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The Shortlist: Politics & Global

Experience global news and political intrigue like never before - featuring bold reporting, vibrant colour and clear design. Read on for the Shortlisted entries in our 'Politics & Global' category.

 

Portrait of Brexit Britain: A Divided Nation Makes a Journey Into the Unknown

By Kitty Donaldson, Andre Tartar, Alex Morales, Charlotte Ryan, Jess Shankleman, Sam Dodge, Mira Rojanasakul, Cedric Sam, Rodney Jefferson, Rob Dawson, Julius Domoney, Eugene Reznik, Olivia Harris, David Levenson, Luke MacGregor, Chris Ratcliffe, Abigail Morgan & Jeremy Scott Diamond at Bloomberg LP

 

Elected Leaders are Making the World Less Democratic

By Lauren Leatherby & Mira Rojanasakul at Bloomberg LP

 

Bussed Out: How American Moves Its Homeless

By Nadieh Bremer, Shirley Wu, Alastair Gee, Julia Carrie Wong, Paul Lewis, Adithya Sambamurthy, Charlotte Simmonds & and more from the Guardian staff

 

The Myth of the Criminal Immigrant

By Anna Flagg

 

What Happened to All the Jobs Trump Promised?

By Isaac Arnsdorf & Lena Groeger at Propublica

 

Art of the March Archive

By Alessandra Renzi, Dietmar Offenhuber, Nathan Felde, Siqi Zhu, Christopher Pietsch, Navarjun Grewal & Colleen Curtis at Northeastern University

 

Why Djibouti is Home to China's First Foreign Military

By Dennis Wong, Dan Bland & Darren Long at South China Morning Post

 

The Worst Tweeter in Politics Isn't Trump

By Dhrumil Mehta, Oliver Roeder & Gus Wezerek at FiveThirtyEight

 

The Atlas for Economic Complexity

By the Atlas Team at Harvard’s Center for International Development

 

How the Populist Right is Redrawing the Map of Europe

By Andre Tartar, Hayley Warren, Cedric Sam, Sam Dodge & Jeremy Scott Diamond at Bloomberg LP

 

:: See the Full 2018 Shortlist

 

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Politics & Global

Visualization & Information Design

Science & Technology

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I'm shortlisted - what happens next?

We've emailed all shortlisted entrants with next steps including invites to the NYC ceremony, taking place the evening of Tuesday, 4th December. If you're shortlisted but haven't heard from us by 11.59 (PST) Fri 12 Oct, it's probably because we don't have up-to-date contacts for you – so drop us a line

Not shortlisted but want to find out the results live - and brush shoulders with the winners - at the NYC ceremony? We’re making available a limited number of tickets (including canapés and a welcoming drink) - book here

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:: Browse the 2018 Longlist & Shortlist

:: See the 2017 winners 

 

 

 

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