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Jose Bautista
Jose Bautista is a journalist based in Brisbane City, Australia. He has worked as journalist and foreign correspondent for Spanish news agency EFE, Agence France Presse (AFP), Chinese news agency Xinhua, Spanish news agency Europa Press (EP) and Deutsche Presse Agentur (DPA) in Colombia, Venezuela ...
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Spain would grant residency to nearly a million undocumented migrants
Spain plans to grant residency and work permits to approximately 900,000 undocumented migrants over the next three years to address labor shortages, despite stricter immigration stances in other European countries. The new regulation, effective from May, targets migrants who have lived in Spain for at least two years. The initiative is part of Spain's strategy to sustain its welfare state amid demographic challenges. However, critics argue that the process remains cumbersome and understaffed, potentially causing delays. The broader European context shows varying responses to immigration, with some countries tightening border controls and others exploring external asylum processing solutions.
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David Chazan
David Chazan is a journalist.
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Miss France contender takes aim at racist ‘ignorance’
The Miss France contest faces criticism over racism and sexism, with a contender of North African origin, Aib, potentially becoming the first Miss France from that region. Despite being a national institution, the pageant is under scrutiny for outdated attitudes, though organizers claim it is becoming more inclusive. Anne-Sophie Sevrette, a Miss France official, acknowledges the prevalence of racism, especially on social media. Ève Gilles, the reigning Miss France, also faced controversy for being the first short-haired winner, highlighting ongoing debates about the pageant's modernity and inclusivity.
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Hallie Claflin
Hallie Claflin is a journalist based in Madison, Wisconsin. She currently reports at Wisconsin Watch, but also freelances. She mainly covers Wisconsin politics, but also has multimedia reporting experience when it comes to national and international issues.
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Conservative talk radio still a powerful political tool in Wisconsin
Conservative talk radio remains a significant force in Wisconsin politics, influencing elections and political discourse. Hosts like Meg Ellefson and Charlie Sykes have played pivotal roles in promoting Republican candidates and ideas. The medium's influence extends to shaping public opinion and political strategies, as seen in the Wausau mayoral race and the 2020 presidential election. Despite challenges, conservative radio continues to dominate the airwaves, with figures like Ron Johnson and Scott Walker leveraging its reach. The article highlights the strategic use of talk radio by Republican politicians and conservative groups to advance their agendas.
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Bill Corcoran
Bill Corcoran is a journalist based in Cape Town, South Africa. He has worked across Sub-Saharan Africa for the past 11 years providing breaking news and analysis from Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Lesotho, Swaziland, Liberia, Uganda, Malawi and Zambia to name but a few countries. Bill is currently the ...
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Love it if We Beat Them: review
The play 'Love it if We Beat Them' is a well-received production that intertwines themes of football, politics, and community life, highlighting the struggles and triumphs of individuals and families in North East England. It offers a humorous yet poignant exploration of regional history, touching on the roles of women in football and politics, and the challenges faced by working-class communities. The narrative critiques political compromises and celebrates teamwork and unity, drawing parallels between football and political leadership. The production is praised for its writing, acting, and ability to resonate with audiences, encouraging them to reflect on broader societal issues.
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Lauren Gambino
Lauren Gambino is a politics correspondent for The Guardian based in Washington D.C., where she has worked since 2017. She was previously based in New York for The Guardian, where she covered the 2016 presidential election. Prior to joining The Guardian, Lauren worked in Salem, Oregon, as a ...
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GenZ and Kamala Harris: Is the Meet-Cute Enough?
The article explores the political engagement of Gen Z in the context of the 2024 US presidential election, highlighting their support for Kamala Harris's campaign. It discusses the enthusiasm among young voters for Harris, who is seen as a hopeful candidate, and the challenges faced by progressive youth coalitions like Protect Our Power and Voters of Tomorrow. The piece also examines the broader political landscape, including the influence of young voters on the election outcome, the gender gap in political preferences, and the impact of Harris's candidacy on youth voter registration. Despite challenges, there is a sense of optimism among young activists about their potential to shape the future political landscape.
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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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Job Success Rate 89%
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The 60 best Netflix series to watch in February 2025
The article provides a comprehensive list of the best Netflix series to watch in February 2025, highlighting a diverse range of genres including drama, thriller, comedy, and documentary. It features new releases like 'Apple Cider Vinegar' and 'American Primeval', as well as returning favorites such as 'Squid Game' and 'The Crown'. The piece emphasizes the quality of storytelling and production in these series, with notable performances from actors like Kaitlyn Dever and Taylor Kitsch. It also touches on the cultural impact of these shows, reflecting on themes like alternative medicine, historical events, and modern societal issues.
