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Richard Assheton
Richard Assheton has half a decade's experience reporting from across Europe, Africa and Asia for news brands including The Times, the Financial Times and the Guardian, covering global events and producing exclusive news and features. His subjects are not always easy interviews: he has sought out ...
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Dubai has more Brits than Oxford. Is it all it’s cracked up to be?
The article explores the increasing number of British expats in Dubai, highlighting the factors that attract them, such as tax benefits, safety, and lifestyle improvements. It discusses the challenges and criticisms faced by expats, including cultural differences, legal restrictions, and the high cost of living. The article also touches on the broader implications of this migration trend, including the impact on Dubai's demographics and infrastructure.
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Muhammad Atif
Muhammad Atif is a multimedia journalist based in Washington, DC, United States of America. Currently he is associated with Voice of America where he is an anchor/reporter covering news and current affairs. Muhammad specializes in covering high profile news events as well as finding human interest ...
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China’s Himalayan mega dam deepens India’s water worries
China's ambitious US$137 billion hydropower project on the Yarlung Tsangpo River poses significant concerns for India, which relies on the Brahmaputra River for agriculture, hydropower, and drinking water. The lack of a water-sharing treaty between the two nations exacerbates India's fears of potential water weaponization by China. Analysts highlight the project's potential to become a new flashpoint in the already tense China-India relationship, marked by border disputes and regional rivalries. Despite the dam's strategic implications, India has maintained a restrained official response, possibly to preserve the fragile detente with China. The article underscores the need for a dedicated water management dialogue and greater international cooperation to address the growing strategic importance of transboundary rivers in the context of climate change and regional power dynamics.
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Tom Barclay
Tom Barclay is a sports journalist based in London, United Kingdom. He covers Premier League football for The Sun, Britain's biggest newspaper.
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It's pretty good for Tottenham! - Ange Postecoglou sends clear message to Daniel Levy amid sack fears
Ange Postecoglou, Tottenham's manager, has urged chairman Daniel Levy to reconsider the club's frequent managerial changes, suggesting that stability is needed for success. Despite being at risk of becoming the thirteenth manager dismissed under Levy, Postecoglou emphasizes the need for a change in the club's outlook. His comments echo those of former manager Antonio Conte, who criticized the club's mentality. Tottenham is currently struggling in the Premier League, sitting 14th, and has not won a trophy since 2008. Postecoglou's remarks highlight the challenges faced by managers at the club and the need for a strategic shift.
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Mattha Busby
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The Problem With the ‘Magical Children’ of the Telepathy Tapes
The article critically examines the podcast 'Telepathy Tapes,' which claims that non-verbal children with severe autism possess psychic abilities. Despite its popularity, the podcast faces criticism for lacking scientific evidence and potentially exploiting hopeful narratives. Experts argue that the claims may be explained by facilitated communication rather than telepathy. The podcast taps into a post-COVID openness to fringe theories, but skepticism remains about its assertions of a global spiritual awakening led by these 'magical children.'
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Laura Castañeda
Laura Castañeda is a journalist based in Los Angeles, United States of America.
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Opinion: Meeting Hollywood stars is only one highlight for me at the San Diego Latino Film Festival. Here are some others.
The San Diego Latino Film Festival holds a special place for the author, who has been involved in various capacities since 2002. The festival showcases 120 films over five days and involves extensive behind-the-scenes work by a dedicated team. The author shares personal experiences of meeting Hollywood actors and presenting films, highlighting the festival's significance in the local film community. The festival is portrayed as a rewarding and enriching experience, offering opportunities for networking and personal growth.
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Alistair Charlton
Alistair Charlton is a freelance journalist based in London, United Kingdom. His specialist subjects are automotive and consumer technology. He was previously the deputy technology editor (and car guy) at IBTimes UK, part of the Newsweek Media Group. Alistair has been a professional ...
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Jobs Completed 8
Job Success Rate 100%
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Can an autonomous racing car beat an F1 driver? A2RL aims to find out
The Abu Dhabi Autonomous Racing League (A2RL) is exploring whether autonomous vehicles can outperform human drivers in racing. Despite challenges in its inaugural race, A2RL is expanding with more teams and races planned for 2025. The league, supported by Aspire and the Advanced Technology Research Council, aims to build trust in autonomous technology by demonstrating its capabilities in complex racing environments. Khalifa University and other global teams are involved, with plans to integrate human and AI elements in future races. A2RL is also venturing into autonomous drone racing, highlighting a growing interest in autonomous sports.
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Anna Desmarais
Journaliste, conteuse et communicatrice ayant six ans d'expertise dans les multimédias, montages videos et rédaction web. Canadienne en France. Travaillons ensembles pour créer une histoire captivante pour vos clients.
