earlywarning covers the full range of geopolitical and business issues facing the world, exploring the interface between economics, politics and government on a global basis every working day, explaining what the news may be, why it will happen and what the consequences will be.
The service offers strength in depth in areas of potential regional flashpoints:
- China, Japan and Korea. Editorial Director Jonathan Fenby was Editor of the South China Morning Post, the leading English-language newspaper in the Far East, for five years. earlywarning reports from the region forecast the reluctance of the Chinese to revalue the renminbi, mounting tension between Beijing and Tokyo, the government change in Hong Kong and Chinese policy towards Taiwan.
- Middle East. Drawing on his expertise in the area, Editor Robert Harvey predicted the Saudi move to raise oil prices and the end of the Intifada well before other commentators
- Europe-old and new. earlywarning anticipated the likely winners and losers of the EU Constitution bust up, the soggy state of the euro-zone economy and the rise of Merkel and Sarkozy in Germany and France
The service is the product of a network of top-flight international business and geopolitical contributors drawn from a wide range of disciplines.
The forward-looking nature of the output makes it the essence of cutting-edge reporting - as shown by the record of scoops in our first year.
Leading journalists, academics, government officials, diplomats, business and intelligence analysts provide an inside track to the future.
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