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The opener

19 August 2021

Huge flags and enormous skyscrapers, furry babies and political bedding – we round up some global goings-on.

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The Globalist - Thursday 19 August

19 August 2021

With the Taliban promising more freedoms in Afghanistan, we ask how the West is planning to protect the country’s women and girls. Plus: the first minister of Wales on his coronavirus response and the latest arts news.

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Meet the Writers - Tahmima Anam

11 July 2021

Tahmima Anam is a writer for publications including ‘The Guardian’, ‘New York Times’, and ‘New Statesman’, as well as a successful novelist. While her early novels painted detailed portraits of the Bangladesh war of inde…

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Hometown advantage

24 June 2021

At a time when so much has been turned on its head, we’ve tweaked our annual urban Quality of Life Survey to consider the cities that are best placed to prosper post-pandemic. So here’s how metropolises from Vancouver to…

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Premium pit stops

24 June 2021

Most service stations are a means to an end: a quick stop-off beside a motorway to refuel and stretch your legs. But can they be more? We park at cultured conveniences revving things up.

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The Briefing - Wednesday 5 May

5 May 2021

Why is Donald Trump’s political future hanging in the balance? Plus: the impact of UK elections on independence movements in Wales and Scotland, Jacob Parakilas on strategic annoyance and Monocle’s Fernando Augusto Pacheco…

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Business

25 March 2021

A letter from London on the temperature of the UK’s post-Brexit creative industries. Plus: news reports and Q&As from Hong Kong to the US.

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The Late Edition - Thursday 18 March

18 March 2021

US foreign relations with Russia and China are tested. Plus: England and Wales’s crime bill and the Pritzker Prize’s French winners.

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The Foreign Desk - The United Kingdom: United no more?

5 December 2020

After Brexit, coronavirus and other shocks, how long can the United Kingdom hold together? Is momentum for Scottish independence accelerating? Where is Wales heading? Might Northern Ireland want to join the Republic of…

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Preparing for the worst

5 November 2020

Whether you’re faced with an accident, a fire or a less expected natural catastrophe, it pays to have a plan. Meet the experts who are laying the groundwork to keep us safe and sound.

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Fashion

20 August 2020

From Japan to Spain, we uncover fashion’s top moments and discover why bricks and mortar done well will always bring in the crowds.

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The Foreign Desk - Explainer 223: Why Melbourne’s new lockdown is a warning to the world

8 July 2020

As Melbourne reimposes its coronavirus lockdown and Victoria closes its border with New South Wales, Andrew Mueller explains that while some cities are reopening, it’s the ones closing back down that might give more of an…

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Starter’s orders

2 July 2020

Struggling to source the kit that will turn your summer start-up dream into reality? These firms have the goods to get your business into gear.

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Front lines

21 May 2020

Vivid swimwear, original Italian tailoring and a charitable collection are among the cuts and collaborations proving that fashion can keep its head in a crisis.

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Taking root

23 April 2020

Robert Bound reporting from Yerevan: From its start-up scene to coping with the pandemic, Armenia shows how a small nation can benefit from building strong ties to its powerful diaspora.

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Whetting the appetite

16 April 2020

Hospitality has been hit hard by the unprecedented international lockdown – but brighter days will return. Here we ask our staffers, from all corners of the globe, about which restaurants they can’t wait to return to when…

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