The Economist
London-based news magazine
The Economist is a weekly British news magazine covering international politics, business, finance, science, and technology.
Despite its name, it offers broad current affairs analysis rather than purely economic content.
Known for its unsigned articles—reflecting institutional rather than individual voice—and its classical liberal editorial stance.
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