Annabelle Timsit

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Annabelle is a geopolitics reporter at Quartz. She was a global editorial fellow at The Atlantic and previously wrote for Politico Magazine in Washington, DC.

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3/23/21

Who are the 10 European citizens China is sanctioning?

Tripti Lahiri,

Mary Hui,

Annabelle Timsit,

and Jane Li

PublishedMarch 23, 2021

3/12/21

Weibo diplomacy is an impossible problem for China

Annabelle Timsit

and Jane Li

PublishedMarch 12, 2021

2/22/21

HSBC is facing dueling loyalty tests it can only fail

Mary Hui,

Annabelle Timsit,

and Jane Li

PublishedFebruary 22, 2021

1/20/21

Biden’s most significant executive actions, from immigration to climate change

Annabelle Timsit

and Tim McDonnell

PublishedJanuary 20, 2021

12/23/20

Moderna and BioNTech are changing pharma with drastically different business models

Annabelle Timsit

and Katherine Ellen Foley

PublishedDecember 23, 2020

11/7/20

The dystopian, Trumpian future narrowly avoided by America and the planet

Annalisa Merelli,

Tim Fernholz,

Katherine Ellen Foley,

Mary Hui,

Tim McDonnell,

Alexandra Ossola,

Oliver Staley,

and Annabelle Timsit

PublishedNovember 7, 2020

11/7/20

What Biden’s win changes for Americans, China, and the environment

Annalisa Merelli,

Tim Fernholz,

Katherine Ellen Foley,

Mary Hui,

Tim McDonnell,

Alexandra Ossola,

Oliver Staley,

and Annabelle Timsit

PublishedNovember 7, 2020

10/28/20

What countries around the globe can teach the US about elections

Annabelle Timsit

and Tim Fernholz

PublishedOctober 28, 2020

10/25/20

Techno-nationalism is shaping the future of your internet

Annabelle Timsit,

Yomi Kazeem,

Ananya Bhattacharya,

and Jane Li

PublishedOctober 25, 2020

6/24/20

How to read between the lines of China and the EU’s diplomatic statements

Annabelle Timsit

and Mary Hui

PublishedJune 24, 2020

5/16/20

Taiwan’s status could disrupt the most important global health meeting of this pandemic

Annabelle Timsit

and Mary Hui

PublishedMay 16, 2020

4/15/20

Trump’s suspension of WHO funding is a disaster for the world’s health

Annabelle Timsit

and Amanda Shendruk

PublishedApril 15, 2020

8/3/19

Marseille’s airport expansion plan could become the first victim of climate legislation

Akshat Rathi

and Annabelle Timsit

PublishedAugust 3, 2019

5/27/19

The extreme choices before Europe drew the biggest voter turnout in 20 years

Annabelle Timsit

and Jackie Bischof

PublishedMay 27, 2019

3/13/19

How the biggest names in tech stack up on backup childcare benefits

Annabelle Timsit

and Lila MacLellan

PublishedMarch 13, 2019

11/22/18

The EU and the UK have agreed on what their post-Brexit relationship will look like

Annabelle Timsit

and Cassie Werber

PublishedNovember 22, 2018

9/20/18

The six must-read novels that make up this year’s Man Booker Prize shortlist

Annabelle Timsit

and Cassie Werber

PublishedSeptember 20, 2018

5/11/18

For 10 years, students in Texas have used a history textbook that says not all slaves were unhappy

Annabelle Timsit

and Annalisa Merelli

PublishedMay 11, 2018

Annabelle Timsit's posts

Who are the 10 European citizens China is sanctioning?

Weibo diplomacy is an impossible problem for China

HSBC is facing dueling loyalty tests it can only fail

Biden’s most significant executive actions, from immigration to climate change

Moderna and BioNTech are changing pharma with drastically different business models

The dystopian, Trumpian future narrowly avoided by America and the planet

What Biden’s win changes for Americans, China, and the environment

What countries around the globe can teach the US about elections

Techno-nationalism is shaping the future of your internet

How to read between the lines of China and the EU’s diplomatic statements

Taiwan’s status could disrupt the most important global health meeting of this pandemic

Trump’s suspension of WHO funding is a disaster for the world’s health

Marseille’s airport expansion plan could become the first victim of climate legislation

The extreme choices before Europe drew the biggest voter turnout in 20 years

How the biggest names in tech stack up on backup childcare benefits

The EU and the UK have agreed on what their post-Brexit relationship will look like

The six must-read novels that make up this year’s Man Booker Prize shortlist

For 10 years, students in Texas have used a history textbook that says not all slaves were unhappy