Victoria Craig, a journalist reporting from Ankara, discusses the deadly attack on Turkey's aerospace industry and its ramifications for national security. Mark Gagliotti, a political analyst, analyzes North Korea's troop deployment to Russia, revealing the implications for global alliances. Ramon Peshagopado, a professor of international relations, elaborates on North Korea's role in the Ukraine war. Fiona Wilson highlights the Tokyo Metro's stock market debut, while Vicky Price assesses the significance of the recent BRICS meeting.

Natasha Linstead, a Professor of Government at the University of Essex, discusses the U.S. efforts to secure a ceasefire in the Israel-Gaza conflict, highlighting the complex intersection of humanitarian needs and electoral politics. Anna Turnes dives into the COP16 in Colombia, stressing the urgency of biodiversity finance. Claudine Fry analyzes the UK's shifting foreign aid amidst political changes. Chris Smith shares Egypt's remarkable achievement in malaria eradication, while Lily Austin reports on highlights from the Rome International Film Festival.

Join Sasha Eisenberg, Monocle's US politics correspondent, as he dissects the upcoming US election landscape. Political analyst Mark Gagliotti offers fascinating insights into the BRICS summit under Putin's gaze, exploring tensions among China and India. Steve Tsang from SOAS elaborates on BRICS' global implications. James Crabtree discusses the intricate dynamics of India-China relations. Plus, hear from Lieutenant Yulia Mstitenko about life on the Ukrainian front line. There's also a look at King Charles’s contentious visit to Australia.

Paula Erezanu, a Moldavian-Romanian journalist, shares insights on Moldova's crucial EU referendum, revealing voter turnout and allegations of manipulation. Kadri Leek highlights the geopolitical ramifications of Moldova's potential EU membership against Russian interference. Paul Rogers analyzes the Israel-Hezbollah conflict's international effects. Charles Hecker reflects on current political narratives, while Ed Stocker discusses Utopian Hours, emphasizing innovative city-making. Richard England connects architecture's emotional impact with philosophy and poetry.

Foreign correspondent Hannah McCarthy analyzes the fallout from Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar's death, discussing its significant implications for the Middle East conflict. Tara O'Connor shares insights on Mozambique's contested elections and the instability in Cabo Delgado province. Zoe Grunewald previews the upcoming UK budget amidst economic challenges. Vivian Lowe and James Chambers highlight Cathay Pacific's new luxurious cabins. Meanwhile, Karen Krasanovich reviews engaging documentaries from the London Film Festival.

Maria Avdiva, a security analyst from Kharkiv, discusses Ukraine's diplomatic efforts and the urgent need for U.S. military support amid ongoing conflicts. Suniva Rose reports on the groundbreaking EU-Gulf summit, while Steve Crawshaw reflects on human rights narratives in current affairs. Elizabeth Braw elaborates on Sweden's bolstered defense strategy against Russian threats. Meanwhile, Barbara Nadell shares the creative journey of writing 'The Turkish Detective', and retail expert Rebecca Tay analyzes trends in the luxury market.

Join investigative journalist Mikael Pereira as he delves into the dramatic fallout from the Banco Espírito Santo collapse and the ongoing trial of its former chairman. Polish journalist Mateusz Mazzini discusses Donald Tusk's asylum policies amid rising geopolitical tensions. Nivina Kotor shares insights on Kenyan wildlife conservation, while Simon Bouvier reports from the Paris Motor Show, highlighting the automotive industry's shift to electric vehicles. Meanwhile, Oleksandra Matvichuk advocates for global democracy, and Adam Hancock explores design innovations that promote sustainability.

Fiona Wilson, Monocle's Tokyo Bureau Chief, discusses Japan's electoral challenges. Farhan Bokhari highlights the intriguing dynamics at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in Islamabad, with a focus on Russia and India's balancing act. William Yang analyzes China's military drills near Taiwan, adding tension to regional security. Meanwhile, Nadia Vergi emphasizes sustainable urban development, and David Badanis elaborates on NASA's Europa Clipper mission searching for extraterrestrial life, weaving a thread through our cosmic curiosity.

Nagin Shirageya, a former BBC Persian presenter, sheds light on Iran's complex role in regional tensions, while Lindsay Hilsom discusses the turbulent situation in Lebanon. Ludus Dapkus analyzes Lithuania's recent elections and public dissatisfaction with the ruling party. Gregory Scruggs delves into Boeing's financial struggles and strikes impacting production. Gaia Lutz highlights Portugal's enticing tax incentives for the youth, and Francis Gilles critiques France's strained ties with its former North African colonies, illustrating the intricate web of political dynamics.

Jenny Mathers, a Senior Lecturer in International Politics, joins Latika Burke, a geopolitics journalist, and Julie Norman, a US politics expert, to discuss Zelensky's European tour aimed at securing Western military support amid an ongoing winter war. They delve into the strain on U.S.-Israel relations and the implications of recent conflicts in Gaza. Hasan Anderson reports live from Istanbul's Quality of Life Conference, while musician Kazzy Lambist shares inspirations from his latest album. TV critic Scott Bryan reviews the shifting landscape of entertainment and streaming.