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Hospitality

Fresh stays

We present the finest hotels for your perusal this month, from a former Iranian embassy in Belgrade to a cinema-themed opening in Tbilisi. Plus: new shops that make responsible retail a pleasure.

  • Issue #160
  • 4 min read
Fresh stays
Business

Business

A high-speed railway in the Balkans picks up speed, a new airport in Scandinavia open ski options and a campfire-catering start-up shares tips for success.

  • Issue #128
  • 4 min read
Business
Design

Writ large

The Palace of Serbia is a vivid reminder of the region’s past and a testament to its mid-century modern design credentials.

  • Issue #113
  • 9 min read
Writ large
Design

Architecture

The Swiss Natural History Museumand its new home, the Nordic airport offering visitors a warmwelcome and a few fixes for Belgrade’s cycling infrastructure.

  • Issue #104
  • 6 min read
Architecture
Urbanism

Urbanism

London’s mayoral candidates assessed, high-speed rail pulls in to Tel Aviv and a chat with Belgrade city architect, Milutin Folic.

  • Issue #93
  • 5 min read
Urbanism
Business

Intimate trade

It’s the tiny retail gems we remember, not the chain stores. We look at how small retail spaces are an entrepreneurial trigger for urban success in cities around the world.

  • Issue #82
  • 7 min read
Intimate trade
Society

Dogged diplomacy

Last year we ran a feature on Ambassadogs. After a considerable amount of diplomatic pressure we are delighted to throw open the chancery gates for ‘Ambassadogs II’.

  • Issue #82
  • 8 min read
Dogged diplomacy
Politics

Europe

Kicking over the statues in Spain, Istanbul's Tehran trippers and an overdue fix for Balkan rail travel.

  • Issue #81
  • 4 min read
Europe
Affairs

Europe

The style of Turkey's embattled prime minister, a controversial new development around Belgrade and a Hungarian election watch

  • Issue #72
  • 3 min read
Europe
Urbanism

Serbo-charged

After the disastrous wars of the 1990s, Serbia was locked out of the European party. Now, as its creative and business talent looks forward, the world is catching on to the country’s charms.

  • Issue #64
  • 15 min read
View across Tasmajdan Park to St Mark’s Church in Belgrade

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