Politics
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Asia Pacific
Australia’s latest prime minister must make some tough decisions. Plus: Vietnam’s property boom.
Africa/Middle East
How Qatar can shake off its infamous reputation and Durban’s renaissance in South Africa.
Europe
What should be on the UK government’s agenda (Brexit aside) and Austria’s provocative foreign minister.
Power play
Monocle’s annual Soft Power Survey charts the strengths and weaknesses of national brands and the changing landscape of cultural influence. How do the hard truths of politics affect nations’ softer sides?
Europe
A third constitutional referendum in 15 years for Italy, plus the special bond between Québec and Bavaria.
Americas
When it comes to agreements on trans-Pacific trade, Hillary Clinton will be hoping for the help of a lame duck.
Sikh and destroy
An ex-soldier and intelligence gatherer, Harjit Sajjan was new to parliament when appointed Canada’s minister of national defence. A year into the job, he discusses his significant challenges and shifting policies.
Municipal concerns
Forget the stereotype of the ceremonial mayor. Monocle stalks the corridors of city halls around the world to assess the most powerful and persuasive urban leaders, evaluating their successes, failures and ongoing challenges.
The Dutch paradox
They are considered the most liberal people in Europe – and yet arguably they are among the most right-wing. So now what? With elections looming, Monocle explores a troubling dichotomy.
