Moldova has been reclassified as a 'hybrid regime' from an 'imperfect democracy' in The Economist's annual Democracy Index, reflecting concerns over its fight against 'hybrid threats'.

The Economist reports that Iran's civilian economy is crumbling while its military economy grows stronger, a trend that is splitting the country.

Dimitris Avramopoulos, former European Commissioner and Greek Foreign Minister, stated at The Economist conference in Bucharest that everyone is experiencing a period of global uncertainty due to military conflicts.

BNR Governor Mugur Isărescu and President Nicușor Dan delivered speeches at The Economist Romania Government Roundtable 2026, discussing sustainable growth, economic imbalances, Romania's OECD membership, and Eurozone integration.

Eiko Ojala, an Estonian illustrator, has spent over a decade creating distinctive artwork for prominent international publications such as The New Yorker, Time, and The New York Times.

An obituary for Ali Khamenei published in 'The Economist' has sparked widespread anger and controversy, with many interpreting it as a definitive editorial stance on the Ayatollah's death.

Canadian financial services entrepreneur Stephen Smith is set to acquire over a quarter of the shares in The Economist Group from Lady Lynn Forester de Rothschild, marking a significant change in the prestigious publisher's ownership.

An article from The Economist discusses the key elements and secrets behind conducting an effective employee survey, emphasizing various methodologies.

Omani Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi, in an op-ed for The Economist, warned that the United States has lost control and called for an end to the 'illegal war' against Iran, stating Iran had no choice.

The Economist critiques Donald Trump's foreign policy, describing it as 'failing gunboat diplomacy' and suggesting he is 'flummoxed by foreigners' in his approach to international relations.

The Rothschild banking dynasty has divested its long-held stake in The Economist magazine, marking a significant change in ownership for the publication.

Hong Kong has adequate safeguards to prevent any misuse of the Exchange Fund, according to the economist known as the “father of the city’s dollar peg”, who called concerns over the government’s decision to draw from the de facto sovereign wealth fund “a little overblown”. John Greenwood said the government’s plan to transfer HK$150 billion (US$19.1 billion) from the fund – which plays an essential role in defending the Hong Kong dollar’s peg to the US dollar – would have no effect on the...

Following the intervention in Venezuela, the war against Iran launched by the US president signals yet another admission of weakness by the United States, observes the economist in his column.

The economist on the consequences of the conflict in the Middle East: "It is not the black swan that will burst the tech bubble. The race for AI will resume with billions in investments."

Nobel Prize winner in Economics, Daron Acemoglu, is scheduled to visit Bucharest to participate in the Economist Romania Government Roundtable 2026.

The former Girondins star commits to the economist, an 'independent' candidate for the municipal elections in Bordeaux.

Deputy editor Edward Carr discusses how The Economist develops its weekly cover stories focusing on Vladimir Putin, the war in Ukraine, and the concept of a modern 'Robin Hood state'.

An article from The Economist questions whether America's war on poverty has failed, noting that while deprivation has fallen, it may not be solely due to the welfare state.

The economist who initially identified America's K-shaped recovery expresses his gravest concerns for the future of the US economy.

The Economist's analysis for 2025 has downgraded Moldova's democracy level from "flawed democracy" to "hybrid regime," drawing reactions from politicians and experts in the country.

The Economist conference is taking place in Bucharest, featuring speeches from high-ranking European and Romanian officials, as well as business leaders.

The Economist reports that Iran is unexpectedly earning billions from an energy market paradox, even as the Gulf conflict causes significant global market disruptions.

UK-based review platform Trustpilot has announced the appointment of Marcus Roy, formerly of The Economist Group, as its new Chief Financial Officer.

The ongoing war in Iran is not only causing an oil crisis but also poses another significant, often underestimated, threat to humanity.

Day 2 of our Guardian analysis of more than a million Epstein emails exposes the child sex offender’s deep relationships with more high-profile figures The Epstein files have led to intense scrutiny…

Major economic themes including financial stability, investments, technological transformation, competitiveness, and the sustainability of public systems will be on the agenda for 'The Economist Romania Government Roundtable' regional high-level conference.

