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.

Bruno Kaufman, a global democracy correspondent, reports from Atlanta, while Vincent McAvinney shares insights from Wisconsin on election night chaos. Charles Hecker analyzes the foreign policy implications of Trump's declared victory, alongside Mitch McCann and Georgina Godwin, who provide updates from Michigan and Alabama, respectively. Sasha Eisenberg discusses changing voter sentiments shaped by economic concerns. The emotional split among voters reflects deeper implications for U.S. politics, showcasing unexpected Democratic gains and evolving party dynamics.

Natasha Linstead, a political expert from the University of Essex, offers keen insights on the U.S. election's impact on global politics. Heather Conley delves into how the outcome could reshape U.S. relations worldwide, particularly with Europe and Eurasia. James Chambers discusses the Asia-Pacific's security concerns, while Terry Stiasny critiques media portrayals of the election. David Phelan wraps up with a look at how Silicon Valley's innovations intertwine with political dynamics, highlighting the tech industry's response to the election fervor.

This episode features Chris Chermak, Monocle's Senior News Editor, providing sharp insights on the US presidential race's urgent dynamics. Inga Thodar discusses international news impact, while Ed Brzezinski comments on the war in Ukraine and US foreign policies. Economist Vicky Price analyzes volatile markets and Eurozone challenges. Oscar-winning director Steve McQueen talks about his film 'Blitz.' Will defratus examines climate change's effects on extreme weather, and naturalist Stephen Moss reveals the fascinating intelligence of crows, including their ability to hold grudges.

Hannah McCarthy, a foreign correspondent, discusses the complexities of the Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire proposal amid ongoing tensions. Fred Kemp, CEO of the Atlantic Council, analyzes the potential effects of the U.S. presidential election on global geopolitics. William Yang reports on the aftermath of Typhoon Kong-rei in Taiwan, while Navina Kotor sheds light on the evolving political landscape in Kenya. Retail expert Rebecca Tay explores the unsettling trend of Christmas creep, highlighting changing consumer habits.

Simon Bouvier, Monocle's Paris bureau chief, shares insights on the political tension within Macron's Renaissance party and the implications of a snap election. Steve Tsang discusses China's economic woes and possible rescue strategies. Poppy Damon uncovers the impact of Proposition 1 on New York's political landscape. Meanwhile, Michael Booth and Mirja Taulo explore a witchcraft exhibition in Copenhagen, connecting historical trials to modern societal issues. Expect engaging commentary on democracy, culture, and the quirky new Vatican mascot!

Chris Chermak shares insights from Kamala Harris's rally in D.C., highlighting its significance for the presidential race. Edmund Bauer analyzes Hezbollah's new leadership amid the ongoing Middle East crisis and Israeli tensions. Benno Zogg discusses Switzerland's battle against disinformation affecting national security. Adam Hancock reports on the historical Italian naval ship in Singapore, while James Chambers updates on Thailand's tourism revival linked to chef Jay Fai's retirement plans. A mix of politics, culture, and security concerns unfolds!

Julie Norman discusses the intricate links between the US election and potential Gaza ceasefire talks. Joshua Kuchera offers insights on the controversial Georgian election results and the local political upheaval. Gabriel Gatehouse examines how conspiracy theories intertwine with the upcoming presidential campaign. Simon Brook highlights the impact of foreign interference in US politics. Fiona Wilson analyzes Japan's latest election outcomes, while Isabel Hamilton addresses Boeing's financial woes. Yoshi Herman emphasizes the critical need for local journalism in today’s digital world.

Fiona Wilson, Monocle's Tokyo bureau chief, dives deep into Japan’s political upheaval after the Liberal Democratic Party unexpectedly lost its majority, discussing potential reforms and economic impacts. Nagin Shirageya analyzes the rising tensions between Iran and Israel, shedding light on the unfolding crisis in Lebanon. Lindsey Hilsum shares gripping firsthand accounts from Beirut during ongoing conflicts, while Yossi Mecklenburg offers insights into the broader Middle East geopolitical landscape, emphasizing humanitarian concerns amidst escalating tensions.

In this conversation, Joshua Kucera, a journalist in Tbilisi, analyzes Georgia’s pivotal parliamentary elections and its potential alignment shifts amid heightened Russian tensions. Maya Sharma offers insights on the burgeoning India-Germany partnership, while Paul Walde discusses international news dynamics. The episode also touches on the Royal Netherlands Navy’s deployment of unmanned warships and addresses Venice's tourism tax situation against the backdrop of changing travel trends towards indigenous experiences.