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The Urbanist - Back on the road

30 July 2020

We forecast how our city streets are set to change and learn a few lessons about the future of urban transport.

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The opener

2 July 2020

Hopping on a plane and heading to a sun-soaked island? Even if you’re not, it doesn’t mean that we can’t see out the summer in style. Whether it’s Hong Kong’s sandy beaches or Toronto’s neighbourly porches, there are plenty…

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Soul of the city

2 July 2020

Cities have never been so vibrant, vital and on the move. But what is the formula for a perfect neighbourhood? Here we look at some of our favourite urban projects that are transforming their cities – and offer a model for…

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Pride of place

2 July 2020

Erratic leadership by national governments emphasises the need for a safe pair of hands at city hall. We meet four mayors winning approval by knowing what makes their cities tick.

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Happy campers

2 July 2020

Camper vans are, well, having a moment. And unlike the unwieldy motorhomes of the past, people are increasingly turning to their versatility for a short holiday or weekend break. We meet the brands leading the charge and…

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Van of means

2 July 2020

The most prosperous camper vans pay attention to both form and function. When creating your own, don’t scrimp on the details – custom beer tap included.

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Summer hit wave

2 July 2020

The mercury is rising and so is the standard of music. We take the temperature of the hottest new talent, from a Texan band to a Norwegian singer-songwriter, and whip through the tunes keeping us dancing well after sunset…

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The Stack - ‘The Spectator’, ‘Deem Journal’, ‘Véhicule’ and ‘The Sunday Times’

13 June 2020

This week we look back at the history of ‘The Spectator’, which recently celebrated its 10,000th issue. We also speak to the team behind a new design title, ‘Deem Journal’, Emma Tucker from ‘The Sunday Times’ and to the…

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The Globalist - Wednesday 27 May

27 May 2020

We head to Hong Kong to get the latest on the backlash against Beijing’s proposed security law. Plus: we round-up the latest transport-business news and hear about yet another new streaming service: HBO Max.

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The opener

21 May 2020

Whether it’s a cosy corner shop or a well-delivered joke, there’s plenty to write home about even when we’re confined to our ’hoods. Plus: our correspondents check in from afar.

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26. Step change

21 May 2020

Civic leaders must build their cities’ resilience through people-focused infrastructure, says urban specialist Michael Berkowitz.

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31. How we roll

21 May 2020

This is the time to fix public transport and get people walking and cycling. Let’s go.

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32. Radical departures: rethinking air travel

21 May 2020

As the aviation industry struggles with the fallout of the pandemic, it should seize the moment to ground its worst impulses and make passengers fall back in love with flying.

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34. Out of my house

21 May 2020

Is that the sound of the door closing on Airbnb? Will anyone ever want to ride in an UberPool again? Futurists are predicting a return to ‘cocooning’ as we seek spaces free from strangers – and that could spell suspension…

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38. Staying the course

21 May 2020

Hong Kong-based hotelier Sir Michael Kadoorie on why optimism and openness will be key assets for his business.

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41. Art’s just a click away

21 May 2020

As galleries and museums remain closed, institutions have headed online to display their wares. But what happens to the art – and the way we experience it – when virtual is all there is?

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