John Andrews

Who Is John Andrews?

John Andrews, Consulting Editor for The Economist and co-editor of “The World in 2050”, is one of the world’s most experienced foreign correspondents on global strategy and business. With a career spanning over 25 years at The Economist, he has covered major events in emerging markets and political and economic developments worldwide.

What is his Background?

John Andrews has held pivotal roles, including Paris Bureau Chief, Washington Correspondent, EU Correspondent, and Editor for regions such as Southeast Asia, China, and India. He also served as Editor of the annual The World In magazine. Prior to joining The Economist, he worked for The Guardian and as an NBC correspondent in Beirut, covering the Middle East.

He is the author of “The World in Conflict: Understanding the World’s Troublespots”, a comprehensive analysis of contemporary conflicts, and co-editor of “Megachange: The World in 2050”, exploring the trends shaping the future. Additionally, he has contributed to other publications, including the Encyclopedia Britannica.