Liam Aldous
Europe
The rise of the (well-dressed) left in Spain, religious furore in Austria and making tracks in Warsaw.
Sea change
One generation’s loss is another’s gain as the rejuvenation of industrial Poblenou gathers pace.
Talking about our generation: The future
Once-apathetic Spain is watching long-form TV debate shows. Is this how to re-engage us in government machinations?
The interview series 2014/15 part 05
The rise of a new opposition leader in Spain has given voters an alternative voice. His clear strategies and bold vision for the future may yet win them over.
Island mentality
Spanish architect Carlos Ferrater’s Menorcan idyll may be a family home but its counterintuitive design means it also makes for a productive workspace.
Europe
Rebranding the Canary Islands, charting the Latvian elections and an interview with a new Athens councillor.
Hidden gems
This month’s best in global travel includes an idyllic hotel in a former palace, a Polish shop showcasing the works of local artists and designers and a retro barbershop in Mexico City.
Europe
King Felipe VI of Spain's dress sense, voting in Romania and interview with a Paris-based NGO's president.
Grand inquisitor
Crusading judge Baltasar Garzón made powerful enemies, leading to his downfall. But they have not silenced him, and his demands for accountability resonate with a disillusioned Spain.
The upper trust
For more than 20 years, Ecotrust has supported civic progress and regeneration in Portland. Monocle meets Spencer Beebe, the man behind the organisation’s ‘people, planet and profit’ mission.