Canadian billionaire Stephen Smith has purchased a 27% stake in The Economist, marking a significant investment in the renowned publication.

The Economist Romania Government Roundtable will focus on Europe's energy security, geopolitical risks from Middle East tensions, regional energy corridors, and the Black Sea's role in diversifying resources.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez explains his reasons for opposing military involvement in the Iran war and standing against former US President Trump's stance in an article for The Economist.

The Economist argues that China requires a more ambitious growth target to prevent a fourth consecutive year of deflation.

According to an analysis by The Economist, the Russian economy has entered a 'death zone,' suggesting a potentially irreversible decline despite booming arms production, with the rest of the country struggling.

The Economist reports on four potential scenarios Donald Trump is considering for military action against Iran, highlighting the complex geopolitical dilemma he faces regarding when and how to proceed, with over a third of the US fleet deployed in the Middle East.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has denied a report by The Economist about alleged disagreements within Ukraine's negotiating team.

The economist Sébastien Jean explains in an interview that the US president's decades-old obsession with tariffs is not about to disappear.

An article in The Economist argues that attempting to fix broken national budgets by targeting the wealthy is both ineffective and wrong in principle.

The Economist is inviting applications for its prestigious 2026 Richard Casement internship in science and technology journalism.

Greece has been included in the Economist magazine's international democracy index for the third consecutive year, according to a new annual report on the state of democracy worldwide.

The Economist Romania Government Roundtable conference is taking place in Bucharest, featuring speeches from high-ranking Romanian and European officials, including Vice Premier Oana Gheorghiu and Finance Minister Alexandru Nazare.

Moldovan President Maia Sandu stated at The Economist conference that Southeast Europe is at a critical juncture, with freedom, democracy, and even truth itself facing unprecedented risks.

The Economist discusses the utility of tracking VO2 max, advising individuals to treat it as a measure of fitness rather than a direct target.

An article from The Economist argues that Europe should think twice before weakening its merger rules, asserting that a strict competition policy is not a barrier to bigger firms.

The Economist reports that Donald Trump's strategy in the war with Iran appears to change daily, outlining four potential options for the conflict, none of which are considered good.

THE ECONOMIST se u novom izdanju osvrnuo na američko-izraelski rat s Iranom.

U autorskom tekstu za magazin The Economist, omanski ministar spoljnih poslova Badr Albusaidi upozorava da su Sjedinjene Američke Države izgubile kontrolu nad sopstvenom spoljnom politikom i poziva…

For China, the energy crisis triggered by the war in Iran is not merely a shock but a confirmation of a decades-long strategic approach, described as a 'Maoist survival guide' by The Economist.

The Economist reports on a Hungarian government-backed organization that has established a propaganda network across Europe, with many Brussels-based entities and publications secretly funded by the Hungarian government.

El presidente del Gobierno publica un articulo en 'The Economist' en el que defiende la posición española ante las hostilidades en Oriente Medio

Prime Ministers from Romania, Moldova, and Albania, along with high-ranking European officials and business leaders, are convening in Bucharest for the Economist Romania Government Roundtable to discuss Europe's future and security.

Nobel laureate Daron Acemoglu is scheduled to be the keynote speaker at The Economist Romania Government Roundtable event this spring.

Vrasja e Nemesio Rubén “El Mencho” Oseguera Cervantes, kreut të Kartelit të Gjeneratës së Re Jalisco, sipas një analize të publikuar nga The Economist, mund të shënojë një fitore simbolike për qeverin

The Economist has identified a woman as the 'most powerful in the world,' noting the long-standing dominance of Japan's Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) in the country's politics.

The Economist suggests that Saudi Arabia and the Emirates must resolve their own differences, noting that America's neglect is allowing unwelcome tension to fester between two of its allies.

A Trump adviser has criticized a New York Fed study on the impact of tariffs, calling for the economists involved to be disciplined.