- Vladimir’s choice (The Economist, 23/12/2017)
- On the razor’s edge (The Economist, 15/04/2017)
- Europe’s saviour? (The Economist, 17/06/2017)
Edward Carr
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Douglas Murray
- Who will protect northern Nigeria’s Christians? (The Spectator, 04/02/2017)
- The IRA killer ready to save me (Sunday Times, 27/08/2017)
- Rolling tanks, plastic flowers and madness on parade: a visit to North Korea (The Spectator, 16/12/2017)
Paul Lewis
- ‘Our minds can be hijacked’: the tech insiders who fear a smartphone dystopia (The Guardian, 06/10/2017)
- ‘I see things differently’: James Damore on his autism and the Google memo (The Guardian, 17/11/2017
- California’s would-be governor prepares for battle against job-killing robots (The Guardian, 05/07/2017)
Anthony Loyd
- The Children of Islamic State (The Times, 21/01/2017)
- The End of the Caliphate (The Times, 12/08/2017)
- The War That Never Ends (The Times, 11/11/2017)
Janice Turner
- The Good Daughter (New Statesman, 18/05/2017)
- Why do so many teenage girls want to be boys? (The Times, 11/11/2017)
- The battle over gender turns bloody (The Times, 16/09/2017)
Jack Shenker
- Ahead of Britain’s Election, A Profile Of A Brexiteer Town At The World’s End (The Huffington Post, 06/06/2017)
- Coming Home To The Counter-Revolution (Granta, 03/08/2017)
- The Journalist And The Revolution (The New York Times, 16/10/2017)
Marina Hyde
- From Boris the Lion King to Theresa May’s P45 – my malarial week at the Tory conference (The Guardian, 04/10/2017)
- May’s Florence speech made Brexit sound magical… If you’re drinking Bacardi (The Guardian, 22/09/2017)
- Are you not entertained? The also-ran Breakfast Club enter the electosseum (The Guardian, 18/05/2017)
Maeve McClenaghan
- No place of safety- The inside story of how women fleeing domestic violence lost their refuge (Bureau of Investigative Journalism/ Elle UK, 16/10/2017)
- When the roof came down (The Tip Off Podcast, 26/10/2017)
- Investigation: Coca Cola and the ‘fight back’ against plans to tackle plastic waste’ (Unearthed, 25/01/2017)
Carole Cadwalladr
“This year’s winner – Carole Cadwalladr – deserves high praise for the quality of her research and for her determination to shed fierce light on a story which seems by no means over yet. Orwell would have loved it.” – David Bell
- The Great Brexit Robbery (The Observer, 07/05/2018)
- Robert Mercer: The big data billionaire waging war on the mainstream media (The Observer, 26/02/2017)
- My fear and fury in the eye of the Russia-Leave storm (The Observer, 19/11/2017)
Thaslima Begum
- Rohingya’s tales of horror at the hands of Burmese soldiers (The Times, 06/09/2017)
- Plight of the Rohingya: ‘They raped us and slit the throats of four girls’ (The Times, 16/09/2017)
- Fresh fears for newborn babies as Rohingyas’ plight worsens (The Guardian, 17/09/2017)
Sam Knight
- London Bridge is down (The Guardian, 17/03/17)
- Weathering the storm (The New Yorker, 31/07/17)
- The Year the Grenfell Tower Fire Revealed the Lie That Londoners Tell Themselves (The New Yorker, 27/12/17)
Matt Kelly
- Why Theresa May has blown it even if she wins (The New European, 02/06/2017)
- Want to talk about chaos, Mrs May? (The New European, 28/04/2017)
- Scrapping the Capital of Culture is a tragic loss (GQ, 24/11/2017)
Oliver Holmes
- Myanmar blocks all UN aid to civilians at heart of Rohingya crisis (The Guardian, 04/09/2017)
- Massacre at Tula Toli: Rohingya recall horror of Myanmar army attack (The Guardian, 07/09/2017)
- Myanmar: satellite imagery confirms Rohingya village of Tula Toli razed (The Guardian, 19/09/2017)
From Russia With Blood
- Poison in the System (BuzzFeed News, 12/06/2017)
- From Russia With Blood (BuzzFeed News, 15/07/2017)
- The Man Who Knew Too Much (BuzzFeed News, 19/06/2017)
The Economist: Edward Carr
Submitted Articles
- Between the borders– The Economist, 18/06/2016
- Politics of anger– The Economist, 02/07/2016
- The new nationalism– The Economist, 19/11/2016
- The fall of Aleppo – The Economist, 17/12/2016
- The year of living dangerously – The Economist, 24/12/2016