14 results for Julian Assange

25 June 2024

After more than a decade in legal limbo, Julian Assange, the founder of Wikileaks, has agreed to plead guilty to charges of espionage in the US in exchange for his freedom. Also on the programme: why an Israeli Supreme…

21 August 2012

The latest on the ongoing territorial row between Japan and China, we ask what Australians think of Julian Assange, and visit Stockholm Fashion Week.

15 August 2012

How Brazil’s infrastructure investments will change the country, we visit the annual Huntsville Space and Missile Defense Conference, and discuss Julian Assange’s extradition options.

16 August 2012

Discussion of Julian Assange’s extradition battle, Marcia Carmo explains Argentine President Crisitina Kirchner’s speech style, and we hear from author Rowan Moore on architecture.

19 June 2013

Our agenda setter tells us why Hong Kongers’ sense of Chinese identity is at an all-time low, we ask how long Julian Assange will stay at London’s Ecuadorian embassy, and film critic Tim Robey helps us understand why sup…

19 October 2018

Monocle’s Ben Rylan, Markus Hippi and Melkon Charchoglyan weigh in on the story that has dominated the week: the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Plus: why has Facebook hired Nick Clegg and what can Ecuador do…

11 April 2019

We get the latest from Sudan after the military ousted president Omar Hassan al-Bashir following months of protests, ending his 30-year grip on power. Plus: we get reaction from Westminster following the late-night Brexit…

9 February 2017

How deep does the anti-establishment mood run in France? Monocle 24’s Tom Edwards is joined by Quentin Peel and Oscar Guardiola-Rivera to ask whether Marine Le Pen has a serious shot at the presidency. Meanwhile in Washi…

2 May 2019

New Zealand’s media organisations have agreed to limit their coverage of the man who stands accused of carrying out attacks on mosques in Christchurch, a nationalist party enters the government in Estonia and we unpack the…