#F24Debate : With Allies Like These... Trump Guns for Germany at NATO Summit

#F24Debate : Cabinet Crisis: Johnson, Davis Resign PM's Brexit Plan

#F24Debate: Power Grab? Protests in Poland as Government Forces Out Judges

#F24Debate: The Migration Crisis: An Unholy Rift

Erdogan Almighty: Turkey Elections Hand President Enhanced Powers

The World This Week: Zero Tolerance: Does Border Security Trump Compassion?

In the United States, the Trump administration has gone back on its decision to separate migrant children from their parents at the border. But confusion still reigns over the fate of the 23-hundred kids detained. Can this situation be remedied? Also on the programme, Turkish President Erdogan is likely to win Sunday's presidential elections.The government's human rights violations and lack of freedom of the press are well known abroad. Is the government a dictatorship?

Is It Contagious? Italy Crisis Spooks Europe, Markets

A technocrat interim prime minister who may never form a government. Will the Italian president call early elections or try again to cut a deal with an unprecedented populist coalition. Will a founding member of the EU be led by euro skeptics? With no clarity on the horizon, the now-steadied European markets may falter. Why is the backlash against traditional politics still growing, with new parties blowing up the old left vs right divide? When the dust settles, what will Europe look like?

The World This Week: To Strike or not to Strike: US and Allies Mull Response to Apparent Syria Chemical Attack

First came the horrific images reportedly out of the besieged Syrian rebel enclave of Eastern Ghouta and claims of at least 40 dead. Then came Donald Trump's tweet warning Russia that he would fire missiles at Syria. But with the deadline for action passed, is striking Syria still a good strategy? Also on the program, Facebook's founder apologized before Congress for privacy breaches and agreed to some regulations. And Hungary's Viktor Organ's landslide election victory.

Brexit: Theresa May Pressed on Future Relationship with Europe

Theresa May acknowledged in her speech today that Britain will have less access to EU markets after Brexit. However, she also asked for some special rules to apply to the UK after Brexit. Meanwhile, Brussels says it will not accept cherry-picking. Also, Silvio Berlusconi returned to the political center stage in Italy ahead of elections on Sunday. And Donald Trump caused an international uproar over steel and aluminium tariffs.

Good Trump, Bad Trump: US President Touts Unity... and Divisive Immigration Plan

The Debate: Macron in China: Much More Than a State Visit?

The World This Week, Parts 1 & 2: Iran Protests, Erdogan in Paris; Trump Firing on All Cylinders, Macron's Fake News Battle

Today Austria... The Normalisation of Europe's Far-right

The Debate - May Overruled: Brexit Momentum Thwarted by Tory Rebellion

Trump's Jerusalem Move Angers Muslim World; UK and EU Break Deadlock on Brexit

US President Trump Recognises Jerusalem As Israel's Capital

Theresa May Scrambles to Salvage Brexit Breakthrough

Hard Bargaining: Lebanon Prime Minister Returns and Suspends Resignation

F24Debate - Has Merkel Still Got It?

Divided Kingdom: UK Parliament, Cabinet at Odds over Brexit