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Good on paper: How ‘La Settimana Enigmistica’ became Italy’s iconic puzzle staple
‘La Settimana Enigmistica’ has been Italians’ puzzle magazine of choice for almost a century. Its editor, Alessandro Bartezzaghi, explains why.
‘Expresso’ editor in chief João Vieira Pereira on how the Portuguese weekly remains a trusted democratic source in today’s polarised times
In this month’s Editor’s Chair, Pereira tells Monocle how the newspaper has solidified its identity in the digital age and why he still retains faith in the future of independent journalism.
Leaf through a Beijing bookshop known for English-language novels and magazines
Jetlag Books is a design-led space in Beijing’s revitalised Friendship Store.
Not just ‘A F**king Magazine’: The unexpected renaissance of corporate publications
From dating apps to financial platforms, corporations are back to making magazines – and some of them are surprisingly good.
The three culinary titles you should be reading to impress in the kitchen
Want to indulge your appetite for print, travel and good food? Here, the editors of three tasty titles reveal their travel tips.
Turns out saving print might be easier than finding your nearest newsstand
Greetings from a sunny, crisp and buzzy Zürich, where the first Monocle Christmas Market of the season is underway on the street below me (Paris, Toronto and Tokyo are next weekend, with London and…
Choice cuts
What’s on the cultural agenda for the months ahead? Ten in-the-know critics reveal the films, television shows, music, exhibitions, dance events and theatre offerings that should be on your radar.
Put it down on paper
Digital developments have transformed graphic design but Tokyo’s ‘Idea’ magazine remains a global champion of print.
