31 October 2018

Although the group of asylum seekers travelling towards the US from Central America is real, the threat they pose to American citizens is not. With only a few days until the midterm elections, it doesn't take a political…

31 October 2018

As Angela Merkel confirms she won’t lead her party past 2021, we discuss what a post-Merkel Germany, and Europe, might look like. Plus: a look at relations between Brazil and China, and we learn why Mexico City has aband…

26 October 2018

Is Brazil about to plunge itself into the far right? We preview one of the world’s most contentious and consequential elections. Plus: why ‘The New York Times’ chose to publish images of Yemen’s war, Mexico City’s airport…

1 October 2018

As the US, Canada and Mexico reach a last-minute agreement to replace Nafta, who’s the real winner? Plus: North and South Korea begin removing some of the two million landmines on their border and we ponder the point of…

19 September 2018

Five people were killed after three men dressed as mariachi musicians started shooting in a busy tourist area in Mexico City. The capital has largely escaped the violence of other regions but is this changing? And will…