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Heat wave

24 June 2021

With big-screen portraits of beloved writers and pop visionaries, rediscovered novels and moving beaches, this will be a summer to remember.

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Monocle on Culture - The Power of Sound: Nainita Desai

11 March 2021

The composer Nainita Desai is a master of innovative thinking in scores for film, television and games. She is best-known for her documentary work – including music for the Oscar-nominated ‘For Sama’ and a new Sundance…

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The Power of Sound - Nainita Desai

11 March 2021

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Changing of the guard

5 November 2020

A new generation of bright and brave politicians, activists and educators are seeking to shake up those parts of Africa long beset by corruption, conflict and rank inequality. We cross the continent to meet five pioneers…

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Country to watch

8 February 2020

Thailand ushered in the new year with eco-friendly fireworks. Here are more events lighting up 2021.

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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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The Globalist - Thursday 30 May

30 May 2019

We discuss a testing 24 hours in Israeli politics for Benjamin Netanyahu, learn why China is using rare-earth minerals as a bargaining chip with the US, find out about 5G mobile’s impending introduction to the UK and get…

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Food & drink

17 May 2019

New openings from Lima to London, plus a few saucy table-toppers and something for your bookshelf.

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On record

18 April 2019

The star of ‘Deutschland 83’ reveals that acting is just a side hustle – his first love is music.

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The Monocle Arts Review - Oscars fever

26 January 2018

With the nominees for the 90th Academy Awards announced this week, Ben Rylan and film critics Anna Smith and Tim Robey discuss their hopes for this year’s prizes. Plus: we find out how to show your film at Sundance without…

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Taking the pulse

14 December 2017

From probing the state of globalisation to exploring the political landscape in Mexico – via tips about how not to lose your mind during this particularly intense news cycle – our writers weigh up the issues of the year…

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Good for the goose

16 November 2017

Historic outerwear brand Canada Goose is riding a tailwind of shifting consumer habits all the way to Europe and beyond. As the coat-maker migrates from North America and launches a new line of knitwear, could it be about…

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The Cinema Show - ‘Ingrid Goes West’

15 November 2017

Director Matt Spicer discusses the perils of social media in his Sundance award-winning new film, ‘Ingrid Goes West’. And Mike Hodges, director of the 1971 classic ‘Get Carter’, recalls the curious case of his almost-for…

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Columbus’s new world

27 July 2017

Ed Stocker reporting from Columbus, Indiana: This Columbus (not its Ohio namesake) has a population of 45,000 and one of the best line-ups of modernist architecture in the world. But as the city searches for a future in…

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Fulfilling a vision

23 February 2017

Cindy, Lisa and Todd have changed your lives and taken over your TV menu. They are the power behind the Netflix throne and here’s what they have planned for their encore.

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The Cinema Show - ‘Toni Erdmann’ and ‘Gaslight’

3 February 2017

‘New Republic’ magazine’s Tim Grierson discusses the politically charged finale of this year’s Sundance Film Festival. Plus: how clever marketing made some people think ‘The Blair Witch Project’ was real, the new German…