7 January 2019

Washington Post columnist Brian Klaas predicts who’ll blink first as Donald Trump’s demand for a wall on the US border with Mexico continues to put a freeze on government business.

2 January 2019

How far is US president Donald Trump willing to go to secure money for the Mexico wall? Also in the programme: China’s latest call for Taiwan reunification and why Netflix pulled a comedy show from its service in Saudi…

10 December 2018

Theresa May delays a crucial parliamentary vote on a deal to take the UK out of the EU, France’s Emmanuel Macron tries to manage a crisis and Mexico’s new president starts delivering on his promises. Plus: after 187 years…

6 December 2018

We assess the first week in office for Mexico’s new president Andrés Manuel López Obrador, also known as Amlo. Plus: we discuss the memorial for former US president George HW Bush, get the latest from the Cop24 climate…

4 December 2018

Nato’s Russia-Ukraine headache, Mexico city’s new mayor, a browse through the Asian papers and are fashion logos becoming too similar?

3 December 2018

Is it too late to stop climate change? Why is Qatar quitting Opec? And what’s Turkey’s Recep Tayyip Erdogan doing in Venezuela? Plus: a flick through the Asian newspapers and a presidential fire sale in Mexico.

30 November 2018

We cross live to the G20 summit as leaders from the world’s top economies meet under a cloud of global political tension. Plus: protests mount in France, imagining Russia without Vladimir Putin, Mexico’s presidential ina…

27 November 2018

Carole Walker and Joy Lo Dico discuss Trump’s warning that Brexit could hurt a US/UK deal, the effect of the fuel protests on Macron’s presidency and what to expect from Mexico’s new leader.

16 November 2018

We get the latest from Mexico, where the highest court has overturned a controversial new law aimed at regulating military troops in the war on drug cartels. Plus: a stalled plan to move persecuted Rohingya refugees back…