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Design

The lowdown

In a world that’s now too brightly and badly lit, we look to industry luminaries who fully understand the positive impact of subtle lighting.

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  • 12 min read
Rows of glowing spherical pendant lights in blue-to-white and pink-to-white gradients mounted on metal rails.
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Defence

The Saudi Arabian arms deals causing concern, while military sharpshooters descend on Ottawa.

  • Issue #118
  • 4 min read
Defence
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The second coming

At 93, Mahathir Mohamad returns as Malaysia's prime minister — older than Reagan's presidency, Thatcher's tenure and Diana's legend. His improbable comeback carries the weight of a nation's unfinished business.

  • Issue #118
  • 10 min read
The second coming
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State of the nation: Canada

Standing firm in the face of a flailing US president, Canada’s immigration policies, burgeoning economy and soft-power initiatives set a far more positive tone.

  • Issue #118
  • 6 min read
State of the nation: Canada
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Progressive rock

Gibraltar voted overwhelmingly to remain in the EU. With the rest of the UK set on leaving, what does that mean for the diminutive British territory?

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  • 10 min read
Progressive rock
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Cities

Istanbul ups the war on plastic and we have a word with Labour peer Andrew Adonis.

  • Issue #118
  • 4 min read
Cities
Design

My house is your house

On an area of parkland in central Warsaw stands a small settlement of wooden Finnish homes. A legacy of postwar hardship, these days they stand as a striking symbol of peace and friendship.

  • Issue #118
  • 3 min read
My house is your house
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Diplomacy

Spain’s new prime minister travels with a bold agenda, and Trump prepares his next excursion.

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  • 4 min read
Diplomacy
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Still supreme

Poland's defiant Supreme Court president Malgorzata Gersdorf — forcibly retired by the ruling PiS party yet still reporting for work — speaks to Monocle about judicial independence and creeping authoritarianism.

  • Issue #118
  • 6 min read
Malgorzata Gersdorf, Poland's Supreme Court president, seated at her desk wearing a beige blazer with a constitution beads necklace.

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