The Globalist

As Turkey welcomes home 46 hostages freed from Isis, will the country’s outlook on the militant group change? We also discuss recent turbulence in French politics and the day’s business news from Australia.

The verdict on Scotland’s referendum result, we assess the UN’s influence in global affairs, and get the top business stories from Hong Kong.

As polls open in Scotland we look ahead to the country’s historic independence referendum, we also assess the role that US allies in the Arab world might play in the fight against ISIS, and check out to a unique audio archive.

As Scotland goes to the polls tomorrow, we speak to disenfranchised Scots who do not get to vote about the future of their country. We also take a look at the Fiji elections, get the latest business news from Iceland and review the morning front pages.

As Turkey’s president visits Qatar this week, we assess this strategic relationship. We also ask why Australia’s Tony Abbott is governing the country from a tent this week and delve into Austria’s unsung media industry.

We assess the Swedish election results, look at the challenges UN peacekeepers face in the Central African Republic and review the morning front pages.

Assessing the consequences of the latest sanctions against Russia and Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe’s project to get more involved in working life. Plus, we continue our series on the Scottish independence debate.

We assess Barack Obama’s plans to combat Isis, profile the man who could be Sweden’s next prime minister and get the day’s business news from Istanbul.

We discuss John Kerry’s diplomatic dance in the Middle East, get an update on Sweden’s elections, look at the role of identity in the Scottish referendum, and review the business news from Hong Kong.

We discuss the al-Shabaab militant group, get a primer in Polish politics, and get business news from Russia.

Examining ongoing airstrikes in Iraq, protests in Hong Kong and the prospects for Scottish independence, plus a review of the morning newspapers.

We get more updates from the Nato summit in Wales, review the weeklies in Japan, and check out today’s international front pages.

We discuss the reshuffle of Shinzo Abe’s cabinet, get business headlines from France, and review the international front pages.

We look ahead to President Obama’s visit to Tallinn, examine the potential issues of launching Nato’s rapid-response forces in the region and get the day’s biggest business news from Australia.

African leaders meet to tackle terrorism across the continent, we hear a history of Colombia’s communist FARC rebel group and one of London’s iconic structures becomes a stage for gamers.