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Despite small budgets, Buenos Aires’ media firms offer a model for the success of local journalism.
As darkness falls
As the Taliban swiftly approached Kabul, many foreign journalists were already leaving. By 15 August, British journalist Charlie Faulkner had decided to stay and report from the ground.
Stop, look, listen: a primer for returning to public life and travel
A few pointers from Monocle’s editorial director Tyler Brûlé for October 2021.
Change is afoot
Andrew Tuck explains why the beginning of autumn presents an opportunity to put ideas into action – and how Monocle has done just that.
Jump start
Get in the swing of things with a vivid literary slice of 1960s Harlem, a joyous new album from a Motown icon and a must-see photography fair.
The news breakers
Old-school news agencies have found a new purpose and power in a world of misinformation and reporting cutbacks. This is how ‘wires’ have stayed on top.
Face value
There are few more trusted news sources than the experienced and impartial TV anchor. We tune in to meet three such stars of the screen.
Making the headlines
Axel Springer's radical new headquarters in Berlin merges newsrooms, symbolises media's future and reasserts the historic publishing district's role as democracy's bulwark.
Editor’s Letter: Fit to print
The smartest media brands are still investing, evolving – and flourishing, says Andrew Tuck.
Heart of the matter
With Portugal’s role in global affairs growing, big media players have stepped up, while smaller publications focus on local matters. The result? Possibly the world’s most well-informed city.
