Paul Walde

Paul Walde, the European correspondent for The Globe and Mail, dives into the recent Canadian election, revealing how the Liberals made a remarkable comeback and the unexpected losses faced by opposition leaders. He dissects the influence of Donald Trump on Canadian politics and shares how humor, like Keir Starmer's light-hearted joke in Parliament, can shape political interactions. The discussion also touches on the complexities of Quebec's unique political landscape and the critical importance of voter registration for future elections.

Paul Waldey, Europe correspondent at The Globe and Mail, and Jenny Mathers, senior lecturer in international politics, discuss Ukraine's major government reshuffle amid the war, highlighting the historic appointment of its first female prime minister. Aaron David Miller adds insights on U.S. military support and the strategic ties being forged with Ukraine. Kim McRail explores the impact on global trade, while the dynamics of international relations take center stage as leaders navigate complex geopolitical landscapes.

Simon Bouvier, Monocle's Paris bureau chief, dives into Qatar Airways being named the world’s best airline, examining its leadership and innovation strategies amidst Boeing’s challenges. Murdo Morrison offers insights on aviation industry dynamics, while Paul Walde shares a look at the G7 summit's key discussions. Meanwhile, Sophie Monaghan-Coombs reports live from Art Basel, capturing the excitement and trends in the art world, and Nick Moniz highlights design innovations from Copenhagen’s festival.