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Pressing ahead
From classroom to newsroom, Giovanni di Lorenzo has learned how to adapt. Now Die Zeit’s editor in chief is successfully adjusting to the many challenges facing the print industry.
Blue-sky thinking
Monocle jets off to Hamburg's annual Aircraft Interiors Expo to see the latest innovations in cabin design. Which products are likely to remain grounded and which are set to take off?
Observation
Tyler Brûlé reflects on a recent cruise, from childhood maritime fascinations to the creature comforts of life on board. Plus, a look at what Monocle has planned for its next event.
Diving deeper
Open the pages of a sumptuous German publication that pays homage to the high seas.
Labour of love
Despite changing reading habits, there’s a place for printed independent magazines. Monocle met pioneering editors and publishers risking it all to tell the stories they believe in.
Europe
Angela Merkel’s to-do list, Hamburg’s meaty resurgence and the UK’s forthcoming general elections.
Living the wood life
The work of the Zimmerer, or carpenter, in Germany is steeped in tradition. We meet a master and his apprentice who are training for a way of life, not just a job.
Simply does it
A restaurant in central Hamburg has been pleasing guests with its homely cooking for more than 20 years.
Almost there
Montréal has slipped in our city rankings, joining others in our bottom five for the past two years. We welcome newcomer Seattle to the list and will be watching its progress closely.
Expo 39: The Print Meister
Der Spiegel stands for high-quality journalism, solid facts and respect for its readers. Monocle visits its Hamburg HQ to meet the editors and glean some company secrets behind its success.
