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3 June 2024
US president Joe Biden lays out a ceasefire proposal for Israel and Hamas and Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky accuses China of helping Russia sabotage its upcoming peace summit. Then: business news with Bloomberg, we report…
23 August 2014
Monocle foreign-editor Steve Bloomfield chairs a discussion on the fight against Islamic State militant forces in Iraq and Syria. Featuring Shashank Joshi of the Royal United Services Institute and Iraqi commentator Zaid…
18 September 2014
We analyse how nations are attempting to unite against Islamic State, get the latest on Scotland’s independence referendum, and hear the top stories from Toronto.
16 May 2012
A look at whether nations benefit from truth commissions, what unites the state and church, and coverage of Bucharest’s Black Sea Defense and Aerospace exhibition.
25 March 2021
With a new administration in residence at the White House and cities beginning to recover from the pandemic, is there some hope on the horizon for transport in the United States?
19 June 2014
Build: The Urbanist reports from the Bilbao Urban Innovation and Leadership Dialogues conference, hosted by the German Marshall Fund of the United States (GMFUS).
18 March 2021
Why has Russia summoned its ambassador in the United States back to Moscow? Plus: the latest on Brazil’s public-health crisis, the business headlines from Bloomberg and Italy’s pop charts.
7 September 2021
We discuss US secretary of state Antony Blinken’s campaign to create a united front to deal with the crisis in Afghanistan. Plus, a look at the G20 health ministers’ meeting in Rome and the biggest announcements at Milan’s…
11 September 2011
For edition 116 of the Monocle Weekly, we hear from Michael Chertoff, former United States secretary of homeland security, who met our editor Andrew Tuck to discuss the state of global security a decade after 9/11.
10 February 2012
Korea’s joint industrial zone helps unite both southern and northern states, why Vladimir Putin is attracting church voters and our weekly luxury brand check in.
22 July 2014
Will South Korea begin the process of national healing after finding the body of a businessman connected with the Sewol ferry disaster? We also profile Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu's political future and dis…
26 February 2024
The government of the Palestinian Authority resigns amid US pressure to improve governance of the West Bank. Plus: European leaders meet in Paris to show a united front on Ukraine and even after Nikki Haley loses to Donald…
9 October 2020
In the third episode of our US election series, Karen Donfried, the president of the German Marshall Fund of the United States, talks to Chris Cermak about the challenges for the transatlantic relationship and how to get…
12 June 2017
As the UK’s government descends into chaos, Jane Kinninmont and Tim Marshall join Monocle editor Andrew Tuck to discuss what might come next. Plus: how Donald Trump’s handling of James Comey is baiting fake-news enthusiasts…
20 July 2024
In this special episode, recorded partially in Washington during the Nato Summit, we take a look at the United States’ willingness and ability to assume its traditional role as leader of the free world in this pivotal era…
5 April 2021
An alleged coup plot in Jordan leads to the reported arrest of the Hashemite Kingdom’s former crown prince, the latest on the United States’ impressive vaccination programme and Monocle’s Balkans correspondent brings us a…
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