Equator (magazine)
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CategoriesPolitics, Culture, Art
Founded2025
First issueOctober 2025
CountryUnited Kingdom
| Categories | Politics, Culture, Art |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2025 |
| First issue | October 2025 |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Based in | London |
| Website | equator.org |
Equator is a magazine of "politics, culture, and art" based in London. Founded in 2025, its publishers declared their fundamental motivation was their outrage at Israel's conduct following the October 7 attacks in the ensuing Gaza War.[1] It aims to move beyond an Anglophone, Western-centric worldview, but instead publish a variety of cosmopolitan writing to "hold up a mirror to a global audience of readers and writers who don’t yet recognise themselves as belonging together."[2] Equator's first issue featured articles from such writers and scholars as Yuri Slezkine, Benjamin Moser, and Adom Getachew.