The Globalist

We look at the role the Democrats have to play following Donald Trump’s State of the Union Address, discuss how to counteract gender bias in the filmmaking industry and learn about the new challenger in Egypt’s upcoming elections.

With a spate of deadly attacks rocking Kabul in the past week, we analyse the chances of lasting peace in Afghanistan. Plus: results from the Czech election and the UK’s future in Europe.

Davos update, from the arrival of the US president to Theresa May’s speech. Plus: we take a look at a new book that asks whether we’ve misread North Korea and wrap up our series on bilateral relations.

As Angela Merkel says that the current world order is under threat, we look at Germany’s role on the world stage. Plus: an update on Italy’s Five Star Movement and we learn how Paris gets things done when its main river is threatening to flood the city.

US and Turkish diplomacy over Syria, the presidential candidates in Egypt who are being forced out of the race and the curious bilateral relationship between Finland and Namibia. Plus: EU creditors start debt-relief talks for Greece.

We’re in Davos as this year’s World Economic Forum kicks off; we also hear about US secretary of state Rex Tillerson’s visit to London and look at the curious bilateral relationship between Israel and India. Plus: a report from Maison et Objet in Paris.

One year since five million women rallied in cities across the US, we assess where the movement stands today as President Donald Trump marks his first year in office. Then: Apple’s CEO Tim Cook and Malala Yousafzai announced exclusively to our technology correspondent that they will be collaborating on a new initiative to educate girls. Plus: business in Cairo, front pages and more.

We look at the reaction this week to Donald Trump’s perception of the media, learn about Romania’s new prime minister and preview the Maison et Objet fair in Paris.

We discuss the rights of British people living in the EU post-Brexit, look at whether health plays a part in politicians’ fitness to lead and learn why Berlin’s transport authority is putting its best foot forward.

We look at the future of the US’s involvement in Syria and how that affects relations with Turkey. Plus, we discuss the death of prominent Kosovo Serb politician Oliver Ivanovic, and check in with our business editor at the SIHH watch fair in Geneva.