The Late Edition
Latest Episodes
Friday 15 November
The week in Donald Trump impeachment proceedings, the lessons we need to learn from the Venice floods and why the Darude song ‘Sandstorm’ has a special meaning for Finland.
Thursday 14 November
Donald Tusk’s stark Brexit warning, Saudi Arabia’s apology after it labels feminism as ‘extremism’ and Berlin’s headache over what to do about Checkpoint Charlie.
Wednesday 13 November
Victor Bulmer-Thomas, Robert Fox and Georgina Godwin discuss the biggest news of the day: the future of Bolivia after Evo Morales, how much countries can do to protect their elections from foreign meddling and…
Tuesday 12 November
Mary Dejevsky, Alex von Tunzelmann and Andrew Mueller discuss the day’s top news stories: Nigel Farage’s non-aggression pact with the Tories, leaders in exile and the bromance between presidents Donald Trump and Recep Tayyip…
Monday 11 November
Emma Nelson, Terry Stiastny and Michael Binyon discuss the day’s top news stories: the Vox party becoming the third-biggest force in Spain’s congress, how much Russian money is funding UK politics and the demise…
Sunday 10 November
Emmanuel Macron’s recent change of tone has caught the attention of many. Florence Biedermann examines who the French president is targeting with his rhetoric. Plus: A review of the Sunday newspapers.
Saturday 9 November
Stephen Dalziel, who covered the collapse of the Soviet Union for British media, joins Georgina Godwin and Vincent McAviney as Germany marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Friday 8 November
Monocle’s editorial team analyse the week in current affairs, including the UK’s upcoming election, 30 years since the fall of the Berlin Wall and whether James Dean should really be back on our screens…
Thursday 7 November
Lance Price and Yossi Mekelberg join Andrew Mueller to discuss the UK election campaign, why Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu is at the centre of political deadlock and how speaking a second language can open doors.
Wednesday 6 November
Journalists James Rodgers and Adam LeBor discuss the ongoing impeachment process in the US and why the UK Tory party are being accused of manipulating video footage. Plus: should the working week be shorter?
