The Globalist

What's next for the UK post-Brexit? We also focus on the atrocities being perpetrated on Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar and investigate the mysterious disappearance of two prominent Chinese generals on the eve of the Communist party congress.

We reflect on the dramatic events in Catalonia over the past 24 hours, look at the fallout from the visa disagreement between the US and Turkey and get the latest from the Frankfurt Book Fair.

We get the latest from Spain as the country prepares for a potential declaration of independence by Catalonia. Plus: what role does Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps play – and why is the US concerned? And we learn why Australia is analysing the identity of its deputy prime minister.

After hundreds of thousands of demonstrators take to the streets of Barcelona in support of unity with Spain, we ask where the country can go from here. Plus: the Tories in crisis, cyber warfare in the Baltics and business from Milan.

As Spain attempts to block Catalonia’s bid for independence, we ask what the following weeks might have in store for the country. Plus: the latest on the continuing crisis in Myanmar, the role of luck in politics and the career of Nobel Prize winner Kazuo Ishiguro.

We ask whether the EU should step in to mediate Spain and Catalonia’s stand-off? Plus: why Rex Tillerson and Donald Trump haven’t been seeing eye to eye and London’s Frieze Art Fair.

Why is the US incapable of tackling its gun industry's complacency towards mass shootings? Plus: the topics that leaders of Saudi Arabia and Russia will be covering in their meeting today and a look at the life of Kurdish leader and former Iraqi president Jalal Talabani.

We analyse the political and media rhetoric surrounding the largest mass shooting in US history. Plus: an update on the diplomatic outlook for Qatar and why UK airline Monarch has left more than 100,000 people stranded on holiday.

Our correspondent is live in Barcelona as Spain digests the outcome of yesterday’s controversial independence referendum. Meanwhile, will Iran abandon the nuclear deal if the US withdraws its support? Plus: Monocle’s editor in chief Tyler Brûlé looks back at the life of publishing giant Si Newhouse.

Catalan independence: will the region vote to secede from the rest of Spain? We also discuss whether France’s domestic problems will curtail Emmanuel Macron’s grand European ambitions and speak to an editor at ‘The Süddeutschen Zeitung’ about the paper’s greatest scoop. Plus: why are an Albanian dictator’s war bunkers getting a makeover?