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Monocolumn
Monday 31 October
The gentlemen’s club that is the Commonwealth
It is easy to deride the Commonwealth as an irrelevance and an anachronism, which is doubtless why so many do.
Monday 31 October
It is easy to deride the Commonwealth as an irrelevance and an anachronism, which is doubtless why so many do.
Wednesday 25 April
If the Japanese aren’t quite getting into the swing of the royal wedding you can hardly blame them.
Saturday 28 April
There’s a wedding happening today, apparently.
Ahead of April’s royal wedding, Monocle’s second essay in our Scenarios series looks at the possibility of Britain becoming a republic and its impact on both state coffers and Brand Britain.
Wednesday 22 June
This past Sunday, two days after the bespectacled and besuited King Mohammed VI of Morocco announced his plan for constitutional reforms, several thousand protesters hit the streets of a rundown Casablanca neighbourhood.…
Monday 21 February
A rare battle for the UN presidency is gaining momentum between two Asian nations whose situations couldn’t be further apart.
Tuesday 29 December
And so, the fairytale is finally getting its proper ending.
Friday 2 April
When Kenneth Kaunda stepped down as president of Zambia in 1991 he did something no other African head of state had ever done before.
Monday 28 February
Israeli defence minister Ehud Barak once famously described Israel as “a villa in the jungle”
Thursday 17 February
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.
French radio's success in London, an interview with exiled Moroccan journalist Aboubakr Jamai and auction frenzy in China
National identity in Australia, Tonga and Fiji's territorial dispute and rugby World Cup headache in New Zealand.
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