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26 May 2014
We check in with Gulliver Cragg in Kiev and Jason Strother in Seoul as well as looking at the controversy over universal justice in Spain. Plus: ABC’s Peter Ryan reveals what Australian MP Bill Heffernan smuggled into…
23 July 2014
What can the world expect from Indonesia’s new president? We also ask is Europe shying away from enforcing tough sanctions on Russia, and look to Toronto to hear what its citizens think of a new streetcar system. Plus, we…
24 February 2014
Jeffrey Kofman of ABC News and Gavin Macfadyen of the Centre for Investigative Journalism join Andrew Tuck to discuss a range of subjects: Ukraine, Russia, Turkey's internet laws and gay rights – or the lack thereof – in…
18 May 2015
As a British naval serviceman blows the whistle on lackadaisical security at the UK’s nuclear-submarine base, we ask whether he’s raised valid points. Meanwhile in the US, ABC News anchor George Stephanopoulos is in a spot…
19 May 2015
In the race for the White House, how much weight does a vice-presidential nominee carry? In addition, ABC’s George Stephanopoulos problem isn’t going away, Prince Charles meets Sinn Féin’s leader and another big bank mulls…
16 January 2015
With Donetsk Airport now under rebel control, hopes for further talks are fading fast. Tadhg Enright is joined by Mary Dejevsky from ‘The Independent’ and Jeffrey Kofman from ABC News as we discuss the deteriorating situ…
15 October 2013
We set the day’s news agenda with ABC’s London correspondent Jeffrey Kofman, discuss why the Mo Ibrahim Prize was unable to find a winner for the fourth time in five years, and talk with self-styled “future archaeologist”…
28 June 2024
This week, celebrated chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten joins us in the studio to discuss his latest opening, ABC kitchens. Plus: we learn about the new book ‘Sift’ by Nicola Lamb and our in-house wine expert, Chloé Lake,…
20 September 2014
Monocle’s foreign editor Steve Bloomfield hosts a discussion on Australian prime minister Tony Abbott’s first year in office looking at immigration reform, climate policy and the nation’s presence on the world stage. With…
8 September 2014
Jeffrey Kofman of ABC News and Phil Clark of Soas discuss Islamic State, Ukraine’s shaky ceasefire and the troubled trial of Kenyan president Uhuru Kenyatta. We also speak to Lucy Mangan about her new book, get the best art…
29 January 2014
Author and Latin American expert Oscar Guardiola-Rivera analyses the news coming out of Celac, Bernard Keane of Crikey reports on Tony Abbott's latest outburst against the ABC and David Plaisant returns from sports-business…
23 August 2013
ABC’s London correspondent Jeffrey Kofman assesses the current state of Syria and Egypt, we find out why Italy’s coalition may be on the brink of collapse, and head to the tiny medieval town of Saint-Prex to hear how it’s…
21 February 2013
Our San Francisco correspondent previews Google’s bricks-and-mortar plans, we visit the defence trade show IDEX in Abu Dhabi, and ABC News’s Jeffrey Kofman reviews the morning newspapers with our editor-in-chief, Tyler…
29 October 2013
We discuss the latest on the US spying scandal with Jeffrey Kofman, London correspondent for ABC news. We also ask whether the Democratic Republic of Congo could defeat its most powerful rebel group - the M23 - and talk…
3 October 2013
Norway’s most popular car is an electric one – we look at what other countries could learn from Scandinavian e-mobility. We also speak to Marcus Chown, author of “What a Wonderful World”, and ABC’s London correspondent…
5 September 2013
ABC News's Jeffrey Kofman sets the day's news agenda, James Schneider outlines the challenges ahead for Mali's new president, author Jim Ring explains the appeal of the Alps for Nazi Germany and Adam LeBor gives us the…
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