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Also, how will Geert Wilders change the Netherlands? The country has a reputation as one of the most liberal societies in Europe, if not the whole world. So why did Dutch voters this week endorse the far-right candidate in the elections? Wilders was once thought of as a niche political act. It seems now he has taken centre stage.
Back in 2016, before DeSantis' main rival was first banned then reinstated to Twitter, Donald Trump upended US politics, not just with his 140-word missives and his old-school phone-in interviews, but also the quiet backing of Silicon Valley scions like PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel and some canny behind-the-scenes data mining, later uncovered in the Cambridge Analytica scandal. Back then, Facebook was the battleground. Where will the election be won in 2024?
We ask about the festival feting Depp, who in his return plays France's King Louis XV, and how much has changed in the five years since the #MeToo reckoning.
Since last July, when Joe Biden visited, the same MBS has cut deals with Washington's rivals, signing unprecedented pacts with China and agreeing to oil production cuts with under-sanctions Russia. But the channels are far from cut with the US. Can Saudi Arabia be all things to all powers?
Are Beijing and Washington really fixing for a fight? After Ukraine, can the United States stomach a second superpower showdown?
German and Spanish leaders were much more soft spoken. Can the 27 reconcile their views at a crucial moment? For France, it's quite a diplomatic tightrope. The French are NATO members with overseas territories and security interests that run rival to China in the Pacific. But they also want to redress a growing trade deficit with Beijing.
And we ask about the law. The hush money case brought by the Manhattan District Attorney against Trump could be the prelude to more serious charges of alleged election tampering in Georgia and inciting the storming of the US Capitol on January 6, 2021. Two former French presidents have been convicted, while impeachments have become routine in places like Peru, but for the United States, this is a first. Why?
While Europe has now come out of a mild winter and only mild discomfort from the cut in Russian gas, oil prices have failed to meet Moscow's expectations, with Russia already selling crude at a discount. We ask if that's about to change and whether Moscow can benefit. The fact is that those oil exports have continued, much to the delight of the likes of India. What's next on that score?