Magazine d'analyse des relations internationales et de politique

Designed for government and business officials, those working the in finance and the academic fields and the media. Devoted to American foreign policy as well as economic and international political issues. Covers subjects related to international affairs for both practitioners and a general audience. Regular features include: Reading Lists, includes experts in their fields providing supplementary material on article topics; Snapshots, provides short, timely analyses of pertinent events and policy issues; Letters From, highlights on-the-ground reporting from abroad; Roundtables, allows experts to debate major issues in open discussions; and Q&A, provides a weekly conversation giving the readers the opportunity to interact with the authors.

Founded in 2010, the i paper was originally designed as a concise national newspaper taking content from its sister publication The Independent. In 2016 The Independent announced that it was moving to a digital only format, and that the i paper would be sold to Johnston Publishing. The official switchover of publishers happened on the 11th of April 2016, after which a Northern Ireland edition of the paper also began production.

Substack newsletter covering international affairs and United States foreign policy.

Nationally- distributed broadcast television network providing a variety of news, information and entertainment programming to over 200 local affiliates. Assets include an extensive news reporting and public affairs division, exclusive coverage of major sporting events around the globe via CBS Sports, and original first-run comedy and drama series via CBS Entertainment. CBS programming is also available through downloads at www.google.com. Primetime and other programming is available for viewing on the Internet and through mobile devices for a fee. In January 2006, CBS Corporation created CBS Vision, a research unit designed to explore and offer insight on emerging technologies, media consumption patterns and advertising value in the media marketplace, and to share that knowledge with all CBS Corporation divisions as well as outside clients and potential partners. CBS also offers a new media wireless service called CBS News To Go. This offering, for a subscription fee, allows viewers to obtain breaking news alerts in both video and picture formats. The service also allows viewers to receive information from Entertainment Tonight. This service became available in March 2006. In August 2006, CBS News expanded its medical and health coverage with a partnership with WebMD, the leading provider of online health information for consumers and physicians. The partnership was designed to provide CBS Evening News, The Early Show and CBSNews.com with its daily content and resources, including interactive tools for diagnosis and healthy living. CBS began broadcasting in 1948.

The Observer is a weekly newspaper owned by Tortoise Media. The newspaper, which is published on Sundays, covers national and international news, culture, politics and lifestyle. The Observer was a sister paper of the daily newspaper The Guardian up until April 2025.

Foreign Office is a weekly interview podcast hosted by Michael Weiss and dedicated to those ever-relevant subjects of Russian intelligence operations and active measures.

Provides a global audience of executives, policy makers, scholars, journalists and students with forward-looking, rigorous and accessible analyses of the political, economic and cultural forces shaping today's world. Designed to highlight the practical consequences that changes in international political and economic trends can have on all facets of daily life. Foreign Policy DOES accept bylined articles/submissions in the form of contributed pieces. According to the magazine, their readers want to be "provoked, surprised, and presented with memorable information and rigorous analysis. They don’t want long-winded arguments, insider jargon, narrow topics, or excessively technical writing." Media Alert: Monday 1st February 2010 Foreign Policy magazine has launched a new blog, Turtle Bay, on its website. Colum Lynch will author this blog which centers around the inner workings of the United Nations; the policies, the people, the negotiations, the key issues and countries. He will also continue reporting at the UN for The Washington Post. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

An online source for world news, political analysis, and opinion commentary from outside the standard framework offered by the corporate mainstream media. Offers original news, analysis, and opinion commentary from perspectives all too lacking in the public debate on key foreign policy issues. The goal is to provide a valuable alternative source for news and insight into world affairs, to encourage citizen journalism, and to promote broader discussion of important global issues. A newsletter is provided. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Provides a global audience of executives, policy makers, scholars, journalists and students with forward-looking, rigorous and accessible analyses of the political, economic and cultural forces shaping today's world. Designed to highlight the practical consequences that changes in international political and economic trends can have on all facets of daily life.