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4 February 2019
How will allegations of racism against Virginia’s governor affect the Democrats? Plus, uncertainty in Venezuela, controversy at Melbourne University Press and Tyler Brûlé looks at the year ahead in publishing.
14 June 2020
In a special interview, Andrew Mueller catches up with Adam Goodes, a legend of Australian Rules football and the subject of a new documentary, ‘The Australian Dream’, which tells the story of Goodes’s life and career, and…
24 August 2017
We assess the impact of a statement from the United Nations warning of an alarming rise of racism in the US. Plus: the importance of Egyptian diplomacy, a look at maritime safety in the wake of a series of collisions and…
3 June 2020
Former UK foreign secretary Malcolm Rifkind and Monocle’s James Chambers have the latest on the situation in Hong Kong. Plus: tackling the causes of racism in the US, plans for a truce in Libya and Nic Monisse’s urbanism…
18 November 2016
As new polls point to a dire result in Italy’s upcoming referendum, we ask who might replace prime minister Matteo Renzi. Plus: Donald Trump puts racism and climate scepticism centre stage with his new team appointments and…
1 July 2020
Alex Bennett-Grant is the founder and CEO of Amsterdam-based We Are Pi, an award-winning ad agency. He tells us about working with clients to reflect changes in culture and society, from digital transformation to calls to…
12 July 2023
Monocle’s team in Vilnius tells us why Volodymyr Zelensky is critical of Nato. Plus, the Finnish government’s racism scandal, the latest business news and how the Portuguese government is encouraging young people to pick…
16 July 2019
As hints of an agreement between Yemen’s warring sides emerge, we examine the role of a location during peace conferences. Plus: Ursula von der Leyen makes her final pitch to European lawmakers, the political strategy…
4 December 2022
Georgina Godwin speaks to the winner of the 2022 Bollinger Everyman Wodehouse Prize for Comic Fiction: celebrated American author Percival Everett. His winning novel ‘The Trees’, which was also shortlisted for the 2022…
18 February 2017
Born in Germany in the 1950s with Bengali ancestry, Steven Uhly is no stranger to racism. But his Spanish stepfather enriched him with the culture of Spain and life in Köln made him feel as German as the rest of the city’s…
20 April 2015
After the weekend’s boat disaster in the Mediterranean, officials from 28 nations hold an emergency meeting to discuss the crisis. We discuss how the EU might handle the increasingly desperate situation. Plus France’s new…
13 September 2018
As the European Parliament votes to trigger Article 7 against Hungary, we assess the state of the union. Plus: an Australian newspaper accused of racism publishes its offending cartoon again, gossip website Gawker aims for…
15 January 2018
We discuss Donald Trump’s lengthy record of racism and outline the ways in which the false alarm in Hawaii hints at a slippery slope toward nuclear war. Plus: UK newspaper ‘The Guardian’ switches to a compact format and the…
1 March 2017
We discuss racism in Trump’s America with Christian Picciolini, founder of Life After Hate and author of ‘Romantic Violence: Memoirs of an American Skinhead’. Plus: why US asylum seekers are heading to Manitoba and the…
5 August 2016
What are the risks of giving presidential candidates such as Donald Trump access to sensitive intelligence documents? Plus: why Turkey is accusing Austria of racism, a look ahead to this weekend's Olympic events in Rio and…
28 June 2016
Jonathan Fenby and Michael Goldfarb join Steve Bloomfield to review an embarrassing day for the UK at the European parliament as Nigel Farage airs his frustrations. Plus: post-Brexit racism on the rise and crisis in the…
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