Edits / Recipes
Fisherman's friend
Tadich Grill is a San Francisco institution, serving traditional seafood dishes and a large helping of nostalgia.
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Business / Business Hubs
Business briefing
Diamond cutting in Israel, olive oil farming in Croatia and the business of making Japan cool.
The Menu, episode 41
The future of Chinese cooking, we speak to an exotic fruits grower in Croatia, and check out New Zealand’s food scene.
Design / Architecture
Design/Architecture Briefing
Latest news, projects and products, from a museum makeover in Seoul to beautifully designed cement packaging in Croatia.
The Review, episode 43
Nick Colgan – founder of Croatia’s Garden festival talks music, Calvert 22 foundation’s Igor Zinatulin selects magazines, and we talk to booksellers around the world.
Midori House, episode 379
Fiona Wilson brings today’s news agenda from Tokyo, Rinna Kullaa joins us to shed light on the European parliamentary elections in Croatia, and Ian Goldin of Oxford University discusses his new book on the failure of global…
Affairs / Politics
Forecast 2010: Politics
Where will things kick off in 2010? Will anyone manage to make a new country in the new year? Or oust a tyrant? Or even manage to join the EU?
Affairs / Technology
Monocolumn
Thursday 17 January
Lost in technology
A cautionary tale of what can happen if you love your sat nav a little too much
Affairs / Government
Power shift
Hungary’s foreign affairs minister discusses the challenges facing his country’s EU presidency, the importance of an increased role for central Europe and his government’s reputation for media bashing.
Affairs / Politics
Europe briefing
The new leaders tasked with saving Eastern Europe from economic doom, the Swedish town that's delighted it's being dumped on, and why French holidaymakers might want to take out more travel insurance.
Business / Business Hubs
Sun bloc
The average per capita income is just €2,570, the country is plagued by honour killings and is a haven for car thieves. And then there’s its grim past as a communist fiefdom. But it has one major asset that outsiders want…
Affairs / Environment
2012 forecast: environment
Capturing Egypt's sunshine, growing bamboo in the US and bringing wind power to Turkey.
Edits / Food & Drink
My Last Meal: Word crunch
Master of dark comedies and tales of the absurd, Andrey Kurkov is the Ukrainian author of ‘Death And The Penguin’ and ‘A Matter of Death and Life’. For his last meal, he takes us to his local haunt, Jungle Cat, for some…
Affairs / Society
Ready for this?
Israel’s violent history means that its hospitals have much to teach other countries about how to deal with major bloodshed on their streets. Rambam Medical Center in Haifa is offering medics pioneering training in handling…
Affairs / Politics
Politics Forecast
A look ahead at the year in politics, including the challenges facing Nicholas Sarkozy, some potential new EU members and the run-up to the US election.
Edits / Politics
King for a day
Less than four years after joining the European Union, and having adopted the euro just under a year ago, Slovenia will take on the rotating EU presidency in the first half of 2008. It is a massive challenge for a country…
Culture / Television
Dream export
The burgeoning soft power of the nation that straddles the East-West divide is rooted in its flourishing drama production industry, capturing hearts and minds from Pakistan to South America. Just don’t call them soap operas…
Affairs / Politics
So long, Serbia
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…
Affairs / Crime
Hunting Ratko
Ratko Mladic is one of the world’s most wanted men. Monocle meets those trying to arrest the Bosnian Serb general so the UN can try him for war crimes and genocide. We also look at the damage his fugitive status is doing…
Edits / Business Hubs
Expo 22: Ship wrecked
Viking line’s M/S Gabriella and M/S Mariella ply the route between Helsinki and stockholm daily. Except for some backpackers getting cheaply from a to b, the 48-hour round trip is used for one chief purpose: the intensive…