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Nose for business

25 May 2023

Fragrance and fashion firm Puig has become a powerful luxury group. Its CEO reveals how he discovered the sweet smell of success.

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Family unit

25 May 2023

Refusing to be derailed by natural disasters and ever-rising costs, Samantha Mink’s architectural debut is a remarkable and liveable modernist home for her parents.

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From expanding gallery superbrands to a south Asian completist and a striking alfresco sculpture collection, our bumper art special puts the sector’s key players into perspective. We discuss the finer details with some of…

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Bay watch

25 May 2023

The Ocean State has become a hub for defence businesses that are helping to lift its economy out of the red and into the blue.

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Reclaiming history

25 May 2023

Theaster Gates opens a vinyl shop, Zürich’s slow-news magazine and Australia’s largest arts and culture precinct.

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The sky’s the limit

25 May 2023

The lack of Sudan evacuations shows up nations, Norway takes the Arctic Council chair and the latest drone technology from Portugal.

Radio

Monocle on Culture - Review: ‘Are You There, God? It’s Me, Margaret’ and ‘Return to Seoul’

22 May 2023

Robert Bound is joined in the studio by critics Simran Hans and Tim Robey to discuss two new films: a tender coming-of-age tale adapted from a book by one of America’s best-loved children’s authors and a moving exploration…

Radio

Meet the Writers - Ian Dunt

21 May 2023

The British journalist and political commentator on his early role at ‘Erotic Review’, how media is funded and why the British political system is broken. Ian’s latest book, ‘How Westminster Works …And Why It Doesn’t’,…

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Outpost News: Britain’s smallest radio station

4 May 2023

Located in the north-western corner of the Scottish Highlands, Gairloch is a coastal village of about 700 people that known for its mountains, sea loch and rugged landscape. Monocle paid a visit to Two Lochs, reportedly…

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The Briefing - Tuesday 2 May

2 May 2023

US treasury secretary Janet Yellen warns Congress to raise or suspend its debt limit or the country will run out of cash and in Paraguay, the ruling party wins the weekend’s elections. Plus: Yavuz Baydar on the media lan…

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Keeping it real

27 April 2023

The Dutch are reality TV pioneers but as times evolve, shows are voted off. Can these new formats be the catalyst for a renaissance?

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Fine print

27 April 2023

An esteemed weekly newspaper in France is staking its future on pluralism and literary ambition.

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Better together

27 April 2023

Amid rising global tensions, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations is – quietly –becoming more influential than ever before.

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Culture

27 April 2023

Why Parisians want a taste of Sweden, a radio station building a global neighbourhood and a spin around Rome’s brand-new vinyl shop.

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Defence

27 April 2023

South Korean fighter jets, a defence show in Baghdad and the problem with EU flag waving.

Radio

The Globalist - Friday 7 April

7 April 2023

Ukraine clarifies its stance on Crimea. Plus: an eventful week in Chinese foreign policy, depictions of mafia in the media and the latest theatre news.