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Marcus Walters

Affairs

The opener

We run the gamut from beguiling cacti, alternatively powered aeroplanes and diplomatic dress sense to postmodern poignancy, an invigorating jet clean and the taboo subject of tourism.

  • Issue #118
  • 6 min read
Modern minimalist building with angular geometric forms and large windows surrounded by autumn trees.
Affairs

Americas

The to-do list of Mexican president Enrique Peña Nieto, a look at the region's upcoming elections, new heights in New York and a politician to watch in Brazil.

  • Issue #69
  • 4 min read
Americas
Politics

Europe

The new leaders tasked with saving Eastern Europe from economic doom, the Swedish town that's delighted it's being dumped on, and why French holidaymakers might want to take out more travel insurance.

  • Issue #26
  • 5 min read
Europe
Affairs

Oceania

Auckland has big ideas for New Zealand's first "Super City," Melbourne re-stocks its tree population and the Gold Coast's bikini-clad meter maids face extinction.

  • Issue #35
  • 5 min read
A new leaf
Affairs

Oceania

New Zealanders' blasé attitude to living on top of a massive fault line, plus how Fiji's leader has dealt with his ex-convict brother-in-law - by appointing him to a top rugby position.

  • Issue #34
  • 5 min read
Melbourne streetscape with historic clock tower, modern buildings, and lush green trees.
Business

Business

Turkey looks to dominate the apricot market, New York's hotel industry gets good news, and we talk to winemaker Walter Massa about forgotten grapes.

  • Issue #34
  • 4 min read
Bialetti Moka espresso makers on an assembly line with industrial machinery and blue tubing.
Technology

Europe

How a Finnish IT firm is using the heat from its computer servers, how the French are falling in love with barges and why the British government is wondering about the time.

  • Issue #33
  • 5 min read
Aerial view of London's St Paul's Cathedral and surrounding cityscape at sunset.
Affairs

Asia

South Korea employs a German-born TV celebrity for an image overhaul, Shanghai starts “digging for China” and Japan pioneers a less gory method of conducting autopsies. A round-up of stories from across Asia.

  • Issue #27
  • 4 min read
Changdeokgung Palace in Seoul with traditional Korean architecture surrounded by green gardens, overlooking modern city skyline.

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