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The Man Who Inspired Shanghai

The world’s most famous tipple brand became a ’30s symbol of a modern and glamorous Shanghai. It wasn’t limited to jazz venues and speakeasy bars, but was also favoured by the city’s intellectuals, poets and writers, who were vastly inspired by its progressive attitude.Historian and novelist. 

4 min  |

Vol 08: The China & South Korea Issue
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The JWH Edit

Rebuilding an Icon

Nicknamed White City, Israel’s most cosmopolitan town Tel Aviv is intent on restoring its former glory, one Bauhaus building at a time.

4 min  |

Vol 05: The Black & White Issue
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The JWH Edit

A Conversation With Time

Acclaimed author and career diplomat VIKAS SWARUP introspects on how the passing of time over the past 30 years has defined some of the most important aspects of his life.

4 min  |

Vol 07: The Time Issue
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The JWH Edit

Staying True To His Roots

Acclaimed Italian Chef Massimo Bottura has changed the way italian cuisine is perceived. His contemporary spin on traditional food is winning hearts and awards alike.

5 min  |

Vol 06: The Roots & Routes Issue
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The JWH Edit

An Eye For Detail

Celebrated glass engraving artist Philip Lawson Johnston’s craft has taken years of practice and patience to reach heights of glory. In an exclusive interview, he shares about his journey to success.

4 min  |

Vol 06: The Roots & Routes Issue
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The JWH Edit

While There's Life There's Hope

An existential argument by 19th-century Danish philosopherthere’s Soren Kierkegaard that most humans are in self-denial about death, and that only those who truly embrace this fact can live a life of passion and meaning, has been one ofthere’s the greatest opinion dividers among intellectuals. But few things are more powerful in this world than a sliver of faith and optimism to counter all foreboding thoughts.

5 min  |

Vol 07: The Time Issue
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The JWH Edit

Saving The World One Case At A Time

Don’t let human rights lawyer Amal Clooney’s impeccable sartorial chops and Hollywood marriage 70 fool you into thinking she’s just another pretty face.

4 min  |

Vol 07: The Time Issue

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The Cult Of K-Culture

How and when did the world become obsessed with emotionally-charged Korean pop culture, its cinema,dramas and music?

4 min  |

Vol 08: The China & South Korea Issue

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Innovation Nation

Long known as the world ’s manufacturing powerhouse ,China's latest foray into technology-heavy sectors such as space exploration and automobiles is heralding the dawn of a new era.

6 min  |

Vol 08: The China & South Korea Issue

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The Tie That Binds

Confucian filial piety and its role in South Korea has changed over time without losing its significance.

6 min  |

Vol 08: The China & South Korea Issue
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The JWH Edit

To Ocean Depths and Back

While deep sea diving for underwater enthusiasts remains the most popular way to explore a world that continues to amaze us with its sheer beauty and diversity, US-based underwater vessel company DeepFlight has introduced a rather novel way of enjoying the treasures of the ocean.

1 min  |

Vol 05: The Black & White Issue
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The JWH Edit

A Storied Partnership

JOHNNIE WALKER HOUSE™, an international network of luxury whisky embassies, has launched JOHNNIE WALKER® BLUE LABEL™ The Casks Edition™ in partnership with the world’s most awarded carrier, Singapore Airlines. The intricately-designed bottle has been created to reflect two of the world’s best known and progressive brands, whose love of travel has seen their reputation for excellence recognised worldwide.

1 min  |

Vol 05: The Black & White Issue
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The JWH Edit

An Ocean of Love

What happens when an artist decides to see a rarely seen world…in black and white? Indonesian photographer Hengki Koentjoro’s new photo book is a study in the beauty of contrasts .

1 min  |

Vol 05: The Black & White Issue
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The JWH Edit

Just Who Do You Think You Are?

Even as commercial DNA tests that claim to establish your lineage to British royalty or the romans get popular,Scientist warn that it may be no more than genetic astrology. Mike Peake investigates whether tracing one's DNA to a famous person is an aunthentic or a futile exercise.

6 min  |

Vol 06: The Roots & Routes Issue

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