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European Investments in Ukrainian Military Technology Grow Amid War
European investors are increasingly supporting Ukrainian military technology startups amid the ongoing war with Russia. With the U.S. reducing its support, European countries, particularly from Scandinavia, the Baltics, and the UK, are stepping in to fill the gap. The Ukrainian government has allocated significant resources to defense, fostering rapid innovation in military technology, especially in drones. Despite challenges, Ukraine's military industry is thriving, with substantial investments and innovations in drone technology and other defense systems. The article highlights the strategic shift and resilience of Ukraine's defense sector in the face of geopolitical challenges.
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Susanne Gottlieb
Susanne Gottlieb is a journalist based in Wien, Austria.
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Mickey 17 and which films are (not) worth it
The article reviews several films, highlighting 'Mickey 17' by Bong Joon-ho as a standout satirical science fiction comedy that critiques modern absurdities. Mark Ruffalo's character is likened to Donald Trump, while Robert Pattinson's performance is praised. Other films reviewed include 'Love Hurts – Liebe tut weh', which is criticized for its lack of coherence, 'Boléro', a biopic of Maurice Ravel, and 'In the Lost Lands', a fantasy film by Paul W.S. Anderson. The reviews mix subjective opinions with factual descriptions of the films and their themes.
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Erin Hale
Erin Hale is a journalist based in Taipei.
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Jobs Completed 35
Job Success Rate 100%
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Trump announces 25 percent tariffs on cars, ramping up trade war
President Donald Trump announced a 25 percent tariff on imported cars and parts, escalating trade tensions with key partners like the EU, Canada, and Japan. The tariffs aim to protect the US auto industry but have drawn criticism for potentially raising consumer prices and disrupting global supply chains. Key figures, including European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, condemned the move, while industry experts warned of significant negative impacts on the automotive sector. The tariffs are set to take effect on April 2, with further measures expected.
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Mohamadou Houmfa
MOHAMADOU HOUMFA is a french-speaking journalist based in Washington, United States of America.
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Jobs Completed 40
Job Success Rate 98%
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Benin: How the Opposition is Organizing for Patrice Talon's Succession, According to Daniel Edah
Daniel Edah, a political figure, discusses the organization of the opposition in Benin for the succession of President Patrice Talon. The conversation, held in Washington D.C. with Mohamadou Houmfa, touches on the broader sociopolitical context in Benin and West Africa, highlighting the strategies and challenges faced by the opposition in preparing for future leadership transitions.
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Mike Ives
Mike Ives is a journalist based in Hanoi, Vietnam, and a regular contributor to The Economist and The New York Times.
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In Carts and on Foot, Gazans Make the Long Trek Home
Thousands of Gazans began returning home after a cease-fire allowed displaced individuals to move north, following tense negotiations between Israel and Hamas over hostage releases. The truce, part of a broader cease-fire agreement, faced challenges as violence flared in Lebanon, where Israeli forces clashed with residents returning to border areas. The situation remains fragile, with both sides seeking to avoid full-scale conflict. The article highlights the complex dynamics involving hostages, military actions, and international diplomacy, with key figures like Arbel Yehud and political leaders playing significant roles in the unfolding events.
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James Jackson
James Jackson is a multimedia journalist based in Berlin, Germany. James is a self-starting media professional who is comfortable writing news, specialist reports dispatches, op-eds and features. A native English speaker, he is fluent in German and Spanish and covers Central Europe for outlets ...
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The best films to watch on BBC iPlayer
The article offers a curated list of films available on BBC iPlayer, highlighting a diverse range of genres and styles. It includes classic and contemporary films, with brief descriptions and availability dates. Notable films mentioned include 'In the Loop', 'The Ipcress File', 'Get Carter', and 'Yardie', among others. The list features works from renowned directors and actors, providing viewers with a wide selection of critically acclaimed and popular films to watch.
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Mark Johnson
Mark Johnson is a business, finance, consumer and lifestyle journalist based in London, United Kingdom. He has worked for the BBC, Bloomberg TV, Dow Jones Newswires, Share Radio in the past and also currently produces a daily 2 minute video containing a market update, stock idea and big boss ...
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Cannes Lions announces the 2025 See It Be It cohort
Cannes Lions has announced the 2025 cohort for its See It Be It programme, aimed at advancing the careers of women and non-binary creatives. The cohort includes 20 individuals from 14 markets, with Trinidad and Tobago and Venezuela represented for the first time. The programme, part of the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, offers mentorship and masterclasses to help participants achieve their career goals. The initiative addresses gender imbalance in the creative industry, with a significant portion of alumni achieving leadership roles. The programme is supported by industry leaders and aims to foster a more inclusive and diverse creative sector.
