Our panellists discuss the rising tensions within the G7 summit. As the heads of state arrive in Canada, US isolationism is at the forefront of discussion. Is the US stronghold on global diplomacy about to break? The panel also touches on Italy and Spain, beginning two startlingly different paths of government. We look at Nicaragua, with what started as protests against pension reforms quickly turning ugly, 127 killed. Finishing with a look at the life of Anthony Bourdain and Kate Spade. Produced by: Michele BARBERO, Tommaso MAZZANTI and Jimena MORALES-VELASCO.

Our panel of journalists looks at North Korean delegation headed by high-ranking official Kim Yong Chol delivering a letter to Donald Trump from Kim Jong Un; Some of America's closest allies reaction to the news of tariffs on aluminium and steel imports to the US; Western Europe's first populist government swearing in in Italy; Mariano Rajoy forced from office following a no-confidence vote in parliament; The man dubbed the Malian Spiderman who saved the life of a child in Paris. Produced by Michele BARBERO, Alessandro XENOS, Van MEGUERDITCHIAN.

Our panel of journalists looks at Weinstein pleading not guilty to rape and sex crimes against two women; Irish voters deciding whether to repeal the Eighth Amendment to the country’s constitution which bans abortion under nearly all circumstances; Italy's populist takeover, with a coalition led by a Florence law academic plucked from obscurity; Donald Trump changing his mind twice in a week on the Singapore summit with Kim Jong-un. Produced by Andrew HILLIAR, Alessandro XENOS, Melissa KALAYDJIAN.

Peace in the Korean peninsula is threatened as North Korea threatens to pull out of the agreed summit between President Trump and Kim Jong Un. This after North Korea expresses it's worry over US-South Korean military exercises. Also, Monday's US Embassy opening in Jerusalem sparked outrage as celebrations coincided with the deadliest clashes between Palestine and Israel since 2014. Also on the show, has Italy finally got a government with the Lega-5 Star contract? And of course the Royal Wedding Produced by: Charles WENTE, Tommaso MAZZANTI and Laura BURLOUX.

Donald Trump's decision to walk away from the Iran nuclear deal was followed by direct confrontation between Israel and Iran in Syria. It comes ahead of next Monday's decision by Trump to move the US embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem; the date chosen to coincide with Israel's 70th anniversary. In the build-up, there's been another Friday of protest at Israel's border with Gaza. Can Israel afford to stick with the status quo when it comes to the Palestinians? We bring you an exclusive report. Produced by Andrew HILLIAR, Alessandro XENOS, Van MEGUERDITCHIAN.

It was the week that one of Europe's last armed separatist movements laid down its weapons for good: Basque movement ETA announced its dissolution. Our panel of journalists also looks at Theresa May's electoral triumph in local elections; Rudy Giuliani’s revelation about Trump’s Stormy Daniels payment; and Benjamin Netanyahu's PowerPoint presentation that purports to prove Tehran is breaking the 2015 deal already. Produced by Charles WENTE, Alessandro XENOS, Florence VIALA.

History was made this week at the border between the two Koreas. Kim Jong-un became Pyongyang's first leader to cross the demarcation line since 1953. Will this meeting actually bring change to North Korea? Also on the programme, Angela Merkel is in Washington. Donald Trump hosted her with a lot less pomp than the French president got earlier this week. And India tackles its sexual assault issue as an influential guru is sentenced to life in jail for rape. Produced by Michele BARBERO, Tatiana REITER, and Florence VIALA.

Our panellists discuss this week's top headlines: First we look at Syria and the outcome of the strikes on suspected chemical weapons labs. With the OPCW unable to access the sites, some accuse Russia and Syria of covering up the evidence of their chemical weapons use. Will the Syrian battleground remain a proxy war for the larger powers at play? We also look at Cuba’s new leader and his relation to the old regime, as well as the French president's efforts to reform both at home and in Europe. Produced by Michele Barbero, Tommaso Mazzanti, Jimena Morales-Velasco.

First came the horrific images reportedly out of the besieged Syrian rebel enclave of Eastern Ghouta and claims of at least 40 dead. Then came Donald Trump's tweet warning Russia that he would fire missiles at Syria. But with the deadline for action passed, is striking Syria still a good strategy? Also this week, Facebook's founder apologised before Congress for privacy breaches and agreed in principle to some regulations. And Hungary's Viktor Orban won a landslide election victory. Produced by Yann PUSZTAI, Tatiana REITER, and Elise DUFFAU.

"Dura lex sed lex", said the ancient Romans. The law is harsh, but it's the law. This week is rife with tales of former presidents brought to justice. The charismatic former Brazilian president Lula was sentenced to over 12 years in jail - a decision that has polarized Brazilian society. South Africa's former leader, Jacob Zuma, is also facing corruption charges. Also on the programme, the legacy of Winnie Mandela and Trump's isolationist policies. Produced by Daniel BARNEY, Tatiana REITER and Florence VIALA.