[m1aw]

I have been search for quite a while for a service that I could subscribe (pay) to get a list of high quality, information dense, writing, about current world events.

I haven't yet found anything that I would be satisfied with. I looked at Substack but most journalist there seem to be basically running blogs.

[crazygringo]

I mean, that's the Economist, literally the publication this article is from.

There's literally no other English-language news publication for a general educated readership that is higher quality, denser, and focused on the whole world rather than any single country.

[m1aw]

I read the Economist from time to time, never subscribed, but always seems to be a bit longer, trying to give some sort of opinion even if very politically unbiased then I would want.

I straight up just want to get a list of things that happened and some context information. I can do research on the topic if I find worth the time.

[yosito]

I stopped getting my news from social media, and started subscribing to The Economist and the Financial Times.

[AnimalMuppet]

Reuters doesn't make you pay, but it's pretty good. I'm not sure how it is for UK news, but for world and US news it seems to be pretty straight.