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30 November 2016

This is a bad time for Brand South Korea. The country’s president, Park Geun-hye, is battling against impeachment, while its technology giant Samsung Electronics is still struggling with the fallout from the Galaxy Note 7…

19 March 2013

The latest on the controversial Cyprus tax vote, we analyse how Samsung’s new 'smart watch' will affect the watch market, and talk to one of Russia’s greatest living novelists, Mikhail Shishkin.

28 February 2017

Samsung’s heir is indicted on charges of embezzlement and corruption and Donald Trump wants to increase military spending. Plus: we speak to designer Mirko Borsche as part of our continuing series looking at the future of…

26 July 2023

China’s foreign minister, Qin Gang, disappears into the political void and Samsung holds its Galaxy Unpacked event in Seoul. Plus, the latest business headlines and Ashanti Omkar with culture news.

13 March 2013

The reaction from Rome and Buenos Aires on the election of the first Argentinian Pope, we also talk cyber warfare, and ask what expect of Samsung’s new handset.

10 October 2014

Our man in Oslo reports on the Nobel Peace Prize, we get the latest from the Hong Kong protests, Daphne Hezard talks luxury and Billboard’s Rob Schwartz explains Samsung’s new musical sitcom.

30 March 2017

We look at how Japan’s upgraded relationship with Taiwan will be received in Beijing and have the latest from Brussels as the UK starts its divorce from the EU. Plus: will Samsung’s new phone help improve the fortunes of…

11 October 2016

France wants the ICC to investigate Russia for war crimes in Syria, top Republican figure Paul Ryan distances himself from Trump and we speak to Sebastian Mallaby about his new book ‘The Man Who Knew: The Life and Times of…

23 April 2013

As Israel accuses the Syrian government of using chemical weapons, we ask what is “enough” for the international community to change its approach? We also hear from tech correspondent David Phelan about Samsung’s latest…

28 August 2017

With just under a month until Germany votes we look at how the nation’s election campaigns are shaping up. Plus: South Korea’s Samsung heir appeals his conviction, we visit independent magazine conference Indicon, and our…

23 August 2017

For the first time in 38 years Angola is to have a new president – but after today’s elections how much will actually change? Plus: we unpack Emmanuel Macron’s eastern Europe tour, head to New York for the release of the…

12 November 2013

Monocle’s tech correspondent David Phelan discusses what’s at stake in the Apple-Samsung trial that resumes today, author Diccon Bewes explains the tale of Europe’s first tourists in “Slow Train to Switzerland”, and David…