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Business / Politics
Monocolumn
Thursday 29 April
Privatisation comes to town
Cubans will be chanting in the streets tomorrow as millions turn out for the annual International Workers’ Day parade.
Design / Architecture
Briefing Architecture/Design
Iceland's healthy take on the pharmacy, a playful kindergarten in Germany, making Hay in Copenhagen and the sharpest knives in the box.
Edits / Retail
Inventory No. 42
Well-made objects for home and office that have caught our eye this month, from tableware to tea towels and paper knives to pasta.
Culture, episode 40
We visit Beirut’s leg of the Hay Literary Festival, explore Buenos Aires bus routes, and enjoy a session from Dum Dum Girls’ singer Dee Dee.
Affairs / Automotive
Monocolumn
Thursday 13 September
Sporting greats aren’t always on the track
Professor Sid Watkins, who died on Wednesday evening at the age of 84, unified Formula 1 motor racing.
Affairs / Diplomacy
Monocolumn
Friday 17 December
Change for the world’s second least populous country
Outside of Vatican City, Niue is the world’s least populous country, a self-governing Pacific nation with a headcount comparable to that of a large high school.
Culture / Books
Ferozsons bookshops
A flick through the paperbacks on the shelves of Lahore's oldest bookshop.
Affairs / Crime
Monocolumn
Sunday 30 January
Australia’s lawless underbelly surfaces
Crime, for better or worse, is in Australia’s DNA. The country’s famously laid-back residents view their origin as a British penal colony almost as a point of pride, and venerate celebrity toughs such as hitman Mark “Cho…
Affairs / Society
Monocolumn
Thursday 28 June
Latin America’s bright future
I just got back from a two-week trip to Brazil and I was impressed with what’s happening there. We all know Brazil has been the motivating force in Latin America for a while.
Design / Interior design
Cabin Fever
Unlike the usual identikit winter lodge, this remastered getaway in the French Alps is inventive – but its unique sense of style doesn’t detract from its homely charm.
Affairs / Soft Power
Monocolumn
Sunday 14 February
More fun at the furniture fair
It’s February and time for the design happening of the year in Scandinavia.
Affairs / Luxury
Monocolumn
Monday 23 November
Poland’s shot at luxury
Vodka has been produced in Poland for more than 1,000 years but historic Polish brands have failed to break into the global market.
Affairs / Politics
Oceania Briefing
New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark's wardrobe decoded. And adopt a sheep.
Affairs / Entertainment
From Sofia, with love
Bulgarian songstress Lili Ivanova’s career began in 1963 and she soon became the country’s biggest star under the communists. Today she’s just as famous and is widely revered as a champion of the nation.
Edits / Food & Drink
My Last Meal: Adman about town
Quick-witted adman George Lois shares his philosophy on advertising, creative sustenance and the perfect last meal.
Affairs / Government
Americas Briefing
We investigate Canadian PM Stephen Harper's motorcade, the US's paranoia in the wake of WikiLeaks and America's first government-owned casino.
Culture / Publishing
Media Briefing
Turkey's religion-themed reality show upsets the imams, an Israeli animation studio aims to out-draw Pixar and we report on the relaunch and redesign of Germany's premier financial newspaper, Handelsblatt - reworked by…
Edits / Health
Who needs the agro?
Everyone, it seems. From the shopping aisles of one of Europe’s most respected grocery store chains to the meadows of piedmont to the Souk el Tayeb farmers’ market in Beirut, Farmers and their four-legged friends are the…
Business / Technology
The plough factor
If you’re in the market for the latest tractor or combine harvester, the National Farm Machinery Show is the place to be. Monocle goes to Kentucky to sow our seeds.