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Europe Briefing— Global
Preface
The elections, the people, the big ideas and the issues you'l be hearing more about in Europe in the year to come.
The elections, the people, the big ideas and the issues you'l be hearing more about in Europe in the year to come.
Angela Merkel, Bidzina Ivanishvili, Jens Stoltenberg, Mark Leonard, Peer Steinbrück
Issue 40
Struggling nations and cities need to hitch up their skirts, quicken their step and just get on with it. Our editor-in-chief follows up the debates stirred up in this issue.
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Eighteen months ago, Chinese premier Wen Jiabao had a vision: “I have a dream to provide every Chinese, especially children, [with] sufficient milk each day,” he said. And in New Zealand, where serving children copious…
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Issue 62
Cambodia keeps politics in the family, South Korea get equal, and Japan gets green vending machines
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Issue 17
During the conflict in South Ossetia, western media were given free access by the Georgian government, while on the Russian side, foreign journalists were being either arrested or herded around by the military. In both…
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Issue 38
Keiko Sofía Fujimori was Peru’s first lady at age 19 – appointed by her father, the then-president. Now 35, she is standing for the top job herself, while her father is in jail charged with corruption. Can she win over the…
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Issue 54
Squabbling over islands in the South China Sea, shopping for warships with Algeria, and boosting the Bangladeshi military.
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Issue 48
Chine beefs up its air force again, and India builds a strike force to ready itself for Himalayan border disputes.
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Issue 44
We examine Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff's image makeover, report on Qatar's investment in the US property market and bring you the view from Bogotá.
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Issue 17
Australia tackles tax evasion on Vanuatu, New Zealand uses music to fight antisocial behaviour and the tiny state of Timor-Leste gets its own airline.
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Plans for lunar heritage sites and a cure for the blues from Australia.
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Issue 28
The nation that had no TV until 10 years ago and is famous for using its Gross National Happiness index as a measure of success rather than GDP, has been a democracy for just over a year. Monocle talks to its prime minister…
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Issue 24
As the Taliban gains ground in Pakistan, the police can offer little in defence of the nation. Monocle spends a day with Karachi’s police chief as he worries about kit, corruption and crime stats. Then we meet the woman…
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