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<p>The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office does not hold separate data on
subscriptions. Many decisions are made by the UK's 281 embassies and diplomatic posts
overseas or by individual departments in the UK. As a result, comprehensive information
on individual titles is not centrally recorded and collating this information would
incur disproportionate cost.</p><p>Efficiency savings are made on core titles by providing
these centrally online as part of library services and by partnering with other Government
Departments to obtain best value for money. These are reviewed annually. Over the
last three financial years, the titles listed below have been supplied centrally through
the FCDO Library.</p><p>The breadth of titles reflects the wide range of issues, events,
and crises the FCDO's staff around the world need to keep track of to protect the
UK's interests at home and overseas.</p><p>a] Newspapers</p><p>Bloomberg News; China
Global South Project; The Daily Telegraph; The Economist; The Financial Times; Le
Monde Diplomatique; The Local - Europe & Sweden (from 2022); The New York Times;
Nikkei Asia; Politico Pro; PressReader (over 6,000 titles from 130 countries); South
China Morning Post (from 2022); The Times & Sunday Times; The Washington Post
and The Wall Street Journal.</p><p>b] Magazines</p><p>The New Statesman (from 2023)
and The Spectator. Other titles are also available via PressReader.</p><p>c] Online
Journals</p><p>Africa Confidential; Africa Intelligence (from 2023); Africa Report
(from 2023); African Conflict & Peacebuilding Review; American Economic Review;
Annual Review of Economics; Arab Digest; British Medical Journal (to January 2022)
Borderlex; Diplomat; Economic and Political Weekly; Elsevier/Science Direct (4,000
titles); European Council Studies (to December 2021); Intelligence Online (to September
2021); International Affairs; Jeune Afrique; Journal of Conflict Resolution; Journal
of Democracy; Journal of Japanese Studies; Nature; Nature Climate Change; Nature Food
(from 2023); Nature Geoscience (to January 2024); NBER (National Bureau of Economic
Research) Working Paper Series; NK News; Prospect; Quarterly Journal of Economics;
Science; Taylor Francis Package (2,500 titles); Wiley Social Science & Humanities
package (to January 2022); World Economics and World Politics; World Trade Online
(to January 2022).</p>
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