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25 February 2018
As the nation counts down to a general election our panel explores the economic and political narratives ahead of the vote. Hear their views on the most likely political outcome and what that will mean for the country – and…
6 June 2024
Monocle Radio’s Fernando Augusto Pacheco looks at the number one songs from countries that have recently held elections: Belgium, India, Madagascar, Mexico and South Africa.
6 December 2019
The UK heads to the polls in less than a week for the most important election in decades. But how certain can we be of the result? Also in the programme: what we’ve learnt from this week’s news.
11 June 2017
This week we’re discussing the outcome of Thursday’s general election in the UK. Prime minister Theresa May called the snap vote at a time when her incumbent Conservative party was flying high in the polls. But after a…
27 September 2014
Monocle foreign editor Steve Bloomfield chairs a discussion on Sweden’s soon departing government following last week’s general election. Featuring journalist Staffan Sonning and outgoing foreign minister Carl Bildt.
26 October 2020
As the final week of campaigning for the US presidential election begins, we peruse the latest Election Watch piece from the CIO in UBS Global Wealth Management. Our global panel of experts from UBS assesses the fierce…
21 July 2018
On Wednesday 100 million registered voters in Pakistan will have the chance to decide their next prime minister. But the military remains a powerful political force and corruption is rife so what chance does the winner have…
8 April 2017
France’s presidential election has 11 candidates, from established parties and no party at all. The winner will not just take France in a new direction but will also have a major impact on the future of Europe as a whole…
13 February 2016
Polls are not always accurate and in the US they are more regular and more detailed than everywhere else. But can polling actually shape a campaign, rather than merely reflect it? In this special edition of ‘The Foreign…
21 March 2015
Britain goes to the polls in May but no party can win a majority. Steve Bloomfield talks to commentators David Aaronovitch and John Rentoul about the likely chaos following the vote, while Sean Kemp gives the inside story…
10 February 2024
Voters in Indonesia, the world’s third-largest democracy, are gearing up to elect their next president in what is expected to be a hotly contested vote. Who is running and what are the key issues? Andrew Mueller speaks to…
31 October 2024
We are using the upcoming US election to put a spotlight on American cities and the challenges they face. We discuss housing struggles, how to get around, the changing world of work, the resulting state of downtown cores…
13 May 2017
The UK goes to the polls next month but enthusiasm for the vote is somewhat limited. For the media, reporting on this election is no easy task. Steve Bloomfield is joined by George Parker, political editor for ‘The Finan…
11 March 2017
The first of Europe’s big-three elections of 2017 takes place next week; in the Netherlands it is yet another test for liberal democracy. Monocle’s Steve Bloomfield is joined by Philippe Remarque, editor in chief of ‘De…
14 July 2019
With the Democratic US election debates underway, a panel of UBS experts discuss the potential economic and market implications of different election outcomes.
9 September 2019
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 airport, and…
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