Affairs / Transport
Monocolumn
Monday 29 April
Power in numbers
While popular political debate in the US can at times seems trite, a short journey south to Panama reveals a well-informed population
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The Monocle Daily, episode 13
What happens when Finnish income information becomes public, plus the newest resident of St Helena - Detective Inspector Rod Paterson.
Affairs / Technology
Monocolumn
Sunday 13 December
The engine of the new economy
If it’s true that information is the only natural resource Germany has to offer, then Berlin is quickly moving from the equivalent of mining city to refinery.
Affairs / Politics
Monocolumn
Sunday 25 September
Chávez, the tweeting president
Celebrities have used it to gossip, activists have used it to inform of uprisings, but only Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez has used Twitter to govern.
Edits / Food & Drink
Food for thought
Denmark: home to the world’s first obesity tax, a globally revered restaurant (Noma) and a galaxy of informed and innovative food experts. We got four of the best together in a room to chew the (unsaturated) fat on their…
Affairs / Government
A Little Push
The Behavioural Insights Team – otherwise known as the Nudge Unit – is improving public services in the UK via clever tweaks of policy and subtle changes to the delivery of information. Monocle investigates the art of…
The Monocle Daily, episode 336
We look back at Pope Benedict’s tenure on the news of his resignation, find out about Egypt’s huge informal economy and discover what the Chinese Year of the Snake has in store.
Design / Monocle
Our new website
We’ve been busy transferring more than five years’ worth of magazine, film and radio content to our new website. The result: a sharper, more handsome and informative experience. Come and visit us at monocle.com.
Edits / Retail
Evening all
At Monocle, Saturday nights have trumped Fridays for a good old-fashioned, informal knees-up at home with friends, good food, a great media line-up and enough grog to send your guests on their merry way.
Affairs / Politics
Monocolumn
Wednesday 29 June
It’s all about the Mothers in Argentina’s election
With their distinctive white headscarves, the elderly women who march around Buenos Aires’ central plaza every week – doggedly appealing for information about their children who were “disappeared” by the former military…
Edits / Technology
The man of modem
It creates the ultimate communications equipment that allows everyone from troops in Afghanistan to sailors in the Atlantic to be constantly a call away. And now Thrane & Thrane is finding that information junkies and…
Business / Graphic Design
Signs of the times
You may not know its name but chances are you use its designs every week. Italian company Solari revolutionised train and airport information boards in the 1950s and continues to innovate with LCD-screen and punch-card…
Design / Entrepreneurialism
Room to improve
The global marketplace isn’t short of economic indicators but none’s a more rapid read than hotel occupancy rates. With many predicting 2010 will still be tough going, we look at the managers, designers and concepts tra…
Culture / Radio
Monocle on air
On the ground floor of Midori House, we’ve just pulled back the door on two cosy wool-lined studios, and two equally handsome control rooms. Also we’ve populated them with a fresh and informed crew of the best broadcasters…
End Point / Monocle
Observation
Like many of you, we are preparing for our summer holidays. But after a short break in Beirut we’ll be back to provide you with plenty of music, chat and reportage to entertain and inform you while you’re stretched out on…
Business / Defence
Monocolumn
Sunday 15 August
China cheats itself
China is famously hungry for resources and knowledge of all kinds – but military high technology whets the country’s billion-man appetite more than anything else.
Affairs / Government
Monocolumn
Thursday 17 February
The reaction to Fijian president’s death
Josefa Iloilo, the former Fijian president whose scrapping of his island nation’s constitution cemented the grip of a 2006 military coup that isolated his country, has died aged 91.
Affairs / Technology
Monocolumn
Monday 19 March
Last week, the Encyclopaedia Britannica announced that it would no longer publish a print edition
Last week, the Encyclopaedia Britannica announced that it would no longer publish a print edition
Culture / Television
Monocolumn
Wednesday 23 January
Finding a new angle
When covering the tragedy of mass shootings, is it time that news networks start showing some tact?