Paulius Staniunas
Etihad Rail’s passenger debut puts the UAE’s public transport on the right track
We join Emirati commuters on the UAE rail network’s expanded passenger service. The new line, which links Dubai to Abu Dhabi and beyond, could revolutionise domestic travel for Emirati residents.
Where ideas have room to breathe: Ten creatives on the personal spaces that shape their work
We meet outstanding architects, artists and designers in spaces that have influenced them, from dance floors to museum halls, to find out how these places have informed their approach to their own practice.
Keeping afloat: The world’s next generation of sailors are getting in ship shape at Philippine Transmarine Carriers
There’s a shortage of qualified seafarers across the globe and Filipino cadets are stepping forward to fill the gap. We visit Manila for an inside look at the training operation.
A stall at Brightspot Market could turn an unknown Indonesian brand into a household name
We visit the bi-annual retail event moving Indonesian brands into the big leagues.
Back to the basics: Salira brings Indonesian comfort food to Jakarta’s top table
After focusing on Western-inspired hospitality spots, Indonesia’s The Union Group is pivoting to more local dishes. Monocle takes a seat to sample Salira’s well-researched menu.
It takes a village: Three new co-living developments that are bringing generations together
From a Sydney high-rise with a clubhouse and church to mahjong in a Malaysian lounge, these new developments are designed to foster connections between generations and enhance the lives of their elderly residents.
Meet four of Dubai’s elite property brokers, navigating its luxury market with strategy and style
In a highly competitive real-estate landscape, Dubai’s most successful agents share their approach to uniting clients with their next investment.
Georgia’s controversial prime minister Irakli Kobakhidze on EU integration, corruption and democracy
At the World Governments Summit, the country’s leader spoke to us about navigating the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, protests at home and a stalled European future.
‘We’ve seen the opposite of peace’: Kosovo’s president, Vjosa Osmani, on her nation’s commitment to democratic values
At the World Governments Summit, the Balkan leader spoke to Monocle about pursuing diplomacy outside of Europe, joining the EU and why she doesn’t take democracy for granted.
Dressed to influence: How World Governments Summit attendees tailored their image
Perfecting the art of diplomacy takes more than words and handshakes. Here are some of the delegates who understood that style speaks volumes, too.
