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Monocle magazine September 2019
Issue 126
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We have the latest as Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro claims to be holding secret talks with the Trump administration. Plus: Boris Johnson’s clash with the EU, Italy’s chaotic government and what’s top of the pops in Côte d'Ivoire.
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US expert Scott Lucas explains secret talks between Venezuela’s government and the Trump administration.
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We find out why France’s first lady, Brigitte Macron, is teaching literature to unemployed people in a deprived part of Paris.
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Enrico Franceschini walks us through Italy’s summer of political drama.
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Monocle’s Balkans correspondent Guy De Launey finds out how North Macedonia is adapting to its new moniker.
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Across western Europe in recent weeks nations have experienced record-breaking temperatures, with unprecedented highs in Belgium, the Netherlands, the UK and Germany. Our panel tells us why (despite the fact that no single weather event can be linked directly to global climate change) the heatwave may contribute to political pressure on governments and companies to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions. Plus: why the recent weather could add momentum to renewable energy.
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Adélaïde Bon is a French actor and writer. Her debut book is already a bestseller in France and now ‘The Little Girl on the Ice Floe’ has just been published in English. This compelling book, a powerful and personal account of the end of innocence, is changing the conversation around sexual violence.
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As two new anti-Ebola treatments prove effective, making the disease potentially 90 per cent survivable, we ask how close we are to completely beating the virus, what a cure could mean for ending violence in the DRC and how big a role widespread diseases still play in restricting Africa’s development. Andrew Mueller is joined by Dr Ike Anya, Dr Margaret Harris and J Stephen Morrison.
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This week on The Stack we speak to Pulitzer prize-winning Robin Givhan, fashion critic for ‘The Washington Post’. Plus: Katie Vanneck-Smith from slow news outlet ‘Tortoise’ and author Andrew Gallix on why writers are fascinated by Paris.
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As Cointreau celebrates it 170th anniversary, how has the French liqueur brand remained relevant? Plus: why some of the world’s best sea salt comes from southern Portugal.
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Andrea Salinas is the founder of eco-swimwear brand Now Then. While the landlocked Spanish capital of Madrid is the unlikely nerve centre for a women’s swimwear brand, Andrea’s savvy decision to base there has allowed her to shore up business opportunities and reliable logistics. Her eco-friendly fabrics are fitted around the idea that both consumers and industry insiders need to change their ways.
From Monocle’s ‘Summer Weekly’ newspaper, we learn the design story of Strandkörbe, the seasonal beachside seating put to good use every summer in Germany.
Our guests tell us their ideal holiday spots. Joining Tyler Brûlé, Robert Bound and Andrew Tuck are Parisian pop masters Bleu Toucan; Chris Dercon, president of the Réunion des Musées Nationaux in France; Victoire de Taillac, co-founder of Buly 1803; and Marc Beaugé, editor in chief of 'L’Étiquette' and 'Holiday' magazines.
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