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Cities
Croatia’s Kvarner Bay in the limelight, Buenos Aires’ mayor stands his ground and China’s cities experiment with recycling.
Francis Mallmann
The Argentine chef on early inspiration, youthful rebellion, meaty domination and the tyranny of interfering waiters.
Off the beaten track
Seaweed farming in Patagonia, cave-dwelling in Italy and preserving ancient buildings in Japan: these hoteliers are reviving once-forgotten corners of their native lands with tasteful tourism for travellers seeking authenticity.
Feasting on the plate
The Argentine capital’s energy helps keep its citizens creative in the face of the country’s latest economic challenges.
Don’t cry for me, buy my jumper
Running a fashion business in the Argentinian capital is a fight for survival – but designers are making this tight-knit scene work.
Open plan
As the rest of the world closes its doors, Argentina is opening up. Treasury minister Nicolás Dujovne tells us about leaving his country’s protectionist past behind and stepping into a free future.
Americas
Quebec's City pitbull ban, Guatemala's man of the people, the rise of feminism in Argentina and election in Ecuador.
Macri economics
President Mauricio Macri started on the right foot. A year on, he has credit in the bank, but only the metaphorical one. Can he now rescue Argentina's economy from its crisis?
Secrets of the city
Behind unassuming façades, Buenos Aires hides appointment-only ateliers and closed-door boutiques. Monocle tours the Argentine capital's finest, from tailored menswear to custom bikes, bookshops and homeware havens.
