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Oceania briefing— Global
Preface
We land in Tuvalu for our Flight Path series, report on dwindling natural resources in Papua New Guinea, and find out why Aussie rules football is going to China.
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Issue 51
The sartorial preferences of North Korea's new Supreme Leader, the big ambitions of Seoul's Incheon airport, and a Q&A with the head of an Indian bicycle rental company.
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Americas briefing
Issue 12
Why China is miffed with Canada, and Mexico's solution to groping on public transport.
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Europe Briefing
Issue 59
The elections, the people, the big ideas and the issues you'l be hearing more about in Europe in the year to come.
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Asia briefing
Issue 17
China's negative image and we scrutinise the stuffy wardrobe of its president, Hu Jintao.
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On the Money
Issue 1
Chile is a stable, democratic regime that continues to liberalise its economy. Rich in natural resources, especially copper, its fortunes have traditionally followed a boom and bust cycle according to the market price for…
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Americas briefing
Issue 10
The race for the 2008 Democratic Party candidate is hotting up, with Obama, Clinton and Edwards all battling to secure votes in the primary elections. This year, however, it is their appearance more than ever that is being…
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Oceania Briefing
Issue 50
Nauru's political woes, Sydney's housing price price slide and a Samoan film tipped for the big time.
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Oceania Briefing
Issue 42
National identity in Australia, Tonga and Fiji's territorial dispute and rugby World Cup headache in New Zealand.
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Civic slickers
Issue 35
The right mayor can reinvent and rejuvenate a city, boosting infrastructure, speeding integration and fostering the arts. For our cities special, we profile 10 of the freshest movers and shakers in urban politics worldwide…
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Americas briefing
Issue 15
The US embraces pedal power, New York takes to its rivers; plus a cultural haven in Colombia.
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Wave power
Issue 14
On the island of O’ahu in Hawaii, members of a local independence movement have succeeded in winning back land claimed by the US in 1893. Now many are calling for nothing less than Hawaii’s complete secession from US rule…
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In the hot seat
Issue 27
Chile’s first female president, Michelle Bachelet, was tortured as a student under Pinochet’s rule and lived in exile for nearly five years. As her term comes to an end, Monocle talks to the popular leader about male cha…