Latika Bourke and Tim Dowling discuss a damning new report on Jair Bolsonaro’s actions as Brazil’s president. Plus: Australia’s coronavirus policy and why the BBC has updated its visual identity.

Stephen Dalziel and Kate Proctor discuss Russia’s decision to suspend its diplomatic mission to Nato, and the online abuse of public figures. Plus: an update from the start of Frankfurt’s Book Fair.

Isabel Hilton and Kapil Komireddi discuss the legacy of former US secretary of state Colin Powell. Plus, China’s economic uncertainty and, as we look ahead to COP26, we ask whether it matters if the world’s biggest contributor to greenhouse gases only attends virtually.

Monocle’s Chris Cermak and Chiara Rimella discuss the stabbing of British MP David Amess and how Germany honours Afghan veterans. Plus, our regular Letter from New York and reflections on 10 years of Monocle 24.

In a special live edition of ‘The Monocle Daily’, Marie Le Conte and Enrico Franceschini join Andrew Mueller and an array of guests live at the Monocle Media Summit. We look at the current state of global media and what the rest of Europe really thinks about the Northern Ireland protocol. Plus: Italy says goodbye to Alitalia.

Robin Lustig and Nadine Batchelor-Hunt discuss the future of the Northern Ireland Protocol, climate multilateralism ahead of the COP26 summit and why record numbers of people are quitting their jobs. Plus: Monocle’s Chiara Rimella unpacks London’s Frieze art fair.

Julie Norman and Somnath Batabyal discuss the Texan ban on vaccine mandates, where the energy crisis goes from here, India’s border reopening and the pitfalls of food diplomacy. Plus: the latest on the G20 summit on Afghanistan.

Lynne O’Donnell and Vincent McAviney discuss the US and Taliban’s first talks in Doha, the way forward after a global deal on minimum corporate taxes, and whether corporate rebranding ever makes any sense. Plus: an interview with the winner of Canada’s Margolese prize for urban design.

Paige Reynolds and Fernando Augusto Pacheco discuss the Nobel Peace prize and the power of journalism, the 2022 Eurovision song contest being hosted in Turin and 10 years of Monocle 24. Plus: an interview with ‘Major Labels’ author and rock critic Kelefa Sanneh.

Isabel Hilton and Mark Galeotti discuss the announcement of a summit between Joe Biden and Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin’s birthday and the New York Public Library’s decision to scrap late fees. Plus: London mayor Sadiq Khan.