The Economist is a global weekly magazine written for those who share an uncommon interest in being well and broadly informed. Each issue explores the close links between domestic and international issues, business, politics, finance, current affairs, science, technology and the arts.
Ivy League Enjoy English was founded by Professor Peter Lai in 1988. Our mission is to give readers the finest English teaching and reference books available. In order to do this, we publish two monthly magazines, Ivy League Analytical English and Ivy League Enjoy English. Our other publications include books for children, preparatory guides for those taking the General English Proficiency Test (GEPT), ECL, TOIEC, high school and college entrance examinations, and other specialty books. In recent years, Ivy League has also provided both the government and private businesses with teachers in order to help them achieve their English proficiency goals.
The Week makes sense of the week's news by curating the best of the U.S. and international media into a succinct, lively digest. Created for busy people like you, The Week is packed with provocative, often surprising perspectives, providing you complete understanding and insight into the week's most vital stories.
The Week – for curious minds who want an intelligent and independent view of the world. Designed for the way today's busy executives and thought leaders live, The Week curates over a thousand media sources from around the world to offer a true global and balanced perspective on the issues today-all in a concise, readable package.
Every week The Spectator is packed with opinion, comment and analysis about politics, arts and books. We lead the way on the great issues of the day, from political scandals to social trends. What you read in The Spectator today becomes news elsewhere in the weeks to come. We have the best columnists on Fleet Street, from Charles Moore, Rod Liddle, Matthew Parris and Alexander Chancellor to James Forsyth, the best-con
