Society
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Think again
The world looks profoundly different from a year ago. What can the roaring 1920s teach us about the decade to come? And why are populists still popular?
Changing of the guard
A new generation of politicians, activists and educators are shaking up parts of Africa beset by corruption and inequality. We meet five pioneers determined to transform their countries for good.
Preparing for the worst
Whether you’re faced with an accident, a fire or a less expected natural catastrophe, it pays to have a plan. Meet the experts who are laying the groundwork to keep us safe and sound.
Turning heads
From Belarus to Hong Kong, political uprisings defined 2020. A decade after the Arab Spring, it’s clear these movements don’t always bring change. What is the secret to a successful revolution?
Tyler Brûlé on why 2021 should be the year when we leave no one behind
Monocle’s editor in chief on the year ahead.
Mind your manners
The world might be becoming more casual but the French aren’t about to drop their standards of etiquette.
Remote working
In the planet's most isolated settlements, trusted community newspapers serve as common bonds. Behind these bulletins are dedicated journalists with passion for publishing and pride in their parish.
Pet’s corner
Lockdown led Robin Givhan to a new career; she enjoys dog walks in a Capitol Hill cemetery.
Easy does it…
'The Monocle Book of Gentle Living' is our just-published title to help you reconnect, make things happen and do something you care about. Here's how to embark on a gentler life.
Make time to…
In an age of digital distraction and automated interactions, the simple acts of genuine conversation and active listening offer profound remedies for modern loneliness and disconnection.
