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Russia and the Middle East
#25 13 Sep 2019

Russia and the Middle East

Israel’s plan to annex Palestinian territories wins few friends, South Korea lobbies for Japan to stop using its rising sun flag at next year’s Olympics and London Fashion Week begins. Plus: why celebrated footballers…

Scottish judges give Westminster a headache
#24 12 Sep 2019

Scottish judges give Westminster a headache

Another twist in Britain’s Brexit saga as a court rules that Boris Johnson’s suspension of parliament is unlawful. Plus: Turkey embarks on a radical plan to resettle refugees, Italy offers cash incentives to attract…

Russia names US spy
#23 11 Sep 2019

Russia names US spy

A spy who was operating on behalf of the US government in the Kremlin is named by Russian media. Plus: another Republican challenges Donald Trump, Tunisia heads to the polls and why one Finnish…

Changing of the order
#22 10 Sep 2019

Changing of the order

The UK’s colourful Commons speaker quits, Sydney scraps its lockout laws and Apple’s new iPhone arrives. Plus: when public-information campaigns are more rattling than reassuring.

Will the UK bend for a snap election?
#21 09 Sep 2019

Will the UK bend for a snap election?

Is the UK heading for a snap election? Professor Tim Bale examines the historical precedents behind the country’s current crisis. Plus: Italy’s new government gets to work, Beijing unveils the design of its new…

A test for democracy
#20 06 Sep 2019

A test for democracy

The UK’s democracy is under pressure – how well is its political framework holding up? Plus: Iran continues its nuclear programme, Switzerland’s new rail service and colourful UK MP Sir Nicholas Soames stands down.

The rebels and Jeremy Corbyn
#19 05 Sep 2019

The rebels and Jeremy Corbyn

Could Boris Johnson’s growing list of enemies scupper his Brexit strategy? Plus: Hong Kong’s leader says she’ll withdraw the controversial extradition bill that sparked the city’s ongoing protests, an unexpected architectural event sets up…

Boris on the brink
#18 04 Sep 2019

Boris on the brink

Extraordinary scenes in London as Boris Johnson loses his majority – but could Conservative party rebels take down the government? Plus: confusion over Japan’s new tax law, streaming platforms switch off binge watching and…

Tensions in Kashmir
#16 02 Sep 2019

Tensions in Kashmir

Could tensions in Kashmir boil over into a conflict between two nuclear-armed nations? Plus: city-wide strikes in Hong Kong, Disaster Prevention Day in Japan and the UK’s Brexit-preparation campaign.

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