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Michael Jones

  • Editor, The World Outline
United Kingdom
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Michael Jones’s Biography

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M.A. graduate in International Relations, strong academic record and a penchant for defence and security policy.

Currently UK Editor for The World Outline, contributing regular analysis of British, European and US foreign policy. Keen eye for developments in defence strategy and capability procurement, as well as NATO's security policy and pan-European defence reviews.

Michael Jones’s Journalist Portfolio

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Europe: NATO's weak link

Europe: NATO's weak link

As the financial crisis continues, Europe's swingeing defence cuts are weakening NATO's military capability.

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The 'Special Relationship': A fresh start

The 'Special Relationship': A fresh start

The 'special relationship' between Britain and the United States looks to the past to build the future..

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Afghanistan: Britain's blemished exit strategy

Afghanistan: Britain's blemished exit strategy

The Defence Select Committee voices concern over Britain's withdrawal from Afghanistan.

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Falklands referendum: Cameron's new Dutch courage

Falklands referendum: Cameron's new Dutch courage

It was with great jubilation this week that Falkland Islanders exercised Athenianesque democracy and overwhel…

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Hague's address promises 'progress' in Afghanistan

Hague's address promises 'progress' in Afghanistan

Hague's statement to Parliament offers progress in Afghanistan, but can it last?

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Blair's Iraq gamble: assessing a decade of damage

Blair's Iraq gamble: assessing a decade of damage

Ten years on and Britain is still blushing.

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Chelsea beaten by Juventus in Hong Kong as Mykhailo Mudryk returns from doping ban

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Stokes's coaching ambition highlights big problem for English cricket

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By Michael Jones
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By now, Ben Stokes will be very familiar with making headlines and his recent declaration that he wants to coach the England Test team one day is no exception. “I'm doing my level three coaching now while I'm still playing, because when the day comes that I'm not playing anymore, I'd love to be able to have all that stuff signed off and done,” Stokes told former England teammates Jos Buttler and Stuart Broad on the For the Love of Cricket podcast.
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The Global Foodservice Focus

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By Michael Jones
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The Americas Yum Brands enters Q3 with “strongest position ever” During Q2, Taco Bell saw a 7% same-store sales increase, contributing to Yum Brands commencement of Q3 in its “strongest position ever”, said CEO Chris Turner on Taco Bell’s recent earning call. However, this was prior to the July cyclospora outbreak, which has disproportionately impacted the quick-service chain amid early reports that its lettuce supplied by Taylor Farms was a source.
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Interview

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What was your first job as a journalist?

UK Editor of the theworldoutline.com from February 2013

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Sadly I have not, but you're not a real journalist until you do.

How is social media changing news?

Social media enables news to instantly spread like wildfire, but that anyone can readily comment on news stories.