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The Latvian PM is charged with the salvation of his country’s economy, which is in an even worse condition than most others in Europe. He speaks to Monocle about his plans to turn things around.
Issue 58
The ins and outs of Mercosur, the speeding up of California's trains, and the other big ballot in America.
Issue 57
Vladimir Putin's motorcade, a revamp of Paris's Place de la République, and elections in Lithuania.
Issue 54
A new multipurpose "port complex" in South Korea, an election in Mongolia and new divorce laws in India.
Issue 15
Finns aren't what they used to be - the rise of the Nordic suburbs; fighting crime in Stockholm and hitting new lows on the Milanese high street.
Issue 12
Africa's first mosquito net factory, uranium mining, and why Uganda's ruler is keeping it in the family.
Issue 42
Dutch courage in Afghanistan, instability in Nepal and India's homegrown fighter jets.
Issue 1
Daniel Ortega's Nicaraguan comeback, new US passport controls and Hugo Chávez's guest list.
Issue 12
On 17 February the Assembly of Kosovo declared independence and the war-torn state became free from Serbian rule. Monocle was there as the people hit the streets. Also, overleaf, Nader Mousafizadeh, former special assistant…
Issue 60
His cosmopolitan background and bullish enthusiasm for the EU have made Poland’s foreign minister a key voice in European politics. Now Radek Sikorski is urging Europe to learn the hard lessons of its own history.
Issue 16
Syrian first lady Adma Al-Assad's outfits; wine-tasting classes for poor South Africans.
Issue 37
Badly equipped and under-trained, India's police force needs more than just investment. We also report on the Burmese elections, Vietnam's unlikely new friend, and a former Chinese politician speaking out against the gov…
Issue 9
From making life a misery for passengers at airports to making war with their neighbours, Monocle takes a look at the organisations, countries and people who are destined to hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons in…
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