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As Kyiv prepares to host a historic summit, we ask whether membership of the European Union is truly on the agenda. Plus: Israel’s leader, Benjamin Netanyahu, holds talks with his French counterpart to discuss Iran; we hear Monocle’s verdict on a Supreme Court nuisance ruling that could have huge implications for the public realm in the UK; and we head to Thailand for this week’s Global Countdown.
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Monocle’s Andrew Tuck gives his verdict on a Supreme Court nuisance ruling that could have huge implications for the public realm in the UK.
The Briefing 7 min listen
Lebanon is adopting a new official exchange rate. We ask our Beirut correspondent, Leila Molana Allen, what difference this will make to the country’s economic crisis.
There has been a fresh flare-up between Armenia and Azerbaijan over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region. Joshua Kucera, senior correspondent at Eurasianet, tells us more.
The Globalist 7 min listen
As Boeing bids farewell to the 747, we reflect on the legacy of the Queen of the Skies and look back on how she shrank the world.
The Globalist 13 min listen
The US and Germany are preparing to send advanced tanks to Ukraine in a U-turn that marks a significant breakthrough for Kyiv.
What does “Brand Britain” mean today and what comes next? An audience of students, brand leaders, investors and other stakeholders gathered in London to hear from the writer Ekow Eshun, Belstaff CEO Fran Millar, Rapha founder Simon Mottram, the Academic Dean of CSM Rebecca Wright, Nc’nean founder Annabel Thomas and Monocle’s Josh Fehnert. Devised and hosted by Bob Sheard, co-founder of the Fresh Britain agency, the event explored what the UK’s national brand means for businesses operating in its slipstream.
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In 2020, Azerbaijan used military force to take control of the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region from Armenia. Today there are reports of blockades leading to starvation and sickness. Andrew Mueller explains how Vladimir Putin could stop the siege but why he probably won’t.
The Foreign Desk 7 min listen
Brexit, three years on. And is the war in Ukraine approaching a stalemate? With Phil Clark and Alex von Tunzelmann. Plus: the Pope visits the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Brits and bragging at work, and an interview with Samuel D Hunter, writer of Oscar-nominated film ‘The Whale’.
The Monocle Daily 2391 40 min listen
This week’s recipe comes from the Austrian Alps.
The Menu 3 min listen
Bengt Thornefors, the creative director of textile brand Sahco, discusses how he brings contemporary flair to a heritage brand.
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We speak with Taschen’s Sexy Book editor Dian Hanson on her impressive six-volume collection on the history of men’s magazines.
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After a career in finance, Lee Yum Hwa went to Italy to travel and learn how to make regional pastas. Since then, he has launched one of Singapore’s best-loved restaurants, Forma.
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