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The Young Europeans
Reportage The Young Europeans
As Kosovo prepares to celebrate the second anniversary of its declaration of independence, the small Balkan country is still fighting to win the world's attention. 22.01.10
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Urban Age Conference
News Report

Urban Age Conference

Monocle meets the experts on the future of our cities at the Urban Age conference in Istanbul, organised by the London School of Economics and Deutsche Bank's Alfred Herrhausen Society. 02.12.09
People in power
News Report

People in power

How do you run a village - or a nation? Do you need to be skilled at consensus politics - or a bit of tyrant? 25.11.09
Melilla
News Report

Melilla

Melilla, in Morocco, is one of two Spanish colonies left on the African continent. 09.11.09
Burundi
Reportage

Burundi

Bujumbura has got all the substance - and architecture - required to turn Burundi's backwater capital into an African success story. 17.09.09
The Lusophone Games
Reportage

The Lusophone Games

While the Jogos da Lusofonia may not have the same draw as the Commonwealth Games, the gathering of the old Portuguese empire showed that, no matter how tenuous the links to Lisbon, there's plenty of strength in numbers. 04.09.09
Latest Magazine Articles
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February2010
Q&A

As the finance minister in Zimbabwe’s government of national unity, Tendai Biti is trying to repair the economic damage inflicted by the Mugabe regime.

AFFAIRS REPORT

Once a roaring trade hub, Nepal is now among Asia’s poorest nations.

OCEANIA BRIEFING

A study published by the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology has found that male Australian teenagers are more violent than their American counterparts.

OCEANIA BRIEFING

Pregnant Fijian women might find it easier to dial Qantas instead of an ambulance.

AFFAIRS REPORT

Anders Fogh Rasmussen, former Danish prime minister, is NATO’s secretary general.

 
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