#top covers

1. Washington we have a problem…

The Economist used this cover in its printed edition in September and it highlighted the article Trump’s America. The Economist interviewed Mr Trump due to his presidential candidature. It also explains “why the Donald is dangerous”.

2. India’s one-man band

This cover was published in The Economist’s May edition with the India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi. In the article India’s one-man band, you can read about Mr Modi’s promises that he made in the time of his election and about the problems standing in the way of fulfilling those promises. He cannot make it on himself. 

3. Hiyatollah

Hiyatollah! appeared in The Economist in July due to the nuclear deal between six world powers plus the European Union and Iran. Some say it was a historic moment, some say it was a historic mistake....Who is right? 

4. Empire of the geeks

Home of Google, Uber, Facebook, Airbnb, Apple and many other firms that revolutionise almost every aspect of the global economy. Silicon Valley as the Empire of the geeks produces quickly so much wealth through great and disruptive inventions. The Economist explores in its July edition that this triumph might result in a backlash. 

4.  Go ahead, Angela, make my day

In January, the cover was dedicated to the euro crisis and its major players: Greece and Germany. Go ahead, Angela, make my day discusses possibility of Grexit and the future of euro. The situation is hard as it requires political compromises.