The Globalist

We discuss Greece's economic future, profile Turkish writer and Islamic leader Fethullah Gülen, get the business news from Iceland and review the morning newspapers.

We analyse the Greek economy, discuss the fragile politics of Yemen, delve into the history of Danish film and review the morning newspapers.

We discuss geopolitics in Ukraine, the future of Australia’s Tony Abbott, business in Delhi and review the newspapers with Sebastian Borger.

We discuss the release of journalist Peter Greste from an Egyptian prison, get the latest update on the return of protesters in Hong Kong, analyse the 24th African Union summit, and review the morning newspapers.

We hear the latest on the Isis hostage crisis, discuss human rights in Sri Lanka, analyse the future of Pegida, get the business news from Jakarta and review the morning newspapers.

We discuss Boko Haram in Nigeria and presidential politics in Italy, visit an armoured-vehicle trade show in London, get the business news from Greece and review the morning newspapers.

We profile new Greek PM Alexis Tsipras, analyse US-India relations, discuss the Chinese economy, and get the business news from Russia.

A profile of new Greek PM Alexis Tsipras, spotlight on US-India relations, discussion about the Chinese economy and business news from Russia.

We discuss the future of Greek and Yemeni politics, review the morning newspapers with Vincent McAviney and talk business with Martin Ehl in Prague.

With the Greek election just days away, our contributor in Athens examines the rise of the left-wing Syriza party. Plus the passing of Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah and an interview with Ukraine’s ambassador at large.

With the World Economic Forum underway in Davos, what we can expect from this year’s event? Plus expert insights on the increasingly fragile situation in Yemen as Houthi rebels accelerate their political influence.

After a State of the Union speech filled with hopeful words, how will Barack Obama enact his vision? Plus the latest from the Japanese hostage crisis and a review of the day's newspapers.

As the EU appeals a court decision ordering it to remove Palestinian group Hamas from its terror list we ask what constitutes a terror organisation. Plus the latest business news and a look at the African newspapers.

With Japan pledging $2.5bn to battle terrorism in the Middle East, we ask whether other nations will follow suit. Plus the latest from Donetsk Airport and an insight into the world of traditional Japanese tattoo art.

We look at Yemen's role in the shootings in Paris and how it has become the world's al-Qaeda capital. Plus: as Thailand's new constitution looks at recognising a third gender, we ask how this will help ladyboys; we also see what is making business headlines in Moscow.