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The World Today magazine emerged from the ashes of a previous publication in 1945. Chatham House established this quarterly journal to replace the Bulletin of International News, which had run from 1925 until that year.
Liliana Brisby served as editor from 1975 until her retirement in 1983. Graham Walker took the helm from 1995 to 2010 before Alan Philps led the publication from 2012 to 2021.
Jon Snow contributed his journalism expertise to pages within the magazine while Helen Clark wrote pieces during her time as former Prime Minister of New Zealand. Martin Griffiths offered diplomatic insights as a British diplomat and Justine Greening provided political analysis as a Conservative MP.
The magazine reaches decision-makers inside FTSE 100 companies across the United Kingdom and major embassies located in London receive copies alongside key individuals in Whitehall. Copies also go to members of the British Parliament and those working in academia.
Quarterly issues feature research, interviews, photography, and original reportage on global affairs. The publication includes book reviews alongside commentary and analysis written by experts.