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After the explosion

17 September 2020

Our Beirut correspondent relives August’s fateful port blast and its harrowing aftermath – and hails the fellowship of the Lebanese.

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Defence & Diplomacy

17 September 2020

Estonia’s defence minister on what he expects from the US, a Belgian-Dutch embassy design conference and China sells missile defence to Serbia.

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Italy may have been struggling in the spring but come August there was no stopping its citizens from shutting up shop and flocking to its sun-baked, salty edges. So what is it like, being on holiday, in Italy, with only…

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The Globalist - Friday 11 September

11 September 2020

As tensions on the Himalayan border continue to rise, Chinese and Indian defence ministers meet face to face in Moscow – so is a resolution in sight? Plus: why trade treaties might not be as hard as they look and a Tiffany…

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Good spot

20 August 2020

Even in a suppressed economy, opportunity is everywhere. We meet the residents of Nicosia who are forging their own path and highlight cities on the up.

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Affairs

20 August 2020

Trump brings the fight to mayors, how India tested China’s resolve with a road, Germany learns from medical evacuations and the evolving role of landscaping.

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The Globalist - Thursday 2 July

2 July 2020

The latest from Moscow following Russia’s vote on reforms that could enable Vladimir Putin to serve two more terms. Plus: Australia moves to bolster its defence capabilities, Monocle’s pick of the summer’s top songs and we…

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Tricks of the trade

23 April 2020

From meeting start-ups on the rise to discovering how to find your brand, be an effective boss and what to invest in next, we round up sage advice, thoughts and tips from entrepreneurs with years of experience under their…

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Doing the right thing

23 April 2020

This is going to be a difficult year but amid all the gloomy headlines there have also been slivers of good news. Whether it’s businesses retooling to provide vital medical equipment, professionals finding creative ways to…

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On the map

23 April 2020

What are the external factors that help young companies thrive? We profile a trio of clever cities, where doing business is a pleasure – and that are bound to flourish when the world gets moving again.

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Home truths

16 April 2020

There’s a long way to go before this is all over but already there is much that we have learnt in the past few weeks – and many of the lessons are actually good things.

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Civil action

16 April 2020

In Europe, national volunteer forces are proving their worth.

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Affairs

16 April 2020

How the world should deal with China and can US campaigns run without crowds? Plus: Denmark’s happiness museum, five resilient cities, Belarus cosies up to the west and Brazil’s offshore defences.

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Diplomacy

19 March 2020

Wolfgang Ischinger on why we should talk to adversaries, a small-country play for the UN Security Council and why Japan is opening an embassy in Kosovo.

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Defence

19 March 2020

Why navies are using more drones, Japan’s controversial border force and Australia’s anti-ship missiles.

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Balance of power

19 March 2020

As foreign goverments and corporations circle Senegal’s newfound energy resources, its stable and progressive capital, Dakar, is learning how to best channel its influence and growth.

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