Natalie Theodosi

H.J. Mai, a Washington D.C. journalist, Maria Saranji-Sehai, an activist in exile, Paul Walde, Europe correspondent at The Globe and Mail, fashion director Natalie Theodosi, and Andrew Muller provide an engaging analysis of global tariff dynamics. They discuss the legal ruling against Trump's tariffs and its implications for US and European markets. Additionally, they explore political shifts in Poland and Tanzania, the complexities of the Israel-Hamas ceasefire negotiations, and the intersection of fashion and social activism in a rapidly changing world.

Join Simon Bouvier, Monocle’s Paris bureau chief, who shares intriguing insights on French politics and business. Adrien Garcia, a voice in the creative community, discusses Paris's fashion scene and the rise of independent brands. CNN correspondent Melissa Bell provides a global perspective on France's media landscape, while fashion director Natalie Theodosi reveals the shifting dynamics within the industry towards quality and craftsmanship. They also humorously tackle the chicken craze in France and the importance of curating cultural experiences in film and music.

Caroline Frost, a seasoned journalist, and Marion Messmer, an expert in international security, dive into critical contemporary issues. They discuss the surprising departure of Gucci’s design chief, Sabato de Sarno, and what it means for the brand’s future. The UK’s strengthened role in Ukraine’s defense comes to light as the US steps back, raising questions about international alliances. Natalie Theodosi shares fashion insights, while Robert Kaplan reflects on the lessons from the Weimar Republic, emphasizing the importance of moral responsibility in today's world.