People tend to think of The Economist as a weekend magazine. With the launch of an app redesign, the publisher is trying to encourage readers to see it as an outlet for daily news and analysis.

The Economist ’s choice for 2025 is a single word. It is representative, if not of the whole year, at least of much of the ...

The Audience team is at the heart of The Economist’s digital strategy. It distributes our journalism via posts on social-media platforms including Instagram, X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Threads, Bluesky, ...

We are looking for a talented, enterprising and adaptable person to join the Digital department of The Economist for a one-year, full-time, paid internship in London (£30,000 per annum), beginning in ...

In the cable-news version of America, the president sits in the White House issuing commands that transform the nation. Life is not like that. In the real version of America... Economist: Green New ...

The Economist is looking to hire a science and technology correspondent, based in London, for a one-year contract. They will cover everything from astronomy to archaeology, particle physics to ...

General Chris Cavoli, NATO’s top commander, recently told the Senate Armed Services Committee that Russia was replacing troops, tanks and munitions “at an unprecedented pace”. Its factories would roll ...

It’s a reliable companion whether you're tracking geopolitical risks, enriching trading apps, building smarter data models or informing strategic decisions. Message our team of specialists to ...

The Economist is seeking promising journalists and would-be journalists to apply for our Marjorie Deane internship. Successful candidates will spend six months with us writing about economics and/or ...

Steve Bannon, former White House chief strategist, has a worldview that contradicts that of The Economist. He’s a populist nationalist; this publication is classically liberal. But liberalism demands ...

The Economist's explosive editorial piece against President William Ruto's regime would unarguably not sit well with the government in Nairobi The London-based publisher highlighted what it said were ...