Harriet Marsden is a senior staff writer at The Week. She primarily covers world news and writes the weekly Global Digest newsletter, with a strong focus on culture, society, and gender equality. Harriet's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as RealClearMarkets, MSN, and The New Statesman, reflecting her diverse interests in civil rights, public policy, and community activism.
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Harriet Marsden's coverage focuses on government and politics, world affairs, as well as healthcare topics. She often includes expert commentary and cites data in her articles. Therefore, she would be responsive to pitches from experts who can provide insightful analysis or data-driven perspectives on political developments, global affairs, issues related to national identity, crime trends, and healthcare policies.
Given the evolving nature of the stories Harriet covers, sources with a deep understanding of ongoing political events or those involved in impactful policy changes would likely capture her attention.
She doesn't seem to have a specific geographic focus but has covered international stories like Taiwan elections and drug trade in Ecuador. Therefore, pitches should consider providing insights that are relevant at an international level rather than being tied to a specific region.
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Buenos Aires is making life more difficult for residents of the South Atlantic islands
Killing of Anna Yagi, allegedly by a US Marine, has revived decades-long anger over crimes by American soldiers
Small group of Swedes chooses recipient of prestigious international honour, but subjective decision ‘reliably angers critics'
Women in China increasingly turn to US for surrogate babies, while elite men are paying for large numbers of children
Global timekeepers consider ditching adjustment for astronomical clock to protect digital infrastructure
Saudi Arabia renews efforts to help the Yemeni government oust Iran-backed rebels, who control vast swathes of the country
Women are turning to male hormone to alleviate symptoms like brain fog and mood swings but concerns over safety and dosing persist
Publisher halts sales of Irish author's work after she pledged royalties to proscribed group Palestine Action
Social care was an ‘afterthought' at start of pandemic, visiting restrictions did ‘immense' harm, and Matt Hancock's claim of ‘protective ring' was unfounded
In Brazil's tightly contested presidential election, another contender is back in the spotlight: the outsized role social media plays in its politics.
