova’s parliamentary elections. Then: How will Taiwan recover from the devastating effects of Typhoon Ragasa? Plus: Milan Fashion Week and a flick through the new issue of Monocle.
As Russia continues to test Nato’s resolve, how should it respond?
As Putin’s drone incursions into Europe continue, we discuss how Nato might respond. Plus: Tensions in Lebanon over a Beirut tourist site, Nasa’s first flight to the Moon in 50 years and speciality coffee in Tokyo.
Trump attacks the UN, Hong Kong braces for super typhoon Ragasa and falcons on planes
Donald Trump hits out at the United Nations, the strongest storm of the year nears Hong Kong and falconry season is back in the Gulf. Plus: Vatican news and more.
France formally recognises Palestinian statehood and the effects of Trump’s tariffs on Switzerland
Live from Zürich: The latest from the first day of the UNGA. Rahul Sahgal, Swiss AmCham’s CEO, unpacks how Washington’s tariffs are affecting Bern. Plus: Highlights from London Fashion Week.
