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Air apparent

21 October 2021

New runways, hotels and an increased geopolitical significance are shifting the perception and ambitions of the world’s largest island. We head north.

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In the second part of our series looking at the scramble for resources and power in the Arctic, Monocle travels to Greenland. Despite the melting ice threatening traditional Inuit life, some of its people are also surpri…

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Shock and ore

17 October 2013

What lies beneath the surface of Greenland could bring enormous wealth to the island. But it threatens both the traditional way of life and the centuries-old link to Denmark.

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Top of the world

17 September 2007

As things continue to heat up at the top of the world (at press time Russia was sending large numbers of bombers over the Arctic to tease Norwegian interceptors), Monocle continues its tour of the High North with a stop in…

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Business

17 June 2007

Why it's good to fall asleep on Wall Street, plus Greenland's aviation capital.

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Defence

26 November 2020

Russia takes an interest in CAR, Denmark’s mission to Greenland and Romania buys missiles.

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Business

14 October 2014

Mobile-phone usage in Asia Pacific, beetroot in Greenland and "postie bikes" in Melbourne.

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The Menu - Chicago's soul food

23 March 2012

Soul food in Chicago, meaty, hearty fare in Greenland and we check out what it takes to be barista of the week in Lisbon.

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Monocle on Design - Extra: Aviaaja Ezekiassen

14 September 2023

We meet the multidisciplinary designer who fuses both Greenlandic and Danish influences in her work.

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The Monocle Weekly, episode 130

18 December 2011

We discuss the importance of good manners with writer Henry Alford and talk about Greenland’s claim for owning Santa clause.

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Business

18 November 2010

Sydney's business district's new waterfront development, why Brazilian biofuels make a good investment, and how sustainable engineering is benefiting Africa.

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The Monocle Weekly - Dean Burnett, Will Hawkes and Nancy Campbell

21 February 2016

Neuroscientist and comedian Dean Burnett explains the brain and beer-writer Will Hawkes stops by for some brews. Plus: poet and artist Nancy Campbell takes us on a verbal tour of Greenland.

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Meet the Writers - Monocle Reads: Mads Peder Nordbo

9 January 2020

We speak to Mads Peder Nordbo, the Danish bestselling author of five novels. His latest, ‘Cold Fear’, is a dark, atmospheric thriller set in Greenland, where Nordbo now lives and works.

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The Late Edition - Wednesday 21 August

21 August 2019

Broadcaster Linda Yueh, journalist Robin Lustig and former diplomat John Everard weigh up the UK's waning influence in China, the latest on Brexit and EU politics, and why Donald Trump thinks Greenland might be for sale.

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Europe

17 October 2009

How Greenland's prime minister gets around his icy territory and how the Swedes have found a way to grow vegetables vertically. Switzerland considers removing minarets and the power of a good hairstyle on Ukraine's Yulia…

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The Briefing - Wednesday 13 January

13 January 2016

We analyse why a US naval vessel strayed into Iranian waters, check in with Pitti Uomo in Florence and celebrate the first sunrise in over a month in Greenland.