Diplomacy
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Diplomacy
France's consul-general to Turkey on why the countries are like a married couple, plus peace-keeping today.
Chivalry isn’t dead
The Sovereign Military Order of Malta, a 1,000-year-old institution that took part in the Crusades, now fights a different battle: defending its honour as a paragon of humanitarian aid.
Americas
The man who succeeded Hugo Chávez, plus race relations in the US and a red-letter day for Canada Post.
Europe
Málaga's makeover, Poland's first openly gay mayor and Berlin's co-housing conundrum.
Past tense
Near the beach bars of a holiday hotspot, a stretch of no-man’s land is forever 1974. It marks the frontier policed by the UN’s longest-established peacekeeping force, where success is non-events.
Diplomacy
Stepping into the office of Adrian Farrell, Ireland's consul general to Texas and the Midwest.
Circle of friends – the art of Arctic diplomacy
As the diplomatic wrangle over the Arctic continues, Monocle's Toronto bureau chief Tomos Lewis travelled to the Arctic Council's meeting in Iqaluit in northern Canada to assess the path ahead for this strategically important…
Americas
We assess Hillary Clinton's presidential candidacy, Dominican diplomacy and archaeology in Chile.
Sign of the time
Opportunity awaits those who know where to look and are bold enough to act. This issue unravels the tangle of global goings-on and finds out where the action is.
