25 September 2018
We assess the ousting of Sweden’s prime minister, Rod Rosenstein’s confusing Monday evening in Washington and the ambitious plan by the CEO of Sears to restore the fading department store’s fortunes.
19 September 2018
Pakistan’s former prime minister Nawaz Sharif and his daughter are freed from jail: what will that mean for the new PM Imran Khan? Plus: should Chinese state media journalists in Washington be classed as foreign agents? And…
10 September 2018
We analyse the gains made by the far right in Sweden following Sunday’s election. Plus: why is Washington questioning the legitimacy of the International Criminal Court? We also speak to journalist Ellen Barry about the…
31 August 2018
Why is Washington meddling in Romania’s domestic affairs? We also find out about the role of women in far-right politics, assess Donald Trump’s threat to leave the World Trade Organisation and cross live to the Berlin Tech…
30 August 2018
We ask why Washington is meddling in Romania’s domestic affairs, find out about the role of women in far-right politics, assess Donald Trump’s threat to leave the World Trade Organisation and cross live to the Berlin Tech…
23 August 2018
We discuss the continuing turmoil taking place in Washington, talk to US film-maker Eugene Jarecki about his new documentary ‘The King’, look at the future of the sitcom and assess the first AI artwork to go on sale at…
16 August 2018
Amid the trade spat between Washington and Ankara we ask how many friends Turkey has left. Plus: India’s ambitions for a manned space mission and why Emmanuel Macron’s summer holiday irritates the French.
7 August 2018
Are leaders in Washington guilty of waging “psychological warfare” against Iran? We also examine whether Nato is considering setting up a military base in Albania and ask if broadcasters should ever air the views of extr…
