Death is the great equaliser, and at The Economist a single page serves both monarch and commoner, famous and unknown
in September, after reigning for 70 years. As at all other newspapers and magazines, the obituary had been long prepared, but articles written in advance seldom feel adequate when the time comes. This certainly did not. Thein Britain, a country not known for public displays of emotion, was enormous, and to offer up merely a page of tribute to the queen, even alongside other articles about her, did not seem nearly enough.
The past year was also overshadowed by the war in Ukraine. The death toll, especially among civilians, could not be ignored, but when victims were so many it seemed invidious to pick one person rather than another. We covered
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