Head of Newsletters @theeconomist

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Joined December 2012
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Our Africa correspondent @OreOgunb met Wole Soyinka, the Nigerian writer and Nobel laureate, who helped keep Radio Kudirat going. In this week’s Analysing Africa newsletter, Ore shares what she found while reporting on the clandestine station economist.com/middle-east-an…
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Japan is a trendsetter and tastemaker in everything from video games to fashion and design. We explain the success of the country’s latest cultural export: listening bars bit.ly/46bIxMr Photo: EBBA ARCHITECTS/SpaceTalk
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For as long as ICE enjoys impunity, it will be a source of more violence. This is what Congress, the courts and Donald Trump should do next econ.st/4k6Or7T
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We are delighted to announce The Economist Insider. From next month subscribers will get access to a weekly show from @zannymb, our editor-in-chief, plus shows exploring geopolitics, defence, economics and tech. They can also submit questions. Join us: economist.com/comingsoon
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Start your working week with confidence. Get our Bartleby columnist in your inbox every week for advice on surviving the trials of office life econ.st/3SCCQ3s
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Bartleby, our latest subscriber newsletter, is your guide to the agonies of office life. Sign up to get our management columnist’s musings in your inbox every Monday econ.st/4jL1Bqd
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If you enjoy our Africa stories in @TheEconomist , you should sign up to our dedicated newsletter Analysing Africa for more commentary, smaller news updates, and a guide to all our coverage of the world's coolest continent economist.com/middle-east-an…
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Step into Christmas with our double issue—and see whether you can identify all of the stories on our cover. Here’s how we put it together: econ.st/3BFaRLI
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We just launched a new Middle East newsletter for subscribers @TheEconomist. You'll get weekly analysis from our correspondents—the first issue has my thoughts on endless, pointless wars—plus a roundup of our MENA coverage and things to read elsewhere. economist.com/newsletters/mi…
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The Economist now has a weekly newsletter on all things European. If you never want to miss a Charlemagne column, say. Subscribers can sign up to Café Europa on our newsletters page. (other, lesser newsletters not featuring Charlemagne also on offer) economist.com/newsletters
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We are launching a weekly newsletter on Europe, with exclusive contributions by our correspondents across the continent. Sign up here economist.com/newsletters/ca…
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Ryuichi made an incalculable impact on modern music, and he was a wonderful human too
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Come join The Economist in London and work with me to send out Off the Charts (and our other wonderful newsletters) every week. You’ll have big shoes to fill—@EmmaIrving will be sorely missed economist.com/news/2023/03/1…
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Picking our country of the year for our Christmas double issue is usually hard. This time the choice was obvious econ.st/3FLzILM
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🥬 Liz Truss has resigned. She will be remembered as the prime minister whose grip on power was the shortest in Britain’s political history—but that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Her successor will be the country’s third prime minister of the year (so far)

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Really proud of this one. @TheEconomist’s first ever summer issue features 64 pages of brilliant 1843 magazine content and it’s a total delight! And what a gorgeous cover by the ever-wonderful @noma_bar economist.com/weeklyedition/…
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Boris Johnson is resigning. He leaves Britain in a dangerous state: the time when everything was possible is over econ.st/3Rd6dYe
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