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Persuasive manoeuvres
We celebrate the countries that have mastered the subtler arts of global influence.
Station to station
The second half of this year is packed with must-see design events, architectural projects and exhibitions.
Literacy drive
French motorway stops cater to travellers with curated magazine selections. Plus, how one Seattle company maintains the art of traditional cartography for hikers who prefer paper maps.
Marseille’s culinary renaissance
Marseille’s food scene now rivals the Riviera and Provence, making it a top French seaside destination.
Slow burners
From traditional wicker baskets and classic leather sandals to woven artworks gracing Chinese hotels, the artisans of the Mediterreanean are full of talent – and surprises.
Outer space
By adding satellites to its distinctive 1960s spaceship design, Nouvelles Galeries has reestablished connections with its host city.
Fine print
An esteemed weekly newspaper in France is staking its future on pluralism and literary ambition.
Culture
Why Parisians want a taste of Sweden, a radio station building a global neighbourhood and a spin around Rome’s brand-new vinyl shop.
A secret life in pictures
British photographer John Balsom discovered 7,000 pictures shot by his grandfather Percy S Waite in a box at a relative's house in Hampshire. The London-based amateur photographer captured an incredible mid-century moment pioneering colour.
