We discuss US-China relations in the age of Donald Trump, analyse the political future of Angela Merkel and look at the week's top technology and business stories.

We discuss the impeachment of South Korea’s president Park Geun-hye and ask whether it is possible to clamp down on fake news. Plus: we look back on the life of US national hero John Glenn.

We ask if Syria’s five-year civil war could be nearing its conclusion and whether the UK’s foreign secretary Boris Johnson is right to criticise Saudi Arabia. Plus: does the Turner Prize still matter?

We ask what life is really like in an under-siege Aleppo and discuss the appointment of France’s new prime minister Bernard Cazeneuve. Plus: are compilation CDs more popular than ever?

Jay Garner’s deputy in the Iraq War tells us about the fight to retake Mosul and we discuss the legacy of Italy’s outgoing prime minister Matteo Renzi. Plus: why is Lego undertaking its biggest organisational shake-up in its history?

Turbulence in Italy after PM Matteo Renzi's referendum defeat, Uzbekistan votes for its new leader and a Brexit hearing starts in the UK Supreme Court.

We discuss General James “Mad Dog” Mattis, the man appointed as the new US defence secretary, and unpack François Hollande’s shock statement that he won’t run for a second term. Plus: a report from Art Basel Miami Beach.

We hear Trump’s latest remarks on Pakistan, find out about the future challenges for Colombia following the new Farc deal and discuss why Helsinki’s Guggenheim plans got rejected.

We discuss the future of the Iranian nuclear deal, analyse German fears over Russian hacking and judge the merits and future of the new Colombian-Farc peace deal. Plus: we look at Copenhagen’s love affair with cycling.

We discuss French politics, business news and Donald Trump’s candidates for secretary of state. Plus: we meet French artist Richard Orlinski.