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Monocle on Design - ‘Why Materials Matter’
16 October 2018
We peek inside the innovative Berlin-based design company that’s developing pollution-eating façades to tackle city smog. Plus: Mexican architect Frida Escobedo on her love of traditional materials and a discussion on the…
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The Bulletin with UBS - Why should I retire?
1 May 2016
The idea of old age has shifted as people are living longer. We travel the world to gauge how views have changed and learn that retirement is not the same as old age.
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The Menu - Why butter matters
22 October 2021
British top chef James Martin on the joys of cooking with butter, a visit to one of Scandinavia’s best cocktail bars, and why one port wine producer is attracting attention.
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The Foreign Desk - Why is populism all the rage?
18 September 2021
Police have increased security around the US Capitol ahead of a planned pro-Trump rally on 18 September. The expected demonstrations have brought a new wave of concern about the rise of populist anger. What is fuelling this…
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The Foreign Desk - Why Italy’s election matters
3 March 2018
As Italians head to the polls this weekend, Andrew Mueller is joined by Gianni Riotta, Enrico Franceschini and Stephanie Kirchgaessner to discuss what’s at stake for Italy and Europe, and why Silvio Berlusconi is back in…
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The Bulletin with UBS - Why inflation will fall
9 May 2022
UBS Global Wealth Management’s chief economist Paul Donovan explains why inflation is almost certain to fall in developed economies in the second half of 2022. He explains the effect of a normalisation in demand for prod…
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The Foreign Desk - Why the Dutch election matters
11 March 2017
The first of Europe’s big-three elections of 2017 takes place next week; in the Netherlands it is yet another test for liberal democracy. Monocle’s Steve Bloomfield is joined by Philippe Remarque, editor in chief of ‘De…
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Monocle on Design - Why preserve a building?
2 August 2016
Last month 17 of modernist architect Le Corbusier’s buildings were added to Unesco’s World Heritage List. We ask why architectural preservation is important and who decides what’s worth saving.
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Monocle on Culture - Why go solo?
21 September 2015
When’s the right time to ditch your band and go it alone? How does the creative process differ and do you miss your fellow musicians? We speak to music journalist Andrew Mueller about the artists who have launched succes…
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The Stack - Why, What, ‘Which?’
5 October 2019
Monocle editor in chief Tyler Brûlé tell us why location matters when it comes to media brands’ headquarters. Plus: Christoph Amend on the latest edition of ‘Zeitmagazin International’ and a catch-up with Harry Rose, editor…