Politics
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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.
Africa/Middle East
A risky ride with Robert Mugabe’s motorcade and the South African mayor signposting a watershed in Cape Town politics.
Europe
The new UK prime minister’s walk on the wild side, plus election time – again – in Austria.
Americas
Why what Donald Trump does in defeat could have his detractors wishing he was in the Oval Office.
Popular appeal
As one of the biggest events in TV news, the US presidential election sees broadcasters compete fiercely. How are they ramping up for the final Clinton vs Trump showdown in November?
Speaking truth to power
Throwing light on the key issues surrounding the forthcoming US election is what keeps these particular think-tanks busy. Meet the people whose remit is to separate fact from fiction.
