Business / Media
Monocolumn
Monday 26 April
Battle of the New York newspapers
Most visitors to New York City newsstands began yesterday as they do every morning, choosing between the New York Post and New York Daily News.
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Affairs / Investments
Monocolumn
Monday 14 December
Sign of the times
Amid salacious headlines, a plummeting stock market and plunging property prices, Dubai seems well and truly stymied.
The Globalist: Asia, episode 22
We look at the border tensions between India and China, get the latest on the FIFA corruption scandal, and go over the Asia business headlines.
The Monocle Daily, episode 72
Is the US Constitution still an inspiration? We also find out how Hollywood is influencing Cambodia and look ahead to the headlines in Asia.
Affairs / Society
Monocolumn
Tuesday 3 November
Going the distance
The New York City Marathon is typically held two days before Election Day each November, ensuring a duel of citywide spectacles and plenty of timely running puns for tabloid headline writers.
The Globalist, episode 190
Shashank Joshi on the day’s headlines, we do the business in Johannesburg with Peter Bruce, and Lars Bevanger assesses Norwegian police after the Utøya massacre.
The Briefing, episode 174
A look at China’s efforts for “social stability”, we discuss today’s deadline for registering political parties in Russia, and get the latest media news headlines.
The Monocle Daily, episode 386
The latest on the terrorist plot unveiled in Canada, we ask whether the Boston bombing will have serious effects for Chechnya, and go through the headlines from the Asian papers.
The Briefing, episode 191
A view on Syria from the Golan Heights, Murdo Morrison from Flight Global on today’s aviation headlines, and a look at South America’s front pages.
The Globalist, episode 174
We ask if Obama's healthcare bill is unconstitutional, analyse Iran’s reaction to more sanctions, and get Japanese headlines with Tokyo bureau chief Fiona Wilson.
Affairs / Media
Monocolumn
Thursday 24 June
Chisinau: the real media revolution is underway
In April last year, Moldova made international headlines when its exotically-titled “Twitter Revolution” triggered an election rerun, toppling the Communist party from power after eight long years.
Affairs / Investments
Five alive
Which territories and nations are due their turn in the international spotlight? Monocle reveals five areas – from an EU island nation to a sprawling South American state – that will be in the headlines for all the right…
The Briefing, episode 246
We learn why the Libyan prime minister has been recently dismissed, get breakfast in America with Aisha Speirs, and Tom Edwards discusses the day’s headlines.
The Briefing, episode 30
We have our regular Americas headline round-up, discuss the upcoming elections in New Zealand and talk tailoring with the men of Savile Row.
Design / Fashion
Pitti boys
It may not grab the headlines like the catwalk shows but Florence’s Pitti Uomo fair is where big deals are made and clothes we might actually wear are previewed. This year the event saw new interest from eastern Europe and…
Affairs / Politics
Crossing the line
They might not make headlines, but there are numerous border disputes that could spark a crisis at any time (although we hope Canada and the US would avoid war over their quarrel regarding lobster-rich waters). Monocle…
Design / Architecture
Building momentum
2012 offered many architectural talking points, from Renzo Piano’s pointy Shard in London to K2S’s small but perfectly formed wooden Chapel of Silence in Helsinki; 2013 promises even more. Here are seven projects completing…
Affairs / Education
French revision
Napoleon sold off Louisiana in 1803 but the French government is busier than ever promoting Gallic culture in the former colonial state. Latest move: funding a new school and getting the headlines from Paris on the local…
Affairs / Emerging Markets
Be here next year
From a southern African state that has gone from hungry nation to food exporter, to a vast new port in Mexico and a sea of trouble in Europe, we pinpoint the places that will make the headlines – for good and bad reasons…
Affairs / Politics
Early warning
From making life a misery for passengers at airports to making war with their neighbours, Monocle takes a look at the organisations, countries and people who are destined to hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons in…