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Essential reading: There’s plenty to learn in our September Education Special
Working on our Education Special has taken Andrew Tuck back in time to his formative years in journalism, before AI reared its ugly head – or, the internet ruled all. Notebooks open, please, class...
Our April issue demonstrates why old-school diplomacy matters now more than ever
This issue, we spotlight the enduring importance of diplomatic missions in an increasingly fractious world. Our editor in chief, Andrew Tuck, introduces the idea and other highlights this month, including our Style Special.
Editor’s letter: Time for change
Monocle’s editor in chief throws down the challenge: make this the month you step out there and do something differently.
Every picture tells a story
Correspondents in Syria as tourists to gauge the nation's mood and document attempts at revival amid ongoing uncertainty.
Trying hard or hardly trying?
From the fate of Europe's disappearing villages to the modern dress codes of America's southern states, this issue celebrates the transformative effects of smartening up and making an extra effort.
Editor’s Letter: For the foreseeable future
Rebuilding a nation devastated by war isn't just about bricks and mortar: it must embrace more intangible concepts, such as community and identity.
Four-legged friends
Andrew Tuck highlights hidden gems in design and how a fresh perspective allows for more expansive storytelling.
No time like the present
Our editor in chief, Andrew Tuck, on why now is the time to launch that new endeavour.
Editor’s Letter: Fit to print
The smartest media brands are still investing, evolving – and flourishing, says Andrew Tuck.
Happy returns
Our editor in chief welcomes the excitement in the air as the world begins to reconnect.
