The Globalist

Monocle 24’s unrivalled coverage of news and current affairs kicks off on weekdays with ‘The Globalist’ at 07.00 GMT/08.00 CET. Anchored from London and Zürich, join our editors for insight and opinion on the big current affairs and business stories of the day and a review of the European front pages. Nominated for Best Daily Podcast in the 2020 British Podcast Awards.

We hear the latest on the deadly conflict in Ethiopia’s Tigray region and unpack what it means for stability in the Horn of Africa. Plus: why Peru’s president lasted just five days and the latest energy and climate news.

We discuss relations between London and Moscow ahead of the first UK diplomatic visit to Russia since 2017. Plus: we get our weekly roundup of good news and hear about Barcelona’s 10-year plan to reclaim city streets from cars.

We look at the disarray inside Downing Street as the architect of the Brexit campaign announces that he’ll resign. Plus, we unpack the agenda at the ASEAN summit in Hanoi and round up the latest tech news.

We discuss the dangers to the US government from Donald Trump’s refusal to accept defeat in the election. Plus: Hong Kong’s new ability to expel dissenting lawmakers and the enduring appeal of compact discs in Japan.

We assess the EU’s plans to reset the transatlantic agenda under President Biden. Plus: the latest on the political drama unfolding in Peru, and why Netflix is going linear.

We get the latest from Turkey amid political chaos related to the country’s troubled currency. Plus: Russia’s view of Joe Biden’s election win and a round-up of the latest technology news.

After a long and drawn-out US election, we assess the next four years for America and its relationships abroad. Plus: Andrew Mueller rounds up his favourite good news of the week.

We break down the storylines from an extraordinary week in US politics and look at the global reaction to the presidential election. Plus: the morning’s newspapers and the latest box-office news.

Our election correspondents have the latest on the US results. Plus, we look at the future of the Paris climate accord and hear how independent bookshops are fighting back against Amazon.