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Monocle on Design - Boom or bust: statues in the city
22 August 2017
Statues are important civic landmarks so what can instating and removing them say about a city and its relationship to its past? We find out how Budapest is remembering its Soviet history. Plus: we talk to curator and…
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The Urbanist - Tall Stories 261: The statue of Egerton Ryerson, Toronto
14 June 2021
Monocle’s Toronto bureau chief Tomos Lewis visits one of the protest sites following the recent discovery of indigenous children’s remains at a former residential school in Kamloops, British Columbia.
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The Urbanist - Urban monuments
19 April 2012
Statues and monuments: architect Peter Eisenman discusses Berlin’s Holocaust Memorial and we find out why France rejected a statue of Carla Bruni.
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The Urbanist - The best of Tall Stories 2017
4 January 2018
We start the year with a look back at the best Tall Stories of 2017: from statues, to a garden gate and even cycling in a city.
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The Globalist - Thursday 31 August
31 August 2017
We assess Brussels’ unhappiness with the Brexit negotiations, discuss what Japan and the UK have in common and hear about what Romans think of the city’s public statues.
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The Urbanist - Tall Stories 350: Mother of Kartli, Tbilisi
27 March 2023
Sally Howard visits the “Mother of Georgia” statue to see what this monument to femininity says about the role of women in the post-Soviet state.
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The Urbanist - Tall Stories 293: Pero’s Bridge, Bristol
7 February 2022
Lilian Fawcett tells the tale of the bridge that served as a backdrop to the protests in 2020 that resulted in the bronze statue of Edward Colston being thrown into Bristol harbour.
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The Late Edition - Tuesday 26 January
26 January 2016
The prospects for Syrian peace talks in Geneva, how Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov sees the past year in international diplomacy and why an Italian museum covered nude statues ahead of Iran president Hassan Rouha…
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The Globalist - Monday 17 May
17 May 2021
The latest from Israel and Palestine, New York’s Democratic mayoral debate and, with people in England and Scotland able to hug again, we get in close contact with some of Henry Moore’s statues. Plus: Eurovision.
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The Briefing - Thursday 21 March
21 March 2019
Can the US help to end the war in Yemen? Plus: the EU’s attempts to tackle fake news and disinformation, a satirical take on Brexit and why Arkansas wants statues that are more representative.