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Protests roil France: are they the product of a national malaise or a culture of unrest?

Following Black Tuesday, we ask whether France’s protests point to a deeper national malaise. Then: how Madrid and Amsterdam are tackling the housing crisis. Plus: India’s voter purge and ...

2026-10-07

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Why is fighting escalating again in Yemen?

Fighting intensifies in Yemen as the government launches a new offensive against the Houthis. We look at what’s behind the escalation and Saudi Arabia’s role. Plus: Spain’s snap elec...

2026-10-06

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The results of pivotal elections from Brazil to Bosnia

We’re in São Paulo and Sarajevo for the results of key elections, as well as Taipei for the arrival of F16s and Paris for fashion week. Plus: philosopher Alain de Botton at Livex. See om...

2026-10-05

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What’s the future of aviation security in the wake of the Flydubai incident?

How can we balance all of our security concerns if terror attacks can come from pilots themselves? Then: space-junk laser hunters. Plus: a divided electorate in Brazil and Bosnia, and our fragrance se...

2026-10-02

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What happened on Flydubai flight FZ1073 and a look at the ripple effects through the region

A flight bound for Tel Aviv averts disaster by diverting to Saudi Arabia. We delve into the fallout. Plus: Youtube co-founder Steve Chen; the editor of ‘Folha de São Paulo’; and why...

2026-10-01

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The end of an era: The last US troops leave Iraq

Tucker Carlson on trust in journalism and his past support for the Iraq War as the last US troops leave the country. Plus: Livex in Abu Dhabi, Airbus’s debut in freight and Paris Fashion Week. ...

2026-09-30

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Why Serbia's president wants to be prime minister and Livex in Abu Dhabi

Serbia president Aleksandar Vučić is resigning: is he following Vladimir Putin’s playbook? Plus: Livex in Abu Dhabi, World Skills wraps in Shanghai and new London Tube trains with Kirsty Dias of...

2026-09-29

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How neutral should Switzerland be in Russia’s war with Ukraine?

We explore the fallout from Switzerland’s referendum on neutrality. Plus: Pakistan and Turkey mull backing Saudi Arabia. Then: our fragrance series and a visit to the world’s sauna capital...

2026-09-28

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What we learnt at the UNGA: the speeches, the treatise and the catering

As the final day of the world’s largest diplomacy event ends, we peek behind the curtain. Then: Syria’s first female police graduates. Plus: Are star wars going to become a reality? And: W...

2026-09-25

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China and Iran take their message to the UN and Washington

We examine how China and Iran are positioning themselves at the UN General Assembly and what their messages reveal about their relationships with Washington. Plus: how weather has impacted Europe&rsqu...

2026-09-24

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What makes a good speech at the UNGA?

We examine how world leaders are using their speeches at the UNGA to present their countries on the global stage. Plus: Morocco votes, WorldSkills 2026 opens in Shanghai, the Booker Prize shortlist an...

2026-09-23

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From Zelensky and Takaichi to Rodríguez and Burnham, what’s at stake in Donald Trump’s UNGA sideline meetings?

We discuss the sticking points ahead of international leaders’ sideline meetings with Donald Trump at the UN General Assembly. Then: the winners of the new European defence dream and the Lucas M...

2026-09-22

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A diplomacy push to end Iran’s conflict, the Russian election and London Fashion Week

Donald Trump prepares to meet with Gulf leaders in New York, Russians head to the polls and the Asian Games begin in Japan. Plus: London Fashion Week and what happens to cultural institutions when nat...

2026-09-21

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Europe’s plan to defend itself, the race to become UN secretary-general and aviation news

Europe’s military leaders gather in Prague to talk defence and co-operation. And: We go behind the scenes of the UN secretary-general race. Plus: A recap of the Arab Media Summit, aviation news ...

2026-09-18

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Deeper ties between Canada and the EU, changes at Emporio Armani and Zürich Design Week

Canada’s prime minister speaks to the European Parliament and the former president of Kosovo, Hashim Thaçi, is jailed for war crimes. Plus: Jaguar Land Rover plans to sell its Defender to...

2026-09-17

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A pivotal week for UK diplomacy, US midterms and Italy’s electoral reform

The UK flexes its diplomatic muscles as Nato chief Mark Rutte arrives in London. Then: We take the temperature of the US midterms and Italy’s electoral reform. Plus: Nordic news, Paris Design We...

2026-09-16

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Could Sweden ever actually return to neutrality?

Sweden continues to count the votes of a tightly contested election in which its liberal traditions are being tested. Then: The latest news from the air and sea. Plus: What Okinawa’s new governo...

2026-09-15

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Sweden’s election results: Is the far right set to make more gains in Europe?

Sweden goes to the polls while New Delhi hosts Brics leaders for a high-profile summit. Then: Art Week in Syria and Berlin, the Gandan Monastery in Ulaanbaatar and a Canadian cartographer on the busin...

2026-09-14

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Co-operate or isolate the far right? Sweden’s election on a knife-edge

Sweden heads to the polls this weekend. Its centre-right prime minister vows to bring the far right into government but a left-wing coalition has other ideas. Then: why Algeria has cut ties with the U...

2026-09-11

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On the ground in Dallas, Ukraine and Ceuta

A rare mid-term convention puts Dallas – and Donald Trump – into the spotlight. Then: on the ground in Ukraine with Aliona Hlivco and photographer Mark Neville. Plus: life in Ceuta one mon...

2026-09-10

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