David Phelan

In this engaging discussion, Daniela Pellet, managing editor at the Institute for War and Peace Reporting, Gorana Gergic, Monocle's security correspondent, and David Phelan, Monocle's technology correspondent, dive into the UK's sanctions against two far-right Israeli ministers. They unpack the complexities of international relations and military deployments affecting Los Angeles. The conversation also touches on the implications for U.S. diplomacy and provides insights on technological advancements showcased at Apple's Developer Conference.

Anita Riota reports directly from the Globsec conference in Prague, sharing insights on the escalating Israel-Iran conflict and its implications for global security. David Phelan dives into Apple's recent developers conference, discussing critiques of AI innovations and the company's strategies. Andrew Muller provides a weekly news roundup, reflecting on political upheaval in Reform UK and key developments in New Zealand and Northern Ireland. The discussions offer a sharp perspective on international tensions and technology's role in our lives.

Greg Karstam, a Middle East correspondent and author, discusses Donald Trump's controversial trip to Riyadh, shedding light on the geopolitical ramifications for U.S. relations. Maya Sharma provides insights on the fragile India-Pakistan ceasefire while Ed Stocker covers the political upheavals in the Philippines. David Phelan highlights the intersection of art and technology at the Milan Triennale, showcasing installations that address social inequalities alongside cutting-edge innovations like the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge.