The Economist

'Targeting the root cause of climate change'

How to turn diplomacy into action when it comes to fossil fuels

CAR-T beyond cancer – Immune therapies beckon for asthma, heart damage and even the effects of ageing

An illustration from a series titled 'Practical Ethics'

'Why should I give up meat when, in the grand scheme of things, it makes virtually no difference at all?'

The article discusses the fact that conversations about the ethic of eating are rarely well-received

World Ahead

'Small investments in nutrition could make the world brainier'

Article discussing malnourishment around the world, not just being a problem in poorer countries

Cover of a special report about autonomous vehicles

'The techno-independence movement'

Illustrating an article about China's desire to insulate itself against Western sanctions

'Hacking the Internet' 

A stealth attack came close to compromising the world’s computers

Artwork from ‘Aftershocks’ published by The Economist. A print and digital publication predicting the year ahead written by a range of researchers, scientists, politicians and thinkers about a post-crisis world

 Nutrition IQ

The techno-independence movement with China wants to insulate itself against Western sanctions

An illoustration to accompany 'Stranger Things - Gloves' an essay by Ann Wroe written during covid. 

"Gloves are the only answer to all this fretting. The government seems not to notice them, but perhaps it should. I take a limp plastic article, already damp, our of my bag, and wrestle it on."w

T Cells

One from a series of illustrations fopr an article about the artificiality of cryptocurrencies