We discuss the state of Syrian refugees in Brazil and hear about the future of the ‘Los Angeles Times’.

We talk about the UN General Assembly, take a look at Tesla’s new car and a get a summary of the week's top luxury news.

We air a live broadcast from Somerset House, hear from Nato’s Jen Stoltenberg in Ukraine and discuss China’s attempts to win over the US tech market.

We discover why the coup in Burkina Faso could have diplomatic consequences for Taiwan, hear how Thai junta threatens critics with an “attitude adjustment programme” and get the latest on European car industry.

We discuss Russian aid flights to Syria and take a look at the pro-Kurdish opposition party as it accuses the ruling AK party of pushing Turkey towards civil war. Plus: we learn how portrayals of political leaders on screen change the way we remember them.

We take a look at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics as its logo is scrapped over plagiarism claims, analyse the ongoing refugee crisis from a Middle East perspective and discover how Russia has partnered with China to challenge Airbus and Boeing. Plus: is Sarah Palin’s interview with Donald Trump a new low for US television?

We find out how to fix diplomatic relations in the aftermath of the Virginia shooting and discover how food can support a country under threat.

We revisit Germany’s vote on the Greek bailout, discuss Belgrade’s ambitions and find out how to become a big film-production city.

We look back at the news from Turkey, where a series of violent attacks had the nation on high alert. We also turn our attention to the relation between China and West Africa, as the Chinese foreign minister completes his tour of the region. And in the absence of any detailed policy ideas, how much of a role is branding playing in the Republican race to the White House?

We revisit the competition over the Arctic region, the new North Korean time zone and the airline ban on trophy hunt shipments.