The World in 2017

2017年の世界

The World in 2017 app contains The Economist’s annual collection of detailed, numerate and

opinionated predictions for the year ahead. The World in 2017 features leading figures from

politics, business, finance, science, technology and the arts alongside prominent journalists

from The Economist and other leading news publications.

Download the full app to read contributions by the leaders of Canada and Taiwan who identify

their political ambitions for 2017; George Clooney, whose new NGO has a bold approach to

ending conflict in South Sudan and beyond; a member of Pussy Riot, the Russian feminist

protest group, who anticipates a return to revolution; and the CEO of YouTube, who predicts

how the world will change its viewing habits in 2017.

The World In 2017 app for Android smartphone and tablet offers free access to a small

selection of articles; within the app you can pay to read the full selection of the magazine’s

articles and view related video content.

The World In 2017 looks ahead to a new American presidency, a Chinese Communist Party

Congress, elections in France and Germany and the political and economic challenges of

Brexit, and marks a number of poignant global anniversaries—500 years since Martin Luther

published his 95 theses, 100 years since Lenin launched the Russian revolution and 10 years

since Steve jobs unveiled the iPhone. In our 31st edition, we include a special section

featuring forecasts from 14 globally-minded millennials, ranging from a Syrian refugee-turned-

photographer, an iconoclastic Chilean reggaeton artist, one of ballet’s biggest emerging

names and leading online voices for young Africans and Muslim American women.

Read articles on world news, finance, technology, politics and the arts from:

Sadiq Khan, mayor of London; Maria Alyokhina, member of Pussy Riot; George Clooney,

actor; Justin Trudeau, prime minister of Canada; Sir Martin Sorrell, CEO of WPP; Susan

Wojcicki, CEO of YouTube; Jin Liqun, president, Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank; Hiroshi

Mikitani, CEO of Rakuten; Tsai Ing-wen, president of Taiwan; Yvonne Chaka Chaka, singer;

Yuri Milner, entrepreneur and physicist; and Ray Dalio, Founder of Bridgewater Associates.

Visit www.economist.com or download The Economist app to read articles from the regular

editions of The Economist, which contains business news, finance news, economics news,

science news, political news, technology news and arts news.