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129 results for Tel Aviv

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Cities

17 September 2020

Tel Aviv's deputy mayor on why cities should stand with protesters, a new Berlin-Vienna rail corridor and beautifully designed public toilets in Tokyo.

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Inventory: a global round-up

16 January 2020

Starting the new year on the right foot, we head for gentle exercise: climbing in Innsbruck, surfing in Margaret River, hiking in Vancouver and Swimming in Tel Aviv.

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The Curator - Monocle on the road in 2019

29 December 2019

In this special programme, Markus Hippi and Fernando Augusto Pacheco look back at the best of Monocle 24 on location, including a water-painting astronaut, the editor of Tel Aviv’s ‘Haaretz’ and a very special session live…

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Band of brothers

17 October 2019

Georgia’s inaugural Tsinandali Festival is not merely a celebration of classical music. It’s also an attempt to bring together musicians in one orchestra from countries with fractious relations.

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Back to school

27 September 2019

From a baking school helping to cook up a business plan to an arts retreat that will get those creative juices flowing, we pull up a chair at some of the best courses on offer.

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Top of the class

19 September 2019

Tel Aviv’s Shenkar College is one of the world’s best fashion schools, where design skills and technical nous go hand in hand. But what happens after graduation?

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The Entrepreneurs - Eureka 159: Florentine Kitchen Knives

2 August 2019

Tomer Botner is the founder of Florentine Kitchen Knives, the Barcelona-based company he runs with his wife, Noam Blumenthal. The brand is named for the Florentin area of the couple’s native Tel Aviv. Botner started the…

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The Menu - Food Neighbourhoods 140: Tel Aviv, Nahalat Binyamin

25 June 2019

We head to central Tel Aviv and an historic street by the name of Nahalat Binyamin, a destination that’s renowned for a diverse selection of cuisine.

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Odd squad

20 June 2019

A city’s quirks can often beguile us more than its falling crime rate or fine trams. We list our favourite idiosyncrasies from around the world.

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Executive revision

20 June 2019

Some cities are shedding unwanted legacies while others cater to 18 million visitors per year, only to see some of the income generated by tourists ending up elsewhere. We meet five mayors facing the challenges – and making…

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Africa/Middle East

20 June 2019

Regeneration in Tehran, Swiss-sponsored bike lanes in Beirut and a park transformation in Johannesburg.

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Sea change

20 June 2019

Israel’s third city is defined by its port but its urbanist mayor is helping to build a smarter future.

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Destination: Vienna

20 June 2019

From the river refuge of Alte Donau to the buzzy bars and restaurants that line the Danube Canal, the city waters have become a focal point for the Viennese. Clothing optional.

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The Menu - What’s bubbling in Spanish cuisine?

7 June 2019

Spanish chef Eneko Atxa on the next big things in Spanish food, an Irish example of how food and design work together, and why Ran Shmueli has become one of the driving forces in Tel Aviv’s thriving culinary scene.

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The Stack - Global newsstand tour

18 May 2019

This week we head to Tel Aviv to speak with the editor in chief of Israeli daily ‘Haaretz’. Plus we speak to the editor of a magazine dedicated to Asian cinema and finally we speak with Mr Magazine himself

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The Briefing - Friday 17 May

17 May 2019

Cross-party Brexit talks end in the UK but does that make a second EU referendum any more likely? Plus: Taiwan becomes the first Asian country to approve same-sex marriage and Tel Aviv gets ready for Eurovision.

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