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Summer 2025

Displaying 16 posts for: Summer 2025

Private Companies Are Entering The Space Race, But At What Cost?

We’re launching into a new golden age of space exploration—but this one is dominated by corporate giants and involves thorny questions around sovereignty, resource extraction and access

The Family Keepsake That Sparked a Cultural Movement

The talisman that inspires Fête Chinoise founder Deborah Lau-Yu

5 Sustainable Materials Greening the Glamour of Design

From leather made by bugs to plant-based fur, here are the natural materials that have captured the attention of investors worldwide

From The Screen To Your Table, How Cinema Impacts What We Eat

How global cinema can spark real-life food trends

Why These Forward-Thinking Cities Are Building For The Long Game

From Astana to Kaohsiung, cities around the world are transforming mega-event spaces into cultural hotspots that stand the test of time

The New Power Brokers

An emerging group of energy titans are reshaping the global landscape. New geopolitical alliances reveal the promise and complexity of building wealth and sustainability in a rapidly changing world

The Art of Going Elsewhere

Skip the usual in favour of these alternative travel destinations

Behind The Movement To Return Stolen Artifacts To Their Homes

Around the world, museums and art galleries are finally responding to pressure to return stolen artifacts, from the Benin Bronzes to the Parthenon Marbles

The Speechwriters Who Wrote History

An insider’s take on the do’s and don’ts of political speech writing—and why it’s more than just spin

The Asian Art Market Is Thriving — Meet The Man Behind Its Boom

As chairman of Phillips Asia, Jonathan Crockett is helming the organization’s successful expansion of auction houses into the Asian market—and putting it on the art-world map

Inside Architect Javier Campos’ Nature-Forward Mexico Oasis

Biophilic architecture is reshaping the way we build, weaving nature into our homes and cities to boost well-being and sustainability—and Vancouver’s Javier Campos is ahead of the curve