Assist in the management of WorldAffairsJournal.org, featuring news, opinion, and research from around the world, as well as blogs and essays. Work remotely contributing news content, writing headlines, photo selections, and other website maintenance. Social media, promotional writing, and more.

The ideal candidate will be familiar with international news, foreign policy issues, and social media marketing. Please include your availability, and your regional area of preference if applicable. The schedule of hours will be designed to meet our needs and the availability of the intern team.

social media, writing, proofreading, time-management, quality control, editorial

Established in 1837, World Affairs is a bimonthly international affairs journal that argues the big ideas behind US foreign policy. Always striving to encourage open and informed debate, we are committed to offering our readers a healthy range of perspective and opinion to help clarify the challenges and choices that America faces in our increasingly complex and dangerous world. Our pages — occasionally unruly, seldom dull, and always edifying — feature conservatives like Robert Kagan and P. J. O’Rourke alongside liberals like George Packer and David Rieff, and others who transcend categories. This variety makes for some of the best conversation available anywhere in print and online.

Building on this tradition, we launched WorldAffairsJournal.org in January 2010. Updated throughout the day, this site highlights news, opinion, and research from media, governments, and think tanks around the world. The site’s unique news offerings allow the reader, on any given day and with any given headline story, to see how the same news is reported differently in important media outlets around the globe. In addition to extensive news aggregation, WorldAffairsJournal.org features blogs by leading opinion makers and commentators from the US as well as Europe, the Middle East, and Russia — some of them dissident voices within their own political culture.