Tomorrow’s Affairs is an international analytical publication based in London. We cover international affairs, politics, economics, technology, energy and security – not to record events as they occur, but to explain the forces driving them and assess where they are leading.
The publication is founded on a single conviction: the scarcest resource in contemporary journalism is not information, but the disciplined assessment of what that information means. Our readers follow global developments closely. They come to Tomorrow’s Affairs not to be told what has happened, but to understand the dynamics behind it and what is likely to result.
Our contributors are economists, journalists, former officials and policy specialists who write from direct experience of the subjects they cover. Several have shaped the debates they now examine from the outside. They are expected to argue from evidence, make their reasoning clear to the reader and produce analysis that remains worth reading after the news has moved on. We publish strong views, but not unexamined ones.
Our editorial decisions are made independently. No commercial interest influences what we commission or publish. The standards governing our work are set out in our Editorial Policy.
We do not consider every judgement we publish to be final. Events can correct analysis, and honest journalism acknowledges this. When our assessments require revision, we state so. Getting it right matters more to us than having been right.
