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The Monocle Minute

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  • Now you can listen to The Monocle Minute, our free-to-subscribe email newsletter. This snappy daily audio bulletin delivers news, views and clever comment in just 10 minutes, featuring our unrivalled team of editors, correspondents and bureaux. Stay informed and inspired with Monocle.
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Episodes
  • Tokyo 2021

    Tokyo 2021
    Mar 27 2020
    Tyler Brûlé, Andrew Tuck and Fiona Wilson react to the postponement of the Tokyo Olympics. Plus: Hong Kong bureau chief James Chambers on how his city is coping under lockdown and how the EU is trying to keep some businesses running.

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    11 mins
  • Biden takes charge

    Biden takes charge
    Mar 27 2020
    As concerns grow over the US president's handling of the coronavirus pandemic, can Joe Biden change the tone? Plus: from pampered pets to remote teaching, we look at how small acts of leadership will make a big difference in the months ahead.

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    13 mins
  • A pandemic in Bolsonaro’s Brazil

    A pandemic in Bolsonaro’s Brazil
    Mar 27 2020
    Our Rio de Janeiro correspondent reports on Jair Bolsonaro’s dangerous mishandling of the coronavirus pandemic. Plus: cultural institutions embrace the online world and how urban planners are using their one-walk-a-day to look forward to a friendlier future.

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    11 mins

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