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Andrew Jose
Andrew is a Doha based journalist covering Business and Finance, Middle Eastern affairs, and the Aviation industry. He regularly contributes to The Daily Caller and Airways Magazine, and has bylines in Lone Conservative, International Policy Digest, The Georgetown Gazette, and several other outlets.
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Trump’s Gaza ‘Clean-Out’ Plan Will Destabilize Allies
President Donald Trump's proposal to relocate over 2.3 million Palestinian refugees from Gaza to Egypt and Jordan faces strong opposition from both countries. Egypt's President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and Jordan's Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi have rejected the plan, citing national security and economic concerns. The plan, supported by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is seen as a way to curb Gaza-based terrorism but risks destabilizing the region. Jordan, already hosting a large Palestinian population, faces economic strain and potential internal unrest, while Egypt fears an influx could exacerbate its economic challenges and reignite Islamist militancy in the Sinai. The proposal threatens to undermine existing peace accords and could provoke military tensions.
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Stephan Kueffner
Stephan Kueffner is a freelance journalist based in Quito, Ecuador.
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Ecuador Indigenous Leader Signals Support for Socialist
Leonidas Iza, Ecuador's leading Indigenous figure, is considering backing socialist candidate Luisa González in the upcoming runoff election, a move that could significantly influence the tight race against President Daniel Noboa. Iza's support is crucial as it could sway the election outcome, given the close results in the first round. The Indigenous party Pachakutik, along with its sister organization CONAIE, has historically had strained relations with González's political mentor, Rafael Correa. The election's outcome could impact mining development opposed by Indigenous communities, with Pachakutik potentially playing a pivotal role in forming a legislative majority.
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David Lillywhite
David Lillywhite is a journalist based in Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom, but able to travel worldwide. He is an experienced magazine and website editor, with extensive experience in automotive, particularly classic cars, road trips and events. David also has expertise in automotive ...
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Broad Arrow Auctions recruits big hitters for expansion into Europe
Broad Arrow Auctions is expanding into Europe, replacing RM Sotheby’s as the official auction house for Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este. The company has recruited several key figures from Bonhams Europe, including Philip Kantor and Gregory Tutyens, to strengthen its presence in the European market. The first European sale is scheduled for May 2025 at Villa Erba, Italy. Broad Arrow aims to hold annual auctions at the prestigious event, increasing the number of cars auctioned and integrating the event more closely with the public day at Villa Erba. The expansion is part of Broad Arrow's strategy to become a globally active auction house.
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Raphael Lima
Raphael Lima is a journalist based in Lisbon, Portugal.
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Ecuador’s tough on crime approach is popular, but major challenges remain
Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa, after his unexpected election win in 2023, swiftly enforced the rule of law, leading to an 18% reduction in murder rates by 2024 and a 30% increase in drug seizures. Despite a year marked by chaos, these achievements have bolstered his popularity among Ecuadorians, though significant challenges persist.
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Carolina Loza-Leon
Award winning Ecuadorian Journalist based between Quito, Ecuador and Southwest Colombia. started reporting in 2011 while living in Ivory Coast during post-electoral crisis. focused in migration and refugees, I have worked with the New York Times, France 24 as well the Brazilian chain TV Globo and ...
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Job Success Rate 93%
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Ecuador Holds Election With Security Crisis on the Ballot
Ecuador faces a critical election amid a severe security and energy crisis, with 16 presidential candidates, including incumbent Daniel Noboa and opposition leader Luisa González. Noboa's administration has focused on aggressive security measures, while González advocates for social programs to reduce crime. The country grapples with organized crime, political instability, and an energy crisis, leading to widespread voter disillusionment. The election discourse is heavily influenced by the legacy of former President Rafael Correa, with his party still wielding significant influence. The outcome will determine whether Ecuador continues with current policies or shifts towards new leadership.
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Linda Mujuru
Linda Mujuru is a journalist based in Harare, Zimbabwe. She holds a Master of Science and a Bachelors degree in Journalism and Media Studies. She has experience in writing stories about human rights, environment, health, education and religion. Linda has experience in print, audio and video stories....
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Zimbabwe's Capital Contaminated Its Water. Now, Residents Must Pay to Use It.
Harare's water supply is heavily contaminated due to sewage discharge, forcing residents to spend a significant portion of their income on water that remains undrinkable. The city is considering privatizing its water system, which could lead to higher costs. The government has partnered with a Chinese company to build a water-treatment plant, but residents are skeptical about the intentions and effectiveness of privatization, citing past failures in other African countries. The article highlights the need for pollution prevention in local water sources as a more effective solution.
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Gustavo Ocando Alex
Gustavo Ocando Alex is an experienced journalist and newspaper editor based in Maracaibo, western Venezuela. He currently develops his journalist career as a freelancer for Voice of America, BBC Mundo, The Miami Herald (USA), NPR (USA), Armando.Info (Caracas, Venezuela) and has collaborated with ...
