Kosovo goes to the polls again and South Africa’s immigration protests grow

Kosovo goes to the polls again and South Africa’s immigration protests grow

As Kosovo votes in its third parliamentary election in 18 months, we explore the presidential deadlock that caused it. Then: South Africa’s leader faces pressure from anti-immigration protests. Plus: life in Cuba, the future of print in the art world and Meta reacts to Australia’s journalist laws.



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Freedom Edge drills: trilateral exercises kick off between the United States, Japan and South Korea

Freedom Edge drills: trilateral exercises kick off between the United States, Japan and South Korea

We explore the new trilateral defence drills and the extent of the US involvement. Plus: Undersea drone wars with Verineia Codrean of Euroatlas; the mayors of Lisbon and Maputo; and a look at Biennale...

8 Sep 1h

Why is Israeli settler violence a public relations problem for the US?

Why is Israeli settler violence a public relations problem for the US?

US ambassador Mike Huckabee visits the West Bank as settler violence worsens. Then: the EU makes a deal with Greenland, the global view of the end of summer and the Venice film festival continues.See ...

7 Sep 59min

Germany’s coalition conundrum: Can the AfD be contained?

Germany’s coalition conundrum: Can the AfD be contained?

How Germany’s regional elections pose one of the greatest threats to Freidrich Merz and Germany’s political firewall against the AfD. Plus: why are some Asian airlines able to absorb the new cost of f...

4 Sep 58min

Xi in Cairo and Egypt’s strategic balancing act

Xi in Cairo and Egypt’s strategic balancing act

Xi is visiting Egypt for the first time in a decade. Why does Cairo matter to Beijing and what does the visit tell us about Egypt’s ability to balance its relationships with China, the US and its regi...

3 Sep 1h

Why Russia remains a force in the Sahel

Why Russia remains a force in the Sahel

We look at Niger to understand Moscow’s continuing military role in the region. Plus: Hagen’s CEO Tim Schroeder on Danish coffee culture, the art of cartography and Monocle’s Quality of Life Conferenc...

2 Sep 1h

Is the US-Iran conflict entering a new phase?

Is the US-Iran conflict entering a new phase?

Is the Middle East returning to war? We examine renewed US-Iran hostilities, the Gulf response and whether there is still a path back to negotiations.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy informatio...

1 Sep 57min

Taiwan defies China as Dubai Airport defies the odds

Taiwan defies China as Dubai Airport defies the odds

Taiwan and Australia battle China for primacy at the Pacific Islands Forum. Plus: Dubai Airports CEO Paul Griffiths on how a key aviation hub has managed to keep flying through conflict and remain con...

31 Aug 58min

What’s behind renewed tensions between Greece and Turkey?

What’s behind renewed tensions between Greece and Turkey?

Are relations really deteriorating between the two countries or are they simply returning to old patterns? We analyse the situation in Europe’s southeast and look at what is driving the hostility.See ...

28 Aug 58min

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