Simon Kuper is a journalist and writer who frequently contributes to publications such as the Financial Times, The Manila Times, and The Spectator. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including politics, culture, sports, and international affairs. With a keen eye for detail and a unique perspective, Simon offers insightful analysis and thought-provoking commentary in his writing.
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Simon Kuper's coverage spans world affairs, sports, and culture & society. His article titles suggest a focus on providing insights into diverse topics such as global politics, travel, sports stories, and societal issues.
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We have a rare opportunity to compare the UK, US and French systems. What have we learnt? Simon Kuper
We've got a rare opportunity to compare the UK, US and French systems. What have we learnt? Financial Times' Simon Kuper weighs in.
OPINION The other night I was at the Olympic women's tennis in Paris, watching a Croatian play a Ukrainian.
The novelist laureate of English football succumbs to hero-worship in his reimagining of the Busby Babes' tragic demise.
What modern genetics has taught us about human history
Liberals have learnt pessimism since 2016. This time, we are neither baffled nor energised by Trump’s win
Simon Kuper and Anjana Ahuja select their must-read titles
The Olympic cyclist’s memoir All that Matters reflects on the terminal cancer diagnosis that tested his resilience to the limit.
Trump loves fossil fuels but his sidekick Musk wants a piece of the action
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