Join Jeremy Bowen, BBC international editor, Caitriona Perry, chief presenter in Washington, and Faisal Islam, economics editor, as they unpack Zelensky's remarks about working with Trump for a peace deal amid U.S. military aid uncertainty. They discuss Europe’s anxiety over aid pauses and how Trump's tariffs on Canada and Mexico are shaking global markets. The conversation navigates the complexities of trade dynamics and the implications for U.S.-Ukraine relations, providing deep insights into this turbulent geopolitical landscape.

Caitriona Perry, BBC News Chief Presenter and US election night coverage host, joins fellow presenter Sumi Somaskanda. They delve into the intense final week of the US election campaign, spotlighting Donald Trump's controversial rally remarks and Kamala Harris' strategic venue choice. Daniel Sandford, the BBC's UK correspondent, updates on the troubling Axel Rudokubana case, now with terrorism charges. The discussion captures the charged atmosphere of the election and its implications for democracy.

Jeremy Bowen, BBC International Editor, shares his insights on the assassination of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar and its implications for the Middle East conflict. Meanwhile, Sumi Somaskanda and Caitriona Perry provide updates on the upcoming U.S. presidential election, discussing the complexities of the Electoral College and the importance of grassroots voter engagement in key states. The trio reflects on the political divides in Arizona and the potential impact of election night surprises, making sense of the current political landscape.