Emily Hohler
Emily has extensive experience in the world of journalism. She has worked on MoneyWeek for more than 20 years as a former assistant editor and writer. Emily has previously worked on titles including The Times as a Deputy Features Editor, Commissioning Editor at The Independent Sunday Review, The Daily Telegraph, and she spent three years at women's lifestyle magazine Marie Claire as a features writer for three years, early on in her career.
On MoneyWeek, Emily’s coverage includes Brexit and global markets such as Russia and China. Aside from her writing, Emily is a Nutritional Therapist and she runs her own business called Root Branch Nutrition in Oxfordshire, where she offers consultations and workshops on nutrition and health.
Latest articles by Emily Hohler
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North Korea threat propels Abe to decisive victory
Features Shinzo Abe's tough stance on North Korea has won him support at the polls.
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How Trump’s ego could wreck Nafta
Features Donald Trump gets ready to do battle over the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Trump blows up Iran nuclear deal
Features The motives behind Donald Trump's "decertifying" of the Iran deal remain unclear.
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Kurdistan: row over oil threatens independence dream
Features The city of Kirkuk is a blow, if not an end, to Kurdistan's dreams of independence.
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Germany: heading for a “Jamaica” coalition
Features The German chancellor Angela Merkel gets ready to hold talks on building a groundbreaking coalition government.
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US-Turkey relations in crisis
Features A tit-for-tat freeze on non-immigrant visas has sent relations between America and Turkey into a chill.
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How to make the case for capitalism
Features An economic system that has delivered so much to so many is under attack. Emily Hohler reports.
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Koike shakes up Japan vote
Features Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe seemed secure in power, until Tokyo mayor Yuriko Koike stepped into the election race.
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Rise of right makes it tough for Merkel
Features Angela Merkel has won her fourth term as chancellor. But the rise of the far-right threatens to make it a difficult one.
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Trump talks tough on North Korea
Features In a bellicose debut speech to the UN General Assembly y, President Donald Trump threatened to “totally destroy” the pariah state.
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Dull but worthy Merkel needs to up her game
Features Chancellor Angela Merkel may be favourite to win Germany's election. But she needs to energise her campaign.
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“Monster” Repeal Bill passes first test
Features The Great Repeal Bill, which transfers some 12,000 EU laws on to the British statute book, passed its first hurdle in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
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A great day for Trump?
Features President Trump's new appointment, General John Kelly, has lost no time in asserting his authority at the White House.
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Whatever happened to the “Northern Powerhouse”?
Features The transport secretary, Chris Grayling, has been accused of betraying millions of taxpayers over Crossrail 2.
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An ugly pay gap at the BBC
Features What more can be done to close the gender pay gap so awkwardly exposed at the BBC? Emily Hohler reports.
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Japan PM’s latest crisis may be the wake-up call he needs
Features In a fresh scandal to hit Shinzo Abe, the prime minister prepares to face the diet.
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Is there a reverse gear out of Brexit?
Features The calls for a halt to Brexit are growing as the process of leaving the European Union gets bogged down.
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Gig economy report: a “forlorn tribute to compromise”
Features Matthew Taylor’s Good Work report on the gig economy has satisfied no one, which is as much as could be expected.
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Weakened May begs for support
Features Prime Minister Theresa May has been forced to seek greater consensus on Brexit. Emily Hohler reports.
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“Mr Everything” takes control in Saudi
Features King Salman of Saudi Arabia has “ousted” his nephew as crown prince and replaced him with his favourite son, Mohammed bin Salman.
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A demoralising defeat for the Democrats
Features Had the Democrats won, it would have been a major blow to President Donald Trump and his Republican allies. Emily Hohler reports.
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Trump’s Russia imbroglio – a red herring?
Features President Donald Trump's allies fear the investigation is becoming too partisan.
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France: strong and stable leadership
Features A government that is strong and stable has finally arisen, says Emily Hohler. Just not in Britain.
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How the Kremlin duped Kushner
Features Jared Kushner's suspected dealings with the Russians has landed him in hot water at the White House. Emily Hohler reports.
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