MONOCLE

1701 results for International affairs

A 18

Article

International

17 October 2008

Tapping into renewable energy in the Rift Valley, military news, and trouble for the US Navy's submarines.

L 150

Article

Affairs

27 January 2022

Updates on international issues, Mr Bean and the futility of sportswashing.

L 154

Article

Affairs

19 May 2022

Independent Russian news outlet Meduza and Titi Ogufere, Nigeria’s design pioneer.

L 169

Article

Affairs

30 November 2023

The stories you should be paying attention to – and the ones you might have missed.

L 160

Article

Affairs

19 January 2023

Andrew Mueller surveys the military hardware that will reshape modern warfare in the years to come.

L 163

Article

Affairs

27 April 2023

The world’s highest railway bridge, an Indonesian presidential hopeful and assessing Asia’s strategies for combatting a declining population.

L 156

Article

Affairs

18 August 2022

Finland’s exemplary education system, new uniforms for the Swiss army and Andrew Mueller on the Nato summit.

A 136

Article

Affairs

20 August 2020

Trump brings the fight to mayors, how India tested China’s resolve with a road, Germany learns from medical evacuations and the evolving role of landscaping.

L 159

Article

Affairs

8 December 2022

The soft power of Cuban doctors, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s in-tray and the mayor of Freetown’s game-changing plan.

L 168

Article

Affairs

19 October 2023

The stories you should be paying attention to – and the ones you might have missed.

A 14

Article

Is it time to pull down the shutters on the UN? In a highly personal commentary on the strife at the United Nations, a former special assistant to Kofi Annan says the 60-year-old institution is no longer fit to solve the…

L 152

Article

Affairs

24 March 2022

Hong Kong expats and takeaways from the world’s largest security conference.

A 127

Article

Politics

19 September 2019

We meet Finland’s interior minister and take stock of China’s plans for its 70th anniversary.

A 14

Article

Divided we stand

17 May 2008

Its role in Darfur is seen as a failure. It has almost no role in the Middle East. The UN has a colourful history of international diplomacy, but now, as its officials turn on the secretary-general Ban Ki-moon, the confl…

A 35

Article

Diplomacy rules

17 June 2010

Geneva: a world-shaper, a knowledge economy, a cultural hub and a city on the rise in our Quality of Life index. But how long can it hold on to its unique role? Property is hard to find, living costs are high and there are…

Radio

What Moves You? - International palate

17 July 2019

Phil Winser moved to New York more than a decade ago and never left, instead finding renown in the hospitality industry. He explains how an appetite for travel has informed his businesses and taste. We also hear from a chef…