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9 November 2018
We look at the increasingly tense relationship between China and Australia, find out why far-right demonstrators are expected on the streets of Warsaw this weekend and get the latest on Robert Mueller’s inquiry into the…
30 October 2018
We assess tensions surrounding Donald Trump’s visit to Pittsburgh following a mass shooting at a synagogue, the blurring definitions of “free and fair” elections, the right-wing provocateurs visiting Australia, the latest…
30 October 2018
Will Donald Trump unequivocally denounce white nationalism before he visits Pittsburgh? We also find out what Australia’s spymaster thinks about Chinese meddling, get the latest business headlines from Bloomberg and take…
24 October 2018
Is the US Republican party’s election strategy rooted entirely in fictional fearmongering? We assess the evidence. Plus: the state of arms sales in the Middle East, why Australia’s parliament is haunted by ghosts of leaders…
24 October 2018
In an historic upset, Australia’s governing coalition lost its one-seat parliamentary majority following a by-election in the Sydney electorate of Wentworth. Andrew Mueller explains why this comes as a shock, and asks if…
22 October 2018
Italy is defying the EU and standing by its contentious budget – we assess growing eurozone tensions. Plus: why the US is prioritising a rollback of minority rights, a boost for Poland’s ruling party, how Australia’s gov…
16 October 2018
Could Australia be about to recognise Jerusalem as Israel’s capital? We also hear from the former Italian prime minister Matteo Renzi, discuss political polling in Brazil and find out about General Electric’s designs for…
13 October 2018
Jones, one of Australia’s most celebrated authors, has been winning almost every prize going recently – not least making the longlist for the Man Booker and the Orange prize. She tells us about her journey through fiction…
11 October 2018
As Emmanuel Macron delays a cabinet reshuffle, we ask whether the man blazing a trail abroad is in deep trouble back at home. Plus: how Donald Trump factors into Japan and Australia's vow to keep the pressure up on North…
10 October 2018
We discuss the disappearance of Saudi Arabian journalist Jamal Khashoggi, learn why Australia is telling new arrivals to settle away from its major cities and look at the history – and future – of long-haul flying.
9 October 2018
George Brock and Sebastian Borger discuss the latest IMF report, Angela Merkel’s leadership challenges and Australia’s plan to limit the number of new immigrants in its cities.
3 October 2018
Brian Klaas and Joy Lo Dico review deepening divisions in the UK’s government, the dodgy tax schemes that made Donald Trump rich, the EU’s Australia-style offshore immigration idea and Netflix's choose-your-own-ending…
1 October 2018
We get the reaction after Washington and Ottawa agree terms on a free-trade deal and update the stakes at the Conservative Party conference in the UK. Plus: what’s behind a plan to change Australia Day?
28 September 2018
Monocle’s Chiara Rimella details reports of a major rift at the heart of Italy’s government. Plus: we find out about joint navy drills between Japan and the UK, explore the crisis at Australia’s public-service broadcaster…
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