Our Media

The Financial Times (FT) is one of the world’s leading news organizations, recognized globally for its authority, integrity and accuracy. The FT provides a broad range of essential services, including news, comment, data and analysis, to a growing audience of internationally minded professionals.

The FT group comprises the FT newspaper and FT.com, Financial Publishing, FT Chinese, FT Labs, Medley Global Advisors (MGA), ExecSense and the New York Institute of Finance.

New Europe is the leading EU affairs newspaper, published since 1993, with its headquarters in Brussels, Belgium.New Europe is the only independent newspaper, published weekly, with no political affiliation and seeks to present factually-correct information in a non-superficial format.New Europe brings you the most important news and offers a wide range of analysis and opinion pieces concerning European Union politics, EU policy making, as well as the political and policy interactions that take place in the global arena.New Europe provides a complete proposition in the EU News Market, extending its coverage beyond the scope of daily news, examining life, leisure, fashion and the cultural agenda.Our audience includes European Institutions, policymakers, politicians, governments, NGO’s , business stakeholders and other loyal subscribers in more than 150 countries around the globe.New Europe’s objective is to provide, both, a source of valued information, and be a platform for policy makers to enjoy an open dialogue.

The Economist online is the premier destination for intelligent conversation and debate on the web. The Ideas People flock to the site to absorb a daily diet of news, analysis, columns, blogs, and multimedia, while contributing to the ongoing debates and discussions themselves. The site also features a suite of research tools and data for subscribers, including free full access to a searchable archive, as well as The Economist audio edition.

The official newspaper of the Vatican City. As the only official newspaper of the Holy See, L'Osservatore Romano publishes full versions of Papal documents. Correspondingly its international influence cannot be overstated. In addition to Italian L'Osservatore Romano is also published weekly in a number of other languages, including English, French and Spanish. Advertisers and their messages are subject to a meticulous selection process. Those selected thus carry the semi-official 'impratur' of the Holy See. The newspaper was founded in 1861 (about 100 days after the proclamation of the Kingdom of Italy) with the mission to defend the Papal State and its principles. 

The  digital editions allow readers to enjoy The Economist’s weekly package of reporting and analysis on iPhone, iPod touch, iPad and Android Smartphone. The apps offer quick and easy navigation between stories with full offline access, providing the immersive reading experience our readers prefer. Full audio of each story, read by professional newsreaders, is also available, giving subscribers even greater flexibility in deciding how to consume The Economist’s distinctive take on the week’s events. The Economist is also available each week via the Kindle and Zinio platforms.