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Pride of place

16 January 2020

Among the art-laden walls of Zürich’s Kronenhalle, photographer Michel Comte has found lifelong respite from his globetrotting work with the famous and fashionable.

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Animal magic

21 March 2019

Zoos can change the world: the not-so-wild claim from Dominic Jermey, Zoological Society London’s top dog.

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Defence

15 November 2018

Trouble in Afghanistan, Mexico and Canada make a deal, plus China’s new toy.

Radio

The Monocle Daily - Monday 30 April

30 April 2018

We profile the UK’s new home secretary, examine the meeting between US president Donald Trump and Nigerian president Muhammadu Buhari and unpack the suicide-bomb attack in Kabul, which killed at least eight journalists.…

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Diplomacy

22 March 2018

How the UK is fostering community policing in Beirut, plus an optimistic outlook from Afghanistan’s ambassador to Norway.

Radio

The Globalist - Monday 29 January

29 January 2018

With a spate of deadly attacks rocking Kabul in the past week, we analyse the chances of lasting peace in Afghanistan. Plus: results from the Czech election and the UK’s future in Europe.

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Fortunes of war

21 September 2017

Trump’s decision to continue sending troops to Afghanistan has been criticised in the US and elsewhere. But in Kabul it’s a different story.

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Diplomacy

17 August 2017

How the Dutch manage their waterways and a chat with Johannes Hahn, the European commissioner in charge of enlargement.

Radio

The Monocle Weekly - The Classics 26: Rod Nordland

16 June 2017

We listen back to a discussion with correspondent at large and Kabul bureau chief for ‘The New York Times’, Rod Nordland. He spoke with Monocle’s editor Andrew Tuck about his book, ‘The Lovers’, which focuses on a young…

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Tales from the front

19 January 2017

The battle to take back the Iraqi city of Mosul from Isis has brought a wave of journalists to Erbil. With the combat zone just a taxi ride away, war has brought a new frontline economy to the Kurdish city.

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Brothers in arms

20 October 2016

Canada may be seen as the perennial nice guy but its military are ready for a fight. We join them in Ukraine, where they are taking a stand against Russia.

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Lyse Doucet

20 October 2016

Lauded BBC journalist and foreign correspondent Lyse Doucet mulls over her love of Middle Eastern fare and reflects on why food has become a weapon of war.

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Urbanism

15 September 2016

We talk to New York’s chief planner Carl Weisbrod. Plus: can you measure the happiness of a whole city?

Radio

The Globalist - Tuesday 2 August

2 August 2016

Another bomb shatters the fragile security situation in Kabul, final preparations for the Rio Olympics continue and engineers are attempting to build the world’s first floating underwater tunnel in a fjord. Plus: why young…

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Diplomacy

18 May 2016

India’s ambassador in Kabul, Russia’s embassy in Cuba and Japan’s envoy in the Solomon Islands.

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Gaining altitude: Afghan aviation

17 March 2016

With Nato handing control of its airfields to Afghanistan and the impoverished nation seeking foreign investment, is the Afghan economy about to take off?

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