The Globalist

Is it almost over? We get to grips with what might be Brexit’s final resolution. Plus: Canada’s elections, a technology round-up and a snippet from our Big Interview with chef Darina Allen.

A showdown looms as the Boris Johnson takes his Brexit deal to Westminster. Plus: Thailand’s opposition parties make their voices heard, why Sweden searched for a Russian submarine that never existed and the films to watch this winter.

As the EU summit commences, we find out the latest on Brexit. Plus: Carrie Lam’s disastrous day in Hong Kong, what we should and shouldn't read into Kim Jung-un taking a snowy ride on his white horse and a snappy preview of Monocle’s November issue.

After the fourth Democratic debate – the first since calls for Trump’s impeachment – we discuss the front-runners and those who got left behind. Plus: more Brexit deadline chaos, the likelihood of an Isis resurgence and the head of the Man Booker jury on this week’s controversial prize.

What is Russia’s role in the Middle East – and how is its influence growing? Plus: what the Budapest mayoral elections mean for Viktor Orban, the latest in luxury retail and a quick check-in on Japan’s Rugby World Cup.

As Recep Tayyip Erdogan threatens to flood Europe with migrants, we ask whether another refugee crisis is on the EU’s doorstep. Plus: why Irish PM Leo Varadkar makes an unlikely Taoiseach and the latest on the Trump-Ukraine scandal.

Where is US foreign policy headed? Plus: a preview of Tunisia’s upcoming election, why Romania’s government has collapsed and why China is unhappy with the NBA.

We hear from Turkey as its military begins incursions against neighbouring Kurds in Syria. Plus: why Australia is cracking down on climate-change protestors, a word with political journalist and author Marie Le Conte and a look at the future of rail travel with Monocle’s editor in chief.

We analyse the escalating tensions between Boris Johnson’s government and Brussels, look ahead to Poland’s election and hear why LGBT rights are being debated by the US Supreme Court.

We discuss Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw US troops from Syria, find out what's on the agenda for a meeting between the leaders of China and Pakistan, learn about the history of diplomatic immunity and hear from US novelist James Ellroy.