Affairs / Politics
Defence Briefing
Squabbling over islands in the South China Sea, shopping for warships with Algeria, and boosting the Bangladeshi military.
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Affairs / Society
Monocolumn
Thursday 11 November
Try this Jesus for size
Having probably given up on the locals at long last, the statue of Jesus Christ overlooking Rio de Janiero was dethroned as the world’s most famous last week.
Culture / Arts
Monocolumn
Tuesday 23 November
Berlin’s art galleries recalibrate
In the mid-noughties, art galleries sprouted in Berlin like wild mushrooms.
Culture / Arts
Monocolumn
Monday 26 March
The UAE’s art fairs have identity
Out in the UAE last week – up and down the Sheikh Zayed road from Abu Dhabi to Dubai and back again in heat hazes and sandstorms, the place seemed different to last time I was there – to look at art, at least – three years…
Affairs / Aviation
Monocolumn
Wednesday 1 June
Life after death for Berlin’s old airports
A year from today, the long-awaited Berlin Brandenburg International airport (BBI) will open next to the site of Berlin-Schönefeld, finally ending a long and drawn out game of airport musical chairs. The new airport will…
Design / Interior design
Monocolumn
Monday 11 April
The Salone series: Viva Italia at the Triennale
Each year Milan’s Salone continues to sprawl into more of the city’s neighbourhoods, with more events, cocktails and sideshows to lure visitors away from the never-ending Rho fairgrounds. One of this year’s must-sees of…
Design / Architecture
Monocolumn
Friday 18 June
Harbouring a grudge
No matter what you build on the waterfront of Sydney Harbour these days, chances are it won’t be liked.
Affairs / Society
Monocolumn
Monday 13 May
The temptations of Tokyo
Technical innovation, artistic acumen and an improving economy: it's a good time to think about setting up home in Japan.
Edits / Transport
Dream a little dream
In the second of our series on niche airlines, we take a trip on one of two planes – one red, one blue – run by the tiny, but ambitious, Fuji Dream Airlines.
Edits / Entertainment
Monocolumn
Saturday 10 December
Weekend agenda, 10/11 December
This weekend’s highlights include a new pop-up hotel in sunny Mexico, a craft festival in Japan and a music fest to get you out of those pre-Christmas blues.
Affairs / Entrepreneurialism
Better together
You don’t have to do it all alone. Make sure you know who to call whether you are running for re-election, rebuilding your city or rethinking your retail business in 2013.
Affairs / Retail
Europe Briefing
A call for more creativity in Sweden's architecture, a scheme to get Finnish commuters smiling and the councillor trying to get Lisbon cycling.
Business / Society
Business briefing
Ukrainian chicken farming ruffles feathers, and Hong Kong gets a taste for the grape.
Business / Urbanism
Power plant
Yes, they can look pretty, but Diana Balmori’s landscaping projects can also change cities, make people happier and healthier and battle climate change. A pioneer of the green roofs movement, she helped build New York’s…
Edits / Recipes
My Last Meal: Tokyo corner
Yorkshireman John Pawson is an architect and designer who has lived in Japan and is known for his stripped-back designs. For his last meal he chooses a seven-course meal at a Japanese restaurant in London’s Piccadilly.
Affairs / Politics
Future states
The national identity of countries can shift radically and at a speed that leaves their inhabitants gasping: think of the former Soviet Union. Here leading thinkers consider what might, or should, change in the way nations…
Design / Hotels
Home Sweede home
A dream team of owner, architect, designer has created this 12-room hotel in a residence, reminding us, and the industry, what hotels should be: places that feel like home but are 10 times better.
Edits / Food & Drink
Rich pickings
As the Shinkansen continues to speed north in Japan, operator JR East is also diversifying its retail – with apples.
End Point / Politics
Observation
As political parties prepare for the Lebanese elections, the wider picture looks almost rosy. The country is reeling back its highly skilled workforce from wobbly Dubai and tourism could rise – if the country makes a sel…
Design / Architecture
Buried treasure
Tadao Ando is one of the most respected architects in the world. Working against Japan’s ‘rip down and rebuild’ architectural policy, he is now burying structures underground, planting trees and wondering if it’s simply…