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Sarah Grainger

Food & Drink

Food & drink

We visit a jamón joint in Madrid, Norwegian café-cum-hotel in Tokyo and Parisian grocer par excellence.

  • Issue #120
  • 6 min read
Food & drink
Politics

Diplomacy

The EU's new foreign-affairs chief rings the changes and Ukraine's ambassador to Poland waxes lyrical on his warm Warsaw welcome.

  • Issue #83
  • 4 min read
Diplomacy
Business

Fly buys

As the global retail map widens, where do less talked about big spenders such as Kazakhs, Indonesians or Mexicans get their shopping fix? We catch up with the new consumers to find out.

  • Issue #67
  • 13 min read
Fly buys
Urbanism

Europe

Sticky situations in Bashkortostsan, the height of anxiety in Seville, and election excitement in Albania.

  • Issue #64
  • 5 min read
Illustration of a bear and snake in a forest with yellow and dark blue lines on green background.
Affairs

Staying power

Venezuela's port town of Maracaibo has long stood out. Oil wealth means it’s set to become a Latin American hub and a major pro-commerce, anti-Chávez stronghold in forthcoming elections.

  • Issue #57
  • 7 min read
Maracaibo's Paseo de las Ciencias
Affairs

A safe pair of hands

The concierge is an institution worth investing in. They know what is going on in your neighbourhood, can prevent crime and are a city essential. Monocle meets three of the best.

  • Issue #55
  • 5 min read
A safe pair of hands
Politics

Diplomacy

We meet Argentina's man in Paris and bring you a round-up of happenings in the world of diplomacy.

  • Issue #54
  • 5 min read
Interior of the Argentine Embassy in Paris showing a classical bust sculpture, ornate columns, and a potted topiary plant.
Fashion

Americas

The latest from the US campaign trail, the wardrobe of Sista P. aka Jamaica's first female prime minister, and a look ahead at Rio+20 summit

  • Issue #54
  • 8 min read
Americas
Affairs

Americas

Hugo Chávez and his gas-guzzling motorcade, Cuba spruces up its colonial buildings, and the view from Washington of the Republican presidential candidate campaign.

  • Issue #51
  • 8 min read
Musicians playing brass instruments on Havana's Malecón seafront promenade with colonial buildings in the background.

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