Alex von Tunzelmann and Tessa Szyszkowitz consider the domestic fallout of Boris Johnson’s resignation, the international reaction – in Ukraine and elsewhere – and how to rebuild a political image. Plus: the view from New Orleans on rebuilding Ukraine.

Boris Johnson’s UK premiership is left hanging by a thread after a wave of government resignations. We ask John Curtice if Johnson can cling on. Plus: Gwilym David Blunt and Elisabeth Braw discuss British politics in chaos, Putin’s response to the new Nato members, the view from Sarajevo on rebuilding Ukraine and how to get people to vote.

The UK’s health secretary and chancellor resign from Boris Johnson’s government. Our guests Samira Shackle and Yossi Mekelberg discuss Finland and Sweden’s routes to Nato membership, rumours of a Donald Trump 2024 bid, the Israeli reaction to Shireen Abu Akleh’s killing and how Hong Kong’s new leader wasted €1m. Plus: an interview with Osnat Lubrani, the UN’s humanitarian co-ordinator in Ukraine.

Agence France-Presse’s Florence Biedermann on Emmanuel Macron’s cabinet reshuffle. Vincent McAviney and Terry Stiastny discuss the latest from Ukraine; the killing of Palestinian journalist Shireen Abu Akleh; Boris Johnson under pressure; and the world’s first “walking movie”. Plus: the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Lugano.

As the Nato summit wraps up, we hear from Greece’s ambassador, Spiros Lambridis. Monocle’s Chiara Rimella and Alexis Self look at Tory sleaze and Venice’s plans to fight mass tourism. And we ask: what does the Supreme Court decision on the Environmental Protection Agency mean for cities and climate change?

Isabel Hilton and Lewis Lukens on the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong’s handover and Xi Jinping’s visit. They also discuss Vladimir Putin’s ambitions in Ukraine; China and Russia’s reactions to the Nato summit; and the first black woman to become a US Supreme Court justice. Plus: an interview with Luxembourg’s defence minister.

Belgium’s ambassador to Nato speaks to Andrew Mueller at the alliance summit in Madrid. Sarah Churchwell and Charles Hecker discuss revelations and consequences of the Capitol riot hearings, women in leadership and Germany’s Peace Prize for literature. Plus: Nic Monisse visits a temporary performance space at the London Festival of Architecture.

Stefanie Bolzen and Jonn Elledge reflect on the G7 summit as it wraps up in Germany – where was Olaf Scholz’s leadership? We check in with Andrew Mueller who is in Madrid for this year’s Nato summit and Marc Adelman discusses the Capitol riot committee’s new evidence. Plus: what is the worst hotel you’ve ever stayed in?

Yassmin Abdel-Magied and Robin Lustig discuss the opening day of the G7 summit as Russian missiles hit Kyiv. Also: Jens Stoltenberg’s plan for a major Nato overhaul, the fallout from the overturning of Roe vs Wade and Seville launches a new system for naming heatwaves. Plus: the Royal College of Art in London unveils its new premises.

The US Supreme Court overturns Roe v Wade, which had protected a woman’s right to an abortion since 1973. Michele Goodwin, law professor at the University of California at Irvine, and Sarah Posner, a journalist specialising in politics and religion, give their reaction. Plus: an interview with the chairman of Estonia’s Foreign Affairs Committee, and Anastacia Galoushka and Markus Hippi discuss the EU, G7 and Nato.