What special challenges does The Globalist face in writing for a worldwide audience?
Among the greatest challenges is language. As a truly “global” publication, we adhere to no nation’s implied value system. Thus, we attempt to write in “Global English” rendering complex issues in a concise and readable style that will be familiar to all speakers of English without oversimplifying them in the process.
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