Bureau favourite, Monocle magazine has always been a big supporter of local businesses.
In this month’s edition they focus on the reemergence of local retail as it looks for brighter horizons.
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Bureau favourite, Monocle magazine has always been a big supporter of local businesses.
In this month’s edition they focus on the reemergence of local retail as it looks for brighter horizons.
As the sanctions against oligarchs continue, the question is raised over whether this will happen to any other country’s rich list.
The economic front of the war continues to be of interest as the international connectedness of the world makes things like this is possible.
The current sanctions are economic bombing of a country and other countries will take note.
The UN Security Council has stopped doing a lot of good because of the veto system it has set up.
It would be very worthwhile if it was gotten rid of.
It’s nice to hear that the Australian Aboriginal flag is to be permanently flown on the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
It’s about time.
These two broad approaches to conflict will be put to the test over the next few weeks, months or years.
An exit strategy happens when the military can go off somewhere else.
The If We Don’t Lose We Win approach just requires someone to survive. The respite for the people of an occupied territory.
Predicting which will come up as a winner? Way too hard to call.
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