The Globalist

As the UK government tries to work out what Brexit actually means, we ask an expert on EU law and citizenship what the British people are likely to lose. Meanwhile, we look to Africa as the Republic of Burundi declares its intent to withdraw from the International Criminal Court. Plus: the latest from Japan’s International Aerospace Exhibition.

As Spain celebrates its national day, we assess what a year without a government has meant for the separatist movement in Catalonia. Plus: Australia's ongoing argument about same-sex marriage and Andrew Mueller offers his take on the art of lyrical satire.

As Russia blocks a UN Security Council bid to end the bombing of Aleppo, French president François Hollande looks to cancel a meeting with Vladimir Putin. Meanwhile, as Hillary Clinton takes the higher ground, we ask whether that leaves her high and dry with voters. Plus: Turner Prize-nominated duo Langlands and Bell.

We examine who came out on top in round two of the US presidential debates, hear how you rebuild your career when you’re a Syrian refugee and examine Italy's upcoming referendum. Plus: what future for the political pundit?

We assess the xenophobic rhetoric coming out of UK politics, learn how Greece is looking to culture to help heal its economic rifts and get the business news from Oslo.

We find out why mass protests in Poland have provoked a policy U-turn from the nation’s right-leaning government and assess the relationship between China, Hong Kong and Thailand following the detainment of activist Joshua Wong. Plus: we learn why culture is still thriving in Greece amid the country’s economic challenges.

We assess the US vice-presidential candidates in their televised debate and discuss the use of advertising in the wider campaign. Plus: why refugees are gathering to protest on the Hungarian border.

In what has been the year of the referendum, we ask why so many worldwide votes have upset the political status quo and why the UK’s currency tends to plunge at any mention of the word “Brexit”. Plus: is Russia reverting to Cold War tactics in its nuclear strategy?

We discuss what’s next for Colombia after voters reject the peace deal with Farc rebels and hear the former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis’s thoughts on the US presidential elections. Plus: the Nordic front pages.

We discuss the global implications of Opec’s decision to limit oil output and why the French campaign to woo international businesses from London post-Brexit may not work out. Plus the day’s top business headlines.