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Emma Jones
Emma Jones is journalist based in London, United Kingdom. Her specialities acrossTV, radio and print are international news, politics, arts, culture, entertainment and feminism.
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Job Success Rate 95%
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The 50 years of 'Emmanuelle', the erotic film that turned soft porn into a global success
A new English version of the film 'Emmanuelle', directed by Audrey Diwan and starring Noémie Merlant, has been released in France. The original 1974 film, directed by Just Jaeckin and starring Sylvia Kristel, was a global success despite its controversial themes of sexuality and consent. The film became a cultural phenomenon, breaking taboos and sparking discussions on how sexuality is portrayed in cinema. The new version aims to offer a fresh perspective on female desire, though it has received mixed reviews. The film's legacy continues to be debated, with its portrayal of sexual themes seen as problematic by contemporary standards.
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Vincent Kasozi
Vincent Kasozi is a journalist based in Kampala, Uganda. Vincent has over a decade of experience in Broadcast and digital journalism.
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Venture Capital Idle As Businesses Fail to Meet Funding Standards
Uganda faces challenges in utilizing available venture capital due to local businesses struggling to meet investment criteria. John Businge from the East Africa Venture Capital and Private Equity Practitioners Association highlights the need for businesses to become investment-ready, emphasizing the role of innovation hubs and business development organizations. Despite significant investments, the mining sector lacks patient capital. The American Chamber of Commerce of Uganda aims to promote economic development between the US and Uganda, with a focus on the ICT sector attracting American investors.
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Badylon Kawanda Bakiman
Badylon Kawanda Bakiman is a journalist based in Kikwit, Congo the Democratic Republic. More than 20 years in journalism with a best experience in article writing, in investigative stories, features, web or blog contents… He is an exemplary business writer on several topics: Agriculture, Education, ...
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DR Congo: Official launch of the FSRIP
The Forest and Savannah Restoration Investment Program (FSRIP) has been officially launched in Kwilu province, Democratic Republic of Congo, with the aim of improving forest landscape management and strengthening community livelihoods. The program, financed by the World Bank with a budget of $300 million, will span seven years and cover seven provinces. Key components include land-use planning, agroforestry development, and climate financing. The launch was attended by various stakeholders, and the provincial government emphasized the importance of addressing climate change and environmental degradation. Successful implementation is expected to significantly benefit the region.
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Samindra Kunti
Multimedia sports/football journalist based in Leuven, Belgium. Write for Inside World Football in the UK, Remezcla in the US and Mail & Guardian in South Africa among others. Graduate from both Leuven Law School and Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism.
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Paris 2024 Olympics: Vanessa Gilles Heads Defending Champion Canada Into Last Eight Of Women’s Soccer Tournament
Canada's women's soccer team, led by Vanessa Gilles, advanced to the quarter-finals of the Paris 2024 Olympics after defeating Colombia 1-0. Despite facing adversity, including a six-point penalty from FIFA due to a drone scandal, the team showcased resilience and determination. The victory was marked by Gilles' decisive goal, following a challenging period of accusations and sanctions. The team, previously Olympic champions, overcame significant obstacles, including the absence of their head coach, to maintain their title defense.
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Antonio López
Periodista freelance especializado en el mundo del motor
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Mayor of Chilpancingo, Guerrero, Assassinated
Alejandro Arcos Catalán, the newly appointed mayor of Chilpancingo, Guerrero, was brutally assassinated and decapitated, a crime that has shocked the region. His murder follows the recent killing of Francisco Gonzalo Tapia Gutiérrez, the city's general secretary. The state's prosecutor's office has launched an investigation into Arcos's death, who was affiliated with the PRD and had formed an alliance with PAN and PRI. The national leader of PRI, Alejandro Moreno, and Guerrero's governor, Evelyn Salgado, condemned the killings, highlighting the region's governance challenges. The area has been plagued by violence from criminal gangs Los Ardillos and Los Tlacos.
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Alex Maxia
Alex Maxia is a journalist based in Gothenburg and has been living in Sweden since 2016. He works as a freelance journalist for The Times, covering mainly topics related to Scandinavia and is Nordic Correspondent for the Italian news agency Agenzia ANSA. Alex often works within the news team of ...
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What do the survival manuals distributed by Sweden, Finland, and Norway contain?
Sweden, Finland, and Norway are distributing survival manuals to their citizens in response to the deteriorating security situation due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Sweden and Finland have joined NATO, prompting updates to their crisis preparedness strategies. The manuals provide guidance on how to survive in case of war or other crises, with specific recommendations for food, water, and energy supplies. The initiative reflects a shift in these countries' defense postures, with Sweden and Finland moving away from neutrality. The article includes perspectives from government officials and citizens on the practicality and necessity of these preparations.
