Julia O'Driscoll is an Engagement Editor for The Week, with her work also appearing in The Week UK. Julia covers a wide range of topics, including current events, entertainment, international affairs, and cultural phenomena. Her articles provide insightful analysis and engage readers in thought-provoking discussions.
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Julia O'Driscoll's articles focus on a wide range of topics including politics, entertainment news, lifestyle, and government & politics. She covers diverse subjects such as sponsored weddings, Britney Spears' memoir, drug use among Russian soldiers in Ukraine, Saudi Arabia's World Cup 2034 bid and more.
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