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Diplomacy
A day in the life of Singaporean ambassador Ong Keng Yong and South America's new vision.
Frontline services
Running a hotel is a challenge, let alone in a warzone. Monocle travels to Kabul, Tripoli and Mogadishu to visit three hotels that have strived to put hospitality first despite turbulent times.
Asia
Where the protest movement goes next in Hong Kong and forthcoming "elections" in Tajikistan.
Oceania
The new tactics that might just reshape Australian voting and New Zealand's income inequality.
Americas
A cheeky method for Americans to fly into Cuba and why we should all move to Brazil immediately.
Defence
Nato's ballistic-missile defence installation in Romania and a cause for celebration for animal rights activists.
Woman of fire
The desire to be the best set Tina Maze on the slopes to become a world-champion skier and Slovenia’s top athlete. She tells Monocle about her long journey to the top.
Europe
The rise of the (well-dressed) left in Spain, religious furore in Austria and making tracks in Warsaw.
Toast to the hosts
This issue, Monocle attends to hospitality in all its guises: from the sharp end of a warzone to ritzy ambassadorial parties. Plus: how top designers are delivering service lessons in style.
Against the tide
It’s the last great state-owned passenger line, ferrying people around the vast Indonesian archipelago. But with low-cost airlines snapping at its heels it must change course.