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Alastair Mccready
Alastair McCready is editor for regional magazine Southeast Asia Globe, based in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. He is able to provide editing, photography and reporting, as well as contacts in country and across the region.
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Why China isn’t as worried about Trump’s trade war as in 2018
The article discusses the renewed trade war initiated by US President Donald Trump against China, highlighting the differences in the current economic and political landscape compared to 2018. China is portrayed as more prepared and resilient, with measures in place to mitigate the impact of US tariffs. Analysts suggest that while China is open to negotiations, it is also ready to withstand pressure. The article also notes Trump's broader tariff strategy, which includes other countries, and the potential domestic economic consequences of his actions.
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Josephine Mckenna
Josephine McKenna is a bilingual journalist who has produced breaking news and features in Rome for nearly two decades. She covers the Vatican, politics, mafia, migration and other issues for print, radio and TV. Major stories include the Costa Concordia disaster and election of Pope Francis which ...
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Jobs Completed 202
Job Success Rate 98%
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Why the case of the missing British aristocrat is being reopened after 42 years
Italian authorities have reopened a 42-year-old cold case involving the mysterious deaths of British socialite Jeanette Bishop May and her secretary Gabriella Guerin. Initially ruled as an accident due to hypothermia, the case is now being investigated as a double murder. The investigation has been reignited due to unresolved questions and new inquiries by the Carabinieri police. The case, which has long been surrounded by conspiracy theories involving the mafia, art theft, and connections to the Vatican, remains unsolved. Key witnesses, now elderly, are being re-interviewed as authorities hope to uncover new evidence before time runs out.
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Luciano Nagel
Luciano Nagel (São Leopoldo, July 5th, 1976) is a journalist based in Porto Alegre, Southern region of Brazil. He is graduated in Social Media – Major: Journalism from the Universidade do Vale do Rio dos Sinos (University of Vale dos Sinos) in São Leopoldo city and post-graduated in Logistics and ...
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Shooter dies after killing 3 people and injuring at least 9 in Novo Hamburgo, RS
A 45-year-old man, Edson Fernando Crippa, died after shooting multiple people in Novo Hamburgo, Rio Grande do Sul, resulting in three deaths, including his father, brother, and a police officer, and injuring at least nine others. The incident began late Tuesday night when Crippa held his parents hostage, leading to a standoff with the police. The Brigada Militar responded, and during the confrontation, Crippa fired at the police, resulting in his death. The police had been alerted to a hostage situation involving elderly individuals.
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Caleb Onwe
Caleb Onwe is a journalist based in Abuja, Nigeria.
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Mixed Reactions As Vehicle Inspectors Return To Abuja Roads
The return of Vehicle Inspection Officers (VIOs) to Abuja roads has sparked mixed reactions among residents, following a court injunction that previously barred them from impounding vehicles and imposing fines. The Directorate of Road Traffic Services (DRTS) has resumed operations with a new e-ticketing system, appealing the court's decision. Public sentiment is divided, with some motorists protesting the return, while the human rights lawyer who initiated the court case has urged compliance with the injunction. The situation highlights ongoing tensions between legal rulings and administrative actions in the Federal Capital Territory.
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Richard Orange
Richard Orange is a journalist based in Malmö, Sweden.
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Jobs Completed 1
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A massive problem: Oslo region blames viral video for scaring away foreign talent
The Oslo region is facing challenges in attracting foreign talent due to a viral video by Christer Dalsbø, which criticizes Norway's exit tax policy. The video, viewed 2 million times on LinkedIn, warns entrepreneurs against moving to Norway due to the tax, which is seen as a deterrent for international talent and investment. Despite government adjustments to the tax policy, concerns persist among business leaders like Even Kvelland of Glint Solar, who report difficulties in recruitment and investment. The Oslo Region secretariat, represented by Mari Strømsvåg, highlights the negative impact of such viral content on Norway's appeal to highly skilled workers.
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Jessy Parker Humphreys
Jessy Parker Humphreys is a freelance women's football journalist based in London, United Kingdom.
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Journalism
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Chelsea’s squad rotation is proving effective – Macario’s return only adds to their depth
Chelsea's effective squad rotation under new manager Sonia Bompastor has led to a perfect start in the Champions League, with a 3-0 victory over Celtic securing their place in the quarter-finals. Bompastor's strategy of rotating players has allowed for the development of younger talents and adaptation to different tactical systems, despite challenges such as injuries to key players like Kadeisha Buchanan. The return of Catarina Macario from injury adds further depth to the squad, although she is still regaining full fitness. The team's depth and flexibility are seen as key strengths as they progress in the competition.
