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Oceania

The tasks that await Australia's new PM, new urban projects for Auckland, why we might be hearing more from Tonga's King Tupou, plus a round-up of elections.

  • Issue #69
  • 4 min read
Britomart precinct in Auckland with pedestrians relaxing on red bean bags in a shared public space.
Business

Finn blue line

Icebreaking is in the DNA of Finns. Their shipping heritage and expertise put them in good stead to face challenges from foreign competition, climate change and a race for Arctic resources.

  • Issue #68
  • 13 min read
Finn blue line
Business

In from the cold

The Arctic Circle is fast becoming a focal point for business, global energy needs and a few ambitious diplomats too. Monocle finds out why its people are feeling on top of the world.

  • Issue #68
  • 4 min read
In from the cold
Politics

Oceania

Australia's tough stance on climate change, and why the Chinese are putting their money on Samoa.

  • Issue #63
  • 4 min read
Adam Giles, Australia's first Aboriginal leader of government
Business

From red to green

China builds one new coal power plant weekly and is the world’s largest carbon emitter. But as leaders meet for the Copenhagen climate conference, it is also the nation that could save the planet.

  • Issue #29
  • 12 min read
From red to green
Affairs

Environment Forecast

Chinese eco-cities, what the Pharoahs can teach us about climate change, and the battle between business and environmentalists over vast oil reserves in Canada.

  • Issue #39
  • 4 min read
Environment Forecast
Affairs

Sink or swim

After suffering exile and imprisonment under the previous dictatorship, President Mohamed Nasheed brought democracy to the Maldives in 2008. But can this British-educated leader keep his nation afloat?

  • Issue #34
  • 6 min read
Sink or swim
Affairs

Americas

Ahead of the Copenhagen summit, diplomats unite to rally American support for tougher environmental policy. Plus, Brazil's ambitious rail plans and population changes in North Dakota and Florida.

  • Issue #28
  • 4 min read
Americas
Politics

Oceania

Is Australia the new South Korea? Why the Polynesians want their own passport, Pacific islanders bail out of the atolls and how Aussie men rate as good partners.

  • Issue #28
  • 4 min read
Oceania
Affairs

City-off

This year, two major summits—the G-20 and the COP15 Climate Conference—aim to achieve world-changing goals. Monocle visits Pittsburgh and Copenhagen to see what the host cities have planned.

  • Issue #27
  • 6 min read
City-off

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