Sixteen correspondents in sixteen capitals, one founder, one standard: no single capital owns the whole truth.
The Bureau's correspondents are posted in their capitals and write in their own time zones, filing to a research desk that checks every fact before it reaches the page. They were hired for two things: knowing their beat cold, and being willing to argue with their own side when the facts demand it.
The Morocco desk is covered by the Editor-in-Chief himself. Everything else is filed from the ground — Riyadh, Mexico City, Cairo, Perth, Tehran, Jakarta, Tel Aviv, Beijing, Paris, Tokyo, Lagos, São Paulo, Berlin, London, Washington, and Istanbul.
Founder
Founder & Editor-in-Chief — Morocco desk
After years of watching the same story framed three different ways by rival capitals, Younesse had a vision: a newspaper that gives the world clarity. He founded the Bureau on that idea, writes one column a month, and covers the Morocco desk himself. He counts himself lucky that a team of brilliant minds joined him to build it.
Each writes the news from their capital and argues their opinions in Voices — click a card to read their columns.
OPEC+ and oil markets, Vision 2030, Gulf finance.
Read the columns →
Nearshoring, USMCA trade corridors, Mexico's energy reform.
Read the columns →
Nile water politics, sovereign debt, the Suez corridor.
Read the columns →
Mining and minerals, Indo-Pacific trade, the energy transition.
Read the columns →
Oil and gas under sanctions, regional security, nuclear diplomacy.
Read the columns →
Nickel and critical minerals, export policy, archipelago trade routes.
Read the columns →
The innovation economy, Eastern Mediterranean gas, defense technology.
Read the columns →
Industrial policy, technology self-reliance, critical-mineral supply.
Read the columns →
EU industrial strategy, nuclear energy, francophone Africa economics.
Read the columns →
Bank of Japan policy, semiconductor supply chains, aging demographics.
Read the columns →
Hydrocarbons, AfCFTA trade integration, West African demographics.
Read the columns →
Agribusiness, commodity cycles, Mercosur trade.
Read the columns →
Manufacturing industry, the energy transition, eurozone economics.
Read the columns →
City of London finance, UK–EU trade, monetary policy.
Read the columns →
Federal Reserve policy, fiscal politics, the dollar's reserve-currency role.
Read the columns →
Bosphorus trade corridors, defense exports, monetary policy.
Read the columns →These are the people. Here is how a story gets made →