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Nastasia Peteuil
Nastasia Peteuil is a journalist based in Washington, United States of America.
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Ellē wins the first Best Baguette Award of Washington 2024
Ellē won the first Best Baguette Award of Washington 2024, with Daniel Ramirez as the baker. Fresh Baguette, founded by Florent De Felcourt, received the public's choice award and second place. The competition, held at Maison française, featured eight bakeries from Washington DC, Maryland, and Virginia. The event was organized by French Morning and sponsored by Paris Gourmet and Beurremont. Judges evaluated the baguettes based on aroma, texture, and presentation, with Ellē narrowly beating Fresh Baguette by two points. Bread Alley won the Lafayette Bread Award, and the public favored Fresh Baguette.
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Natália Portinari
I am a journalist based in São Paulo (SP), Brasil. I have worked for Folha de S.Paulo, Brazil's largest newspaper, covering education, culture and other subjects.
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TCU investigates 'illegal practices' of sites conducting online auctions
The Brazilian Court of Audit (TCU) is investigating potential illegal practices by private platforms conducting online auctions for government contracts. These platforms, which charge fees to participating companies, have been accused of irregularities such as granting unfair advantages to certain bidders and creating artificial competition environments. The investigation has prompted recommendations for state audit courts to examine these practices further. The Ministry of Management and Innovation is promoting the use of the federal government's Compras.gov.br platform, which adheres to mandatory bidding rules. Experts emphasize the need for better regulation and auditing of private platforms to ensure fair competition. The Association of Technology Companies for Government Contracts (ATCG) defends its members, claiming compliance with the new bidding law and openness to audits.
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Priyanka Shankar
I'm an independent journalist, based in Amsterdam, with a keen interest in press freedom, human rights and podcasting. With experience in producing, reporting and presenting news for radio, television and online content using software like Avid Media Manager and Adobe Audition, I currently ...
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Why is Europe pausing Syrian asylum claims after al-Assad’s fall?
European countries, including Germany, Austria, and the UK, have paused Syrian asylum claims following the fall of President Bashar al-Assad. This decision affects both new and pending applications, with countries citing the need to reassess the situation in Syria. The UNHCR calls for patience, while critics argue the move is premature and hypocritical. The EU maintains Syria is not safe for return, and Amnesty International urges a reversal of the suspension. The article highlights the uncertainty faced by Syrian refugees and the potential implications of Europe's asylum policy changes.
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Javira Ssebwami
Javira Ssebwami is a journalist based in Kampala, Uganda. He is an online journalist in Uganda currently working with PML Daily as a field reporter and Editor. ******
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Museveni praises PDM beneficiary for resilience, success
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni praised 84-year-old Ms. Koko Rafanisa Kissa, a beneficiary of the Parish Development Model (PDM) in Uganda's Sebei subregion, for her resilience and effective use of funds. Ms. Kissa used the funds to acquire a cow and calf, improving her household's nutrition and income. Museveni pledged further support, including financial aid and land, to enhance her productivity. The event, attended by government officials, underscored the government's commitment to supporting the elderly and promoting peace and security in the region.
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David Walsh
David Walsh is a journalist based in Edinburgh, United Kingdom.
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Politics
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Jobs Completed 24
Job Success Rate 100%
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Vingegaard v Pogacar on this route could be greatest Tour de France ever
The article explores the anticipated rivalry between Jonas Vingegaard and Tadej Pogacar in the upcoming Tour de France, suggesting it could be one of the greatest races ever. It details the 2025 route, which starts in Lille and includes significant stages in the Pyrenees and Alps. The narrative draws parallels with historical races, highlighting the intense competition and strategic elements that could define the event. The piece also reflects on past Tour de France moments, emphasizing the unpredictable nature of the race and the potential for Vingegaard and Pogacar to create a memorable showdown.
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Emma Woollacott
Emma Woollacott is a journalist based in Oxford, United Kingdom, writing in fields from science and tech to business and politics, freelance since 1992. I've written for most British broadsheet national newspapers, including the Times, Daily Telegraph, Financial Times and Guardian, as well as many ...
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U.K. Bombing Survivors Win Case Against Conspiracy Theorist
A U.K. court ruled against Richard Hall, a conspiracy theorist who claimed the 2017 Manchester Arena bombing was a hoax. Martin Hibbert and his daughter Eve, severely injured in the attack, sued Hall for harassment after he questioned their injuries and filmed Eve without consent. The judge deemed Hall's actions as reckless abuse of media freedom. The case draws parallels to the lawsuit against Alex Jones for