89 results for Kabul

20 October 2022

In our October issue last year, we ran a diary of the fall of Kabul. In passing, our author mentioned a personal footnote – a dog lost. This is what happened next.

21 April 2022

Turkey has found itself with a new diplomatic purpose since Russia invaded Ukraine: the trusted mediator. After years of being seen as unreliable, even mercurial, by the West, and spats with neighbours, it is playing a key…

24 February 2022

From our very first issue, Monocle has cast an informed and clear-sighted eye over the issues and people that matter. We follow up on the stories we started telling in 2007 to find out how they have developed in the tumu…

2 November 2021

Our annual survey of the nations that have mastered the gentle art of making friends and influencing people.

21 October 2021

How a luxury hotel in Kabul is rolling with the times. Plus: defence news

21 October 2021

In our design special, Andrew Tuck explains how sometimes the most interesting pieces are right under your nose (or, occasionally, your posterior) and how a new look and feel is giving us the space to tell broader stories…

23 September 2021

A decade on from its debut show, the always-on radio station that is Monocle 24 has become a much-loved and influential global broadcaster. Here’s how we did it.

23 September 2021

The surprise star of last year’s Democratic primaries, Pete Buttigieg was rewarded with a seat in Joe Biden’s cabinet with transport as his brief. Now the former mayor from Indiana hopes that fixing the creaking transit…

23 September 2021

As the Taliban swiftly approached Kabul, many foreign journalists and photographers were already on their way out of the country. By the time all commercial flights were suspended on 15 August, British journalist Charlie…

23 September 2021

Updates from around the world.