Andrew Muller

Simon Marks, a Washington reporter, joins a panel featuring Noelle Salmi, a Zurich-based writer, Alison Muttler from Bucharest, Professor Natasha Linster, and Andrew Muller. They delve into the implications of Marco Rubio's new role in U.S. foreign policy. The conversation shifts to Romania's election rerun, concerns of foreign interference, and rising far-right sentiments. In a lighter segment, they discuss Zurich's cafe culture before tackling Singapore's political landscape as elections loom, highlighting voter expectations and the ruling party's challenges.

Chris Chermak, Monocle Radio’s senior news editor, brings insights from Donald Trump’s inauguration and his early decisions as president. Nick Moniz, Monocle’s design editor, discusses the evolution and significance of design trade fairs, particularly in Paris. Andrew Muller provides a witty recap of the week’s events, blending political and cultural observations. Together, they explore the dynamics of international relations showcased at the World Economic Forum in Davos, offering a glimpse into political engagement and the evolving landscapes of design and leadership.