The latest from Miami, where Donald Trump has arrived for his arraignment. In the studio, Lynne O’Donnell and Phil Clark discuss Australia’s forthcoming referendum on an indigenous ‘Voice’ and the author facing backlash for a book set in Russia.

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Italy’s former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi has died aged 86. Monocle’s Europe editor, Ed Stocker, Latika Bourke and William Patey discuss his legacy. Plus: a New Zealand broadcaster investigates after an employee adds pro-Russia lines to stories and the US moves to rejoin Unesco.

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EU agrees radical reforms on migration and asylum laws, Google demands that employees will have to spend at least three days a week in the office and a week in animal news. Plus: we speak to Ukrainian expert and civil society activist Olena Halushka, who was in London this week to advocate for the confiscation of Russian assets.

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Daniella Peled and Vincent McAviney discuss warnings that Nato members may send troops to Ukraine, Russia faces UN court over the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 and Australia to ban Nazi symbols but not the salute. Plus: why companies are hired to handle resignations on behalf of Japanese employees who are too nervous to confront their boss.

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Thousands flee Nova Kakhovka following the dam disaster in Ukraine, Rishi Sunak to meet with Joe Biden and Canadian wildfires blanket New York in smoke. Plus: the world’s most expensive cities and the Film on Film festival at London’s BFI. With Nadine Batchelor-Hunt and Stephen Dalziel.

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The latest on the Kakhovka dam disaster in Ukraine, Iran unveils what it calls its first hypersonic missile and France prepares for future wars with the help of sci-fi literature. Andrew Mueller, Barbara Serra and Bill Hayton cover the day’s main news stories.

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Ana Revenco, Moldova’s minister of internal affairs, joins us to discuss her country’s relationship with the EU and Nato, and what the future might hold. Also in the programme: Terry Stiastny and Somnath Batabyal on India’s disastrous train crash, possible candidates to be Nato’s next secretary general and the etiquette of wearing headphones in the office.

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Brics ministers call for a rebalancing of the global order, India removes the periodic table and evolution from school textbooks, and every individual cigarette in Canada will soon carry a health warning. Plus: we speak to Rodrigo da Costa, executive director of the European Union Agency for the Space Programme.

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We ask if Ukraine could ever be part of Nato, with Rachel Cunliffe and Isabel Hilton. Plus: an Australian soldier loses a war crimes defamation case and Novak Djokovic attracts criticism for entangling sport and politics.

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President Macron reaches out to eastern and central European allies in a speech at Globsec security forum. Plus: Pakistan is urged not to try civilians in military courts and the UK’s trade deal with Australia and New Zealand kicks in. With Lynne O’Donnell and Enrico Franceschini.

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