The Globalist

We discuss the latest fallout from the UK’s Brexit crisis, find out why Rohingya refugees might face a mobile-phone blackout and get the latest business news from the Middle East.

Andrew Mueller looks back on the life of former Zimbabwe leader Robert Mugabe, who has died aged 95. Plus: Benjamin Netanyahu’s diplomatic talks in London, elections in Moscow and India’s race to space.

What’s next after a double defeat for Boris Johnson in the House of Commons? Plus: we ask what Shinzo Abe stands to gain from a meeting with Vladimir Putin and dive into a new book about fast fashion.

The latest from our Hong Kong bureau as Carrie Lam plans to withdraw the extradition bill that sparked months of protests. Plus: MPs take control of the UK’s House of Commons, and Japan and South Korea’s trade spat.

Can the Iran deal be saved and, if so, who can save it? Why are tensions between Israel and Hezbollah on the rise – again? And can Argentina’s economic crisis be stopped? Plus: could your doorbell be used to fight crime?

The clock continues to tick for UK MPs battling to stop a no-deal Brexit. Is Colombia’s peace process in danger? And why is Australia’s refugee policy being questioned? Plus: what is delaying Dubai World Central Airport?

As authorities arrest prominent pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong, we ask our bureau chief what’s next. Plus: US-Polish relations, Japan’s Disaster Prevention Day and a visit to Popocatépetl volcano near Mexico City.

We look at the decision to prorogue parliament in the UK and unpack the fate of the Italian coalition. Plus: resolution edges closer in US-Taliban peace, the business headlines and a quick tour of Stockholm.

After another weekend of violent protests in Hong Kong, how long does Carrie Lam have to find a solution? Can remain-supporting UK MPs prevent a hard Brexit? Plus: Erdogan meets Putin and we hear from our LA bureau.

We ask whether the G7’s commitments to the Amazon wildfires will be enough and what its impact on the international community will look like. Plus: Venice Film festival and can a new coalition repel Italy’s far-right?