Anna Gordon

Gordon was a reporter for TIME, based in the London bureau.

Recent Articles

Pope Francis' Portugal Trip Clouded by Clergy Abuse Scandal

A 500-page report into decades of abuse casts a shadow over the Pope's 5-day trip to mark World Youth Day.

By Anna Gordon

How the U.S. Can Cool Its Cities Without AC

Cities in the Middle East and Asia have kept cool for centuries without air conditioning, using traditional techniques.

By Anna Gordon

Putin's Russia-Africa Summit Isn't Going as Planned

The second-ever summit kicks off Thursday amid tensions over grain security, as relatively few African leaders make the trip to St. Petersburg.

By Anna Gordon

Inside the Deal to Expand Access to TB Drugs

Why a new deal between Johnson & Johnson and the non-profit Global Drug Facility means that the company won't enforce its patents on a life saving TB drug.

By Anna Gordon

Zelensky Blasts 'Absurd' Ukraine NATO Membership Delays

The comments came at the NATO summit in Vilnius, after no clear timeline was offered for Ukraine's membership.

By Anna Gordon

Non-USWNT Players to Watch This Women’s World Cup

Team USA is favored to win it all, but they are going to have to go up against these top-tier talents from around the world.

By Anna Gordon

China's Rise as a Lender Is Making Sovereign Debt Relief Harder

Low-income countries are reaching debt levels not seen in 25 years. The rise of China as a lender has played a role.

By Anna Gordon

The First Local Malaria Transmissions in the U.S. Since 2003

The U.S. has reported five locally acquired malaria infections, four in Florida and one in Texas. These are the first such cases in 20 years.

By Anna Gordon

Russia's Wagner Group Is Being Disbanded

After a short-lived mutiny, Russia's mercenary Wagner Group is being disbanded and fighters can either join the army or leave for Belarus.

By Armani Syed and Anna Gordon

Why Modi Gifted a 7.5-Carat Diamond to Jill Biden

India hopes to become a global leader in lab-grown diamonds, an industry that is expected to double over the next decade.

By Anna Gordon

All 5 People Aboard Titan Sub Believed to Be Dead

Five major pieces of debris, including the nose cone and pressure hull, were identified as the remains of the submersible.

By Anna Gordon , Ayesha Javed , Chad de Guzman and Solcyré Burga

The Slow Progress of Ukraine's Counteroffensive

President Zelensky said this week that Ukraine has launched its long-awaited counteroffensive.

By Anna Gordon

Kenyan Cult Survivors Refuse to Eat: Latest Updates

At least 318 bodies have been exhumed after cult leader Paul Nthenge Mackenzie ordered his follows to starve to meet Jesus.

By Anna Gordon

European Parliament Approves Landmark AI Act

E.U. lawmakers voted to approve the text of the law that would ban real-time facial recognition, and bring in transparency requirements.

By Billy Perrigo and Anna Gordon

Everything We Know About the Nova Kakhovka Dam Attack

A major dam in a part of southern Ukraine that Moscow controls collapsed Tuesday, triggering floods and other fears.

By Anna Gordon and Armani Syed

Nikola Jokić and the Phenom of 'Positionless' Basketball

As the NBA Finals kick off, a spotlight is being shone on the Serbian playing style that produced greats like Jokić.

By Anna Gordon
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