31 May 2018
With metal tariffs imposed on key allies, we explore the likelihood of US president Donald Trump initiating a trade war with the EU. Plus: Assad invokes Iraq in his warning to the US, London’s TfL looks to expand to Latin…
17 May 2018
Good news for UK officials in Brussels, where the European Parliament has announced that they’ll be allowed to stay following Brexit – we explore what Brits across the rest of the continent can expect. Plus: Danish special…
11 May 2018
A lookahead to this weekend’s parliamentary elections in Iraq, the future of Malaysia under a new prime minister and a round-up of the day’s top news from Cannes.
18 October 2017
As Russia and the US head towards a showdown at the UN over chemical weapons in Syria, we ask Kofi Annan’s former communications director what we should expect. Plus: Iraq invites BP back to its Kurdish oilfields, Québec…
10 October 2017
Why does the debate about Catalan independence matter so much to France and Germany? We also discuss Russia’s claim that the US is pretending to fight Isis militants in Iraq and why Che Guevara’s legacy is causing contro…
30 September 2017
This week more than 90 per cent of Iraqi Kurds voted in favour of seceding from Iraq – a predictable result that has nonetheless wrongfooted everybody. Can Iraq be kept together? Does it matter if it isn’t? And could Kur…
26 September 2017
The Kurdish independence vote in Iraq has gone ahead as planned and Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan isn't happy about it. Plus: Republicans lose another healthcare bill, Saudi women get the right to drive and a flick…
