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Adam O'Neal

Adam O'Neal

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Washington Correspondent, The Economist

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Total articles 70

  • Why 2025 will bring a reckoning for the rule of law in America

    By Adam O'Neal Verified| The Economist Verified Is “lawfare” now a permanent feature of politics? By Adam O’Neal, Washington correspondent, The Economist Countless policy consequences follow from Donald Trump’s victory. But the result is also deeply personal for the new president. The election was, in part, a referendum on Mr Trump’s guilt in numerous court cases against him (in May he had been found guilty of 34 counts of falsifying business records).

    By Adam O'Neal Verified · The Economist

    Nov. 20, 2024

  • Opinion | Lessons From a Decade of Talking to Putin

    By Adam O'Neal Verified| The Wall Street Journal Verified Helsinki Finnish President Sauli Niinistö called Vladimir Putin on May 14 to let him know that Finland was applying to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. The Kremlin had threatened Helsinki over its prospective application but later played down the news. “Putin was very calm and cool,” Mr. Niinistö says during an interview at the presidential palace last week. “If a Russian is angry, yes, be careful. But if he’s calm, be even more careful.”

    By Adam O'Neal Verified · The Wall Street Journal

    Jun. 12, 2022

  • Why 2025 will bring a reckoning for the rule of law in America

    By Adam O'Neal Verified| The Economist Verified Is “lawfare” now a permanent feature of politics? By Adam O’Neal, Washington correspondent, The Economist Countless policy consequences follow from Donald Trump’s victory. But the result is also deeply personal for the new president. The election was, in part, a referendum on Mr Trump’s guilt in numerous court cases against him (in May he had been found guilty of 34 counts of falsifying business records).

    By Adam O'Neal Verified · The Economist

    Nov. 20, 2024

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The Economist

The Economist is a prominent British weekly newspaper founded in 1843 by James Wilson. Published by The Economist Group, it is headquartered in London and is known for its focus on economic liberalism, advocating for free markets and globalization. The publication is recognized for its rigorous fact-checking and minimal reporting bias, making it a trusted source for global news and analysis. The Economist offers a range of content, including in-depth coverage of world events, politics, business, science, and technology in both print and digital formats. It also provides an audio edition of the newspaper, lifestyle magazines like *1843*, and market intelligence services through its Economist Intelligence Unit. Additionally, the company produces podcasts and films, enhancing its media offerings. With a readership that includes influential business leaders and policymakers, The Economist serves a high-income, educated audience that values its comprehensive analysis of global issues.

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