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Welcome to our world

13 September 2018

We know our readers venture far and wide, and once you arrive at your destination it’s often the first-hand local knowledge that’s most interesting – people who know the stories behind the cities. So relax and let us tell…

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Making tracks

13 September 2018

Nothing epitomised the golden age of travel like the Orient Express. But with the venerable service now existing only as an upscale tourist attraction, anyone wanting to savour its classic itinerary has to catch a hotchp…

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How can we help?

13 September 2018

Our Big Interview Series this year is all about service, whether it’s a case of a mayor looking after their citizens or an airport CEO keeping passengers happy. Our six interviewees all provide eye-opening perspectives on…

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Creative bloc

13 August 2018

The artsy types at Eurolab think the EU’s tired branding has too easily ceded the field to nationalists and populists. We hear about their new vision.

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Social skills

13 August 2018

Lebanon may be struggling with corruption and subject to foreign interference but the positivity and creativity of its populace are helping it to move forward.

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The Monocle Daily - Wednesday 1 August

1 August 2018

We assess the violence that took place in Zimbabwe today and get the latest on the nation’s vote count. Plus: how the US is confronting the troubling issue of 3D-printed firearms and why a touch of Hollywood is coming to…

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Quality of Life Survey: top 25 cities, 2018

22 June 2018

Our annual ranking is back as we take a fresh look at the best cities to call home. From open-minded mayors and improved transport links to fresh retail openings and investment in public space, find out who’s doing it best…

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It's all to play for

22 June 2018

With World Cup fever sweeping Midori House, we’ve put together a squad of marauding mayoral superstars willing to put in 110 per cent. Ultimately goals win games and, from improving public transport to (two-footed) tackling…

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Europe briefing

21 June 2018

Greece’s smart city, Poland’s left-wing mayor (and potential future president) and Lisbon’s street art.

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Americas briefing

21 June 2018

A school of cities in Toronto, São Paulo tries to do dockless bikes right and can a park in South Carolina bridge racial divides?

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Space race

21 June 2018

Few have strong opinions about ‘street furniture’ – the chairs, bins and bike-parking facilities that are tucked into our urban environment – yet its design has a profound effect on how we perceive our surroundings. We meet…

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Midori House - Wednesday 23 May

23 May 2018

If Robert Mueller’s investigation is Donald Trump’s biggest test, what happens if he passes it? Jeffrey Howard and Florence Biedermann consider the possibilities. Plus: Mark Zuckerberg’s uncomfortable visit to the European…

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All hands on deck

17 May 2018

Meet the crew of the Spanish medical ship bringing salvation to anyone who finds themselves in choppy waters.

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Gearing up

17 May 2018

City planners plotting new routes should look to these three cities for hints on how to get people moving.

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Ask the experts

17 May 2018

Auckland’s mayor, a Slovenian urban planner and Taiwan’s cycling maven all have one thing in common: they want to improve the way you get from A to B.

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On the move

17 May 2018

We ponder the fact that driverless cars may not be driving the future after all, celebrate the democracy of public transport and board a humble ferry – it’s the best way to get to work, says our writer. Who else gets to see…

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