15 July 2016

We reflect on the massacre in Nice that has left more than 80 people dead and been described by the French president as a terror attack. Plus: analysis of France’s security outlook and a look at the current political pic…

15 July 2016

As an army group says it has seized control of Turkey in a coup, our executive editor and Istanbul bureau chief discuss who is in control of the country. Plus: the latest on the attack in Nice, which has left more than 80…

4 February 2016

Diplomats from Jakarta’s Australian Embassy are enjoying a taste of home as Melbourne coffee pioneer St Ali expands into Indonesia. St Ali has partnered with Indonesian company Common Grounds to open a chic 125-seater café…

15 July 2016

After Thursday’s devastating attack in France, Steve Bloomfield asks the UK’s former counterterrorism minister how the threats facing Europe are evolving. Plus: Monocle’s editor in chief Tyler Brûlé, editor Andrew Tuck and…

15 July 2016

We hear from a survivor of yesterday’s attack in Nice, which has resulted in the deaths of more than 80 people. Plus: we analyse the outlook for France as a nation and ask whether any security measures could have prevented…

9 August 2015

Andrew Tuck and Robert Bound meet style guru Peter York to learn why he’s trying to become a nicer person. Plus, we here about the Travel Photographer of the Year event with Chris Coe and learn why cricket is in need of…

12 October 2016

“At the age of six I wanted to be a cook. At seven I wanted to be Napoleon and my ambition has been growing steadily ever since,” Spanish surrealist artist Salvador Dalí once said. It is only fitting then that in 1973 he…

31 January 2020

Brexit is finally here, but what now for all the elected officials and staff who’ve devoted their careers to the European project? Plus: Robert Bound pens a final love letter to Europe.