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Europe

16 September 2010

What your moustache says about your politics (if your Turskish), why Germany has its eyes on the Eurotunnel and why mint is flavour of the month in Finland.

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The Late Edition - Friday 17 January

17 January 2020

We discover why some South Koreans are upset about an ambassador’s moustache, get het up ourselves about the misuse of nouns and verbs and look forward to the launch of Monocle 24’s latest show, Monocle on Sunday.

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Fashion

18 November 2010

An eyewear boutique in New York with new and vintage frames, nautical jumpers for women and a new menswear store in Stockholm.

Radio

The Briefing - Friday 17 January

17 January 2020

Peace negotiator Jonathan Powell on the best ways to resolve a military conflict. Plus: China’s birth rate plummets, a row over a US ambassador’s moustache, the week’s strangest stories and Fernando Augusto Pacheco on…

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The Late Edition - Thursday 13 April

13 April 2017

We discuss the souring relations between the US and Russia following the attacks in Syria, unpack Nato secretary general Jens Stoltenberg’s visit to Washington and look ahead to Iran’s presidential election. Plus: why are…

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Europe

25 April 2013

What Belarus's autocrat president Aleksandr Lukashenko has in his wardrobe, why a new theme park in Greece is ruffling feathers, and Bulgaria's upcoming elections.

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Fashion

18 January 2018

The importance of style to building a newsreader’s personal brand, plus fashion labels to look out for in the year ahead and a new shop to visit in Paris.

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Home away from home

18 January 2016

Residents of Lebanon’s mountainous Chouf region meet each week in the Moukhtara Palace in Beirut. There, greeted with hot Turkish coffee, Arab hospitality makes them feel right at home.

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National expression

17 March 2008

There are many ways for a nation to make a name for itself and build international brand equity. From winning a place on the Olympic podium to positioning itself as a must-stop hub, the options are plentiful, but the res…

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Arch rival

20 June 2019

When it comes to orthopaedic comfort shoes, there’s a new German contender stepping up.

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Power up

19 October 2017

Traditional bike sales may have peaked a decade ago but sales of electric bikes are gaining momentum. With innovation in the industry increasing, it seems that the market can only go in one direction.

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Making amends

18 April 2019

Rather than erase all evidence of Georgia’s Soviet past, the country’s architectural community is keen to preserve its history and give the once-foreboding buildings another – happier – lease of life.

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Timber land

17 September 2007

Lumberjacks are finding themselves at the forefront of the climate change debate as ‘biomass’ (that’s burning wood chips to you and me) becomes a buzzword for the environmental movement. Monocle visited one of the largest…

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Power dressing

15 September 2022

Good jackets make men stand tall, change their silhouettes and help them to stand out from the crowd.

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Hunting Ratko

21 October 2010

Ratko Mladic is one of the world’s most wanted men. Monocle meets those trying to arrest the Bosnian Serb general so the UN can try him for war crimes and genocide. We also look at the damage his fugitive status is doing…

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On the pulse

17 January 2008

Medica is the world’s largest healthcare trade fair. This year 4,360 companies displayed the latest must-haves for the 21st-century doctor from souped-up ambulances to rather too realistic anatomical models