Affairs / Diplomacy
Diplomacy Briefing
We meet Georgia’s ambassador to Germany and take a dip at the UN swimming club in Geneva.
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Affairs / Diplomacy
Diplomacy Briefing
An interview with the Geneva-based, football-playing Brazilian permanent representative to the WTO.
Business / Business Hubs
Business briefing
Why vineyards could be a wise investment, the pioneering Japanese store Lawson, and a Q&A with the president of the Geneva Motor Show.
The Monocle Weekly, episode 11
This week Tyler Brûlé heads to Geneva to take a spin around the International Motor show.
Midori House, episode 60
We talk urban investment with the finance minister for Rio, visit the watch fair in Geneva and meet sports book author Mihir Bose.
The Review, episode 5
We visit bookshops in Geneva and Cape Town and also hear about the Liet minority language song contest, before inspecting the week’s magazines.
The Monocle Daily, episode 270
Raffaello Pantucci discusses China’s leaders, we debate the US’s imminent fiscal cliff crisis, and spend a Friday night in Geneva with Monocle’s Santiago Rodríguez Tarditi.
The Monocle Daily, episode 141
Angela Merkel’s party’s local election defeats, we learn how to stage a street protest in Moscow, and visit the EBACE business aviation fair in Geneva.
Midori House, episode 159
Discussion of the potential for conflict between the US and China and Monocle’s editor Andrew Tuck sits down with Pierre Maudet, mayor of Geneva.
Midori House, episode 350
Why the UK is tightening its visa rules for Brazilians, we ask if China’s leadership is turning a corner, and check in with the Geneva Motor Show.
Business / Aviation
Monocolumn
Wednesday 18 August
Business jets: no room to spread their wings?
The Latin American Business Aviation Conference & Exhibition (LABACE) in São Paulo is the second largest corporate jet fair in the world (after Geneva’s EBACE) and, like everything in Brazil, it’s growing.
The Monocle Weekly, episode 48
Following a very busy production week in London the team tackle the car industry ahead of this week's Geneva Motor Show and discover an interesting new initiative from Audi with the company's Larissa Braun.
Midori House, episode 381
Nadine Allal brings us the agenda of this year’s European Conference on Sustainable Cities & Towns in Geneva, Oscar Guardiola Rivera explores the buried truths of Pablo Neruda and Margaret Thatcher, and sommelier and actor…
Business / Transport
Back on track
Tram and urban light-rail projects are booming as cities turn their backs on car culture. Bombardier is the global leader in the field and provides stock to such places as Stockholm, Geneva and Brussels. We met its pres…
Culture / Music
Paleo Festival
The summer festival season is in full swing, and the Paleo Festival, held outside Geneva in the sleepy town of Nyon, offers an alternative to some of its grubbier European siblings. With the mountains on one side and the…
Edits / Food & Drink
Monocolumn
Saturday 30 October
The Foreign Ministry’s wine stash discovery
The Japanese sure don’t shy away from a shandy – yet when the Japanese Foreign Ministry recently conducted an audit of its embassies, consulates and government offices abroad, even they found the stocks sobering.
Affairs / Diplomacy
Monocolumn
Tuesday 21 May
The winter collection
A visit to the Arctic Council meeting in Kiruna during last week showed that international diplomacy can be cool, sort of.
Affairs / Politics
Monocolumn
Thursday 8 April
Kyrgyzstan’s revolution
There are many things that have helped provoke the violent revolution in Kyrgyzstan this week: extreme poverty, financial crisis and possibly a nudge from Moscow, to name just a few.
Edits / Society
Monocolumn
Saturday 10 October
The right to bathe in glory
You don’t need to spend too much time outdoors to realise that plucky little Switzerland is currently gearing up for one of its more controversial referendums.
Affairs / Diplomacy
Monocolumn
Sunday 27 September
Now it’s serious
Have the latest revelations about a secret uranium-enrichment plant made an Israeli attack in Iran more probable, imminent even?