Australia finds itself caught in Washington’s impeachment crossfire – for the second time. Plus: why wearing a red beret could get you arrested in Uganda and the referendum in Venice that could see the city sliced up.

China celebrates 70 years of communist rule but protesters in Hong Kong vow to tell a very different story. Plus: Tyler Brûlé explains why ditching the dining car is a missed opportunity for Amtrak, Austria considers its coalition possibilities and London fires up for Frieze Week.

After one of the rowdiest weeks in living memory, can the UK’s parliament tone down the fire and fury? Plus: the sale of ‘New York’ magazine sparks fears of a culture clash, a new tax law threatens journalists in California and a new exhibition takes a swipe at super-rich interiors.

Is Sebastian Kurz about to make a comeback in Austria? Plus: Adam Gopnik from ‘The New Yorker’ on why impeachment proceedings against Donald Trump are long overdue and a dispatch from Monocle’s team at Paris Fashion Week.

US house speaker Nancy Pelosi quotes Thomas Paine as she announces an impeachment inquiry into Donald Trump’s presidency. Plus: setting sail at the Monaco Yacht Show and how to succeed in business with Monocle’s new magazine, ‘The Entrepreneurs’.

UK MPs return to parliament after the Supreme Court rules Boris Johnson’s suspension of parliament was unlawful. Plus: the bold new plan that's aiming to make Vietnam’s capital a little greener.

What’s SAS doing to fight back against “flight shaming”? Plus: why San Francisco’s trams need some extra help and the latest Trump phone call causing a stir.

Can Hong Kong’s chief executive Carrie Lam finally put an end to months of protest with her “open dialogue” initiative? Plus: are people finally paying attention to the climate crisis and who’s eyeing up Greece’s hotels?

Should there be a statute of limitations for incidents of cultural appropriation? Plus: Trump gains donations in California but could lose votes and Paris’s Journées du Patrimoine is marred by security concerns.

Justin Trudeau has officially started campaigning ahead of next month’s Canadian election. Plus: can a rebrand help Matteo Renzi back into power? And how is culture thriving in Lebanon?