Latika Bourke, Editor at large for The Nightly, shares insights on Australian and international politics. Vincent McAviney, a political commentator, analyzes the potential re-energization of local governments in the Trump era. They discuss the implications of Biden's military support for Ukraine and its impact on U.S. foreign policy. John Nicol, a former RAF navigator and POW, brings a unique perspective on governance tensions in New York City and the emotional weight of military memorabilia, reflecting on the significance of remembrance for veterans.

Vincent McAviney, Monocle's correspondent, analyzes the geopolitical consequences of Donald Trump's election victory. Nina Dos Santos shares Europe's concerns about trade and security post-Trump, while Andrew Thompson dives into the dynamics of the Latino vote and U.S.-Latin America relations. Robin Brandt discusses China's potential reactions, and Anita Menderata covers the impact of Boeing's strike resolution on the aviation sector. Isabel Hamilton explores business reactions, including oil prices and social media regulations, while Andrew Merkel highlights Art Week Tokyo's role in addressing contemporary issues.

Kristal Dixon, a reporter at Axios Atlanta, highlights the bustling early voter engagement in Georgia as anxieties rise ahead of election day. Clyde Higgs, CEO of the Atlanta Beltline, discusses the urban transformation of the city, focusing on community challenges like gentrification. Former congressman Kwanza Hall emphasizes the stakes for local issues and changing demographics. Meanwhile, correspondents across the country share insights, revealing the charged political atmosphere and the mobilization efforts in crucial swing states.

In this lively discussion, guests Kate Wilton, Tayomara Gama, Adrien Garcia, and Kimberley Cohen share insights on Paris’s preparations for the Olympic Games. They highlight innovative hosting strategies and the cultural shifts within the city. Oliver Bäte, CEO of Allianz, discusses the pivotal role of sponsors in fostering community engagement. Meanwhile, reporter Vincent McAviney provides an on-the-ground update from the Eiffel Tower during the beach volleyball event, bringing a unique perspective to the festivities. Humor and excitement fill the air!

Vincent McAviney, Terry Stiastny, and Liam Aldous discuss the shocking theft from the British Museum, ongoing artifact repatriation debate, Putin's control and changing attitudes towards beach nudity in Spain, controversy of female singers going topless on stage, and the need for a unified European approach in managing borders.