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The 'discreet' diplomacy of the Catholic Church can be useful in Venezuela, according to analysts
The Catholic Church's discreet diplomacy is considered potentially beneficial in addressing Venezuela's political and human rights crisis, drawing on its recent mediation success in Cuba. Analysts suggest the Church could play a crucial role in facilitating dialogue and peace in Venezuela, where President Nicolás Maduro faces allegations of electoral fraud and human rights abuses. The Church's historical involvement in humanitarian issues and its recent actions in Cuba and Nicaragua highlight its potential influence. Despite challenges, including broken trust and ongoing investigations by the International Criminal Court, the Church's efforts are seen as vital for promoting justice and peace in Venezuela.
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Jill Replogle
I am currently the Orange County reporter for KPCC/Southern California Public Radio. I have been working in radio, print and television since 2001, primarily in California, Central America and Mexico. I'm available for small jobs and occasional longer freelance projects.
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Is the OC snitch scandal over? Why there’s no easy answer
The OC snitch scandal, involving illegal use of informants by Orange County law enforcement, has led to numerous overturned convictions and ongoing legal challenges. Despite reforms by District Attorney Todd Spitzer, including the establishment of a Conviction Integrity Unit, skepticism remains about the sufficiency of these measures. The Department of Justice's recent settlement with the O.C. District Attorney’s Office and Sheriff’s Department aims to address past injustices, but questions persist about the effectiveness of these reforms and the need for an independent review of past cases. Key figures in the scandal include Scott Sanders, who uncovered the misconduct, and Paul Gentile Smith, whose retrial is pending.
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Daniel Rivas
Daniel Rivas is a journalist based in Madrid, Spain.
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Bearcats take down Rio men
Brescia University secured a 3-1 victory over the University of Rio Grande in a River States Conference men's volleyball match, improving their record to 5-3 overall. The Bearcats dominated early, winning the first two sets, while Rio Grande managed to take the third set but ultimately fell short in the fourth. Key performances included Mustafa Yildiz's decisive kills and Owen Collitt's 10 kills for Brescia. Rio Grande's Daniel Bedoya and Daniel Rivas each contributed 15 kills, but the team struggled with a .189 swing percentage. The loss marked Rio Grande's second consecutive defeat in league play.
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Emelyne Six
I am a starting journalist who graduated last year. I studied Journalism at Artevelde University College in Ghent, Belgium and studied Broadcasting-Radio at Fanshawe College in London, ON, Canada for one semester as an exchange student. During my time in Ghent, I volunteered at the student radio ...
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After 2 seasons, HBO Max canceled a fantastic crime series that deserves much more
The crime series 'Tokyo Vice', based on Jake Adelstein's memoirs, was canceled by HBO Max after two seasons despite receiving positive reviews. The series, set in 1999 Tokyo, follows American journalist Jake Adelstein as he navigates the dangerous world of the yakuza. Initially developed as a film, it was later adapted into a series starring Ansel Elgort. Despite its success and high ratings on Rotten Tomatoes, HBO Max decided to cancel the show, drawing criticism for ending a series that was both critically acclaimed and popular with audiences.
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Nicole Verbeeck
With 23 years of experience in strategic communications, Nicole has built a solid career marked by dedication and continuous learning. Nicole began her journey at The Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson & Johnson, where she spent the first decade honing skills in internal and external ...
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Youth mental health funding skewed toward treatment, not prevention, says new report
The report 'A vision for youth mental wellbeing in Europe' highlights the need for a shift in mental health funding from treatment to prevention and promotion. It emphasizes early identification and proactive strategies to address mental health challenges among youth. Despite evidence of cost-effectiveness, preventive programs receive less funding compared to treatment. The report calls for a rebalancing of priorities to support long-term systemic change, with examples from France and Portugal integrating mental health promotion into education policies. The report underscores the importance of equipping young people with emotional resilience and creating supportive environments through community-based approaches.
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Margaret Wanjiru
My name is Margaret Wanjiru. A correspondent for the star News paper based in Kenya. I do freelance photography as well as write stories. i write health stories as well as human interest stories professionally. am a champion of body positivity as well. i do shoot and edit videos ...
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Senators demand action as five abducted chiefs remain missing for over 40 days
Five chiefs from Mandera, Kenya, have been missing for over 40 days after being abducted, reportedly by Al-Shabaab militants, while on official duty. Senators, including Mariam Omar and Daniel Maanzo, have urged the government to act swiftly to secure their release and address the security concerns raised by the incident. The families of the abducted chiefs are in distress, both emotionally and financially, as they await news. Despite efforts by a multi-agency team to negotiate their release in Somalia, no progress has been made, leaving the families in anguish.
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