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Andrew Stuttaford

Contributing Editor

AS SEEN ON
National Review, The Wall Street Journal

Preston's Summary

Andrew Stuttaford is a Contributing Editor at various esteemed publications including The Wall Street Journal and National Review. His work primarily focuses on climate change and environmental issues, as well as the intersections of artificial intelligence, aviation, and politics, covering topics such as climate policy, AI platforms, and government affairs. Andrew's insights and analyses have also been featured in The Spectator, RealClearEnergy, and RealClearMarkets, among others.

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Geo Focus

United Kingdom (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 46 %
Opinion: 28 %
Data Driven: 18 %
Interviews Q&as: 3 %
Reviews: 1 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Drone Technology
  • Capital Markets
  • Economic Policy
  • Global Economy
  • Local Economy
  • Regional Economy

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Articles

National Review

Sticks and Karats

Sticks and Karats

By: Andrew Stuttaford

When I last mentioned gold, almost two weeks ago, it was trading close to $4,400/oz, up quite a bit after having fallen below $4,000 in mid-July

National Review

Ceuta: Still Here?

Ceuta: Still Here?

By: Andrew Stuttaford

Contrary to the promises made weeks ago by Pedro Sánchez, Spain's far-left prime minister, thousands of the illegal migrants who poured into the Spanish city of Ceuta are still there.

National Review

Merkel's Heart

Merkel's Heart

By: Andrew Stuttaford

When Calais, a city once (almost) as English as Ceuta is Spanish, fell to the French in 1558, England's regrettable Queen Mary (who may have inspired

National Review

Thinking 9/11 Through

Thinking 9/11 Through

By: Andrew Stuttaford

In the course of my article on NRO today about 9/11 and the response to it, I touch on the inability (and unwillingness) of those running the West to confront the full extent of the challenge they faced.

National Review

Ceuta: Up to 10,000?

Ceuta: Up to 10,000?

By: Andrew Stuttaford

I'm old enough to remember the claims from Spain's far-left government that the problems arising from the mass influx of illegal immigrants into the Spanish city of Ceuta were all but resolved,

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