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No.

I took a look at the Economist style guide capitals section here and found no mention of "its."

A search of the Economist website turned up articles with the following titles (bold for emphasis):

Multinationals: China loses its allure

 

Kenya and its Somalis: Go back home!

 

Turkey and its neighbours: A reset?

So although the style guide doesn't specifically address the possessive pronoun "its," they consistently leave it lower-case.

No.

I took a look at the Economist style guide capitals section here and found no mention of "its."

A search of the Economist website turned up articles with the following titles (bold for emphasis):

Multinationals: China loses its allure

 

Kenya and its Somalis: Go back home!

 

Turkey and its neighbours: A reset?

So although the style guide doesn't specifically address the possessive pronoun "its," they consistently leave it lower-case.

No.

I took a look at the Economist style guide capitals section here and found no mention of "its."

A search of the Economist website turned up articles with the following titles (bold for emphasis):

Multinationals: China loses its allure

Kenya and its Somalis: Go back home!

Turkey and its neighbours: A reset?

So although the style guide doesn't specifically address the possessive pronoun "its," they consistently leave it lower-case.

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No.

I took a look at the Economist style guide capitals section here and found no mention of "its."

A search of the Economist website turned up articles with the following titles (bold for emphasis):

Multinationals: China loses its allure

Kenya and its Somalis: Go back home!

Turkey and its neighbours: A reset?

So although the style guide doesn't specifically address the possessive pronoun "its," they consistently leave it lower-case.