Biography
Publications
Emma Connors was formerly the Managing Editor at The Interpreter. Emma is a career journalist who has worked in London and Sydney in senior reporting and editing positions for more than two decades. Emma was opinion editor at The Australian Financial Review through late 2012 and 2013 and then spent 18 months at Ogilvy PR before joining the Lowy Institute in October 2015 as managing editor of The Interpreter. Emma has a journalism degree and a graduate diploma in economics.
Clinton in Ohio: All red with one blue spot
Ohio always figures prominently in electoral college maths. No Republican has won the White House without it and no Democrat since John F Kennedy in 1960.
Commentary
'The US public just wants to get through the Clinton-Trump election'
'After 18 months of a campaign that is universally described to have been the weirdest and one of the ugliest in living memory, folks are desperate for it all to be over.'
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Trump looks the part in final days of campaign
Trump was at times boastful, when talking about his business success, and at times humble: ‘I am just a messenger’. People clapped and waved their signs but he wasn’t serious and…
The gloves are well and truly off in North Carolina
US vice president Joe Biden is sick of foreign leaders looking him in the eye and asking whether he can deliver.
'Never Trump': How one Republican foreign-policy expert sees the race
Peter D Feaver says exaggerated fears have elbowed out meaningful foreign policy debate during this race to the White House and that will make will make the job of the next…
