The Globalist

Trump’s “deal of the century” for peace in the Middle East – should we take it seriously? Plus: Jacinda Ardern starts campaigning in New Zealand, Hong Kong’s border situation and the countdown to the Iowa caucuses.

The UK government's confused approach to migration post-Brexit, how the coronavirus outbreak is threatening business globally and a new comedy film breaking records in Brazil.

How much do we know about Donald Trump's promised peace plan for the Middle East? Plus: the latest developments in the coronavirus outbreak, and Los Angeles's project to count its homeless population.

We recap the week at the World Economic Forum in Davos. Plus, updates on: unrest in Lebanon, Italy’s fragile coalition government, product design in Russia, and how to make tech more humane with ethicist Tristan Harris.

The latest from Davos as the World Economic Forum continues. Plus: Greece's first female president, the phone-hacking allegations against Saudi Arabia's leader and lessons from neuroscientist and comic Sophie Scott.

We head to Davos and Zürich to analyse the World Economic Forum and discuss artificial intelligence with digital anthropologist Rahaf Harfoush, the media outlook with journalist Mark Dittli and the bigger picture with Monocle’s editor in chief Tyler Brûlé. Plus: the latest rifts in Norway’s government and a look at Paris Fashion Week.

The extradition hearing for Huawei’s Meng Wanzhou begins and Xi Jinping returns from Myanmar – will China step up as a diplomatic leader? Plus: a word on Davos with Tyler Brûlé, Emilia-Romagna’s election and art fairs.

On the eve of Trump's impeachment, we look at what might lie ahead. Also: how Hong Kong's protests are affecting its cultural life, a dispatch from Davos and “flight-shaming” in Sweden. Plus, Paris Men's Fashion Week.

With Donald Trump’s impeachment under way, we look into some of the allegations. Plus: peace talks for Libya, protests in Lebanon, the World Economic Forum in Davos and how far off are commercial flights into space?

We discuss why the Russian government has just resigned and what it means for Vladimir Putin. Plus: we speak with author Chloe Hooper about Australia's wildfire crisis, and learn where embattled airline Flybe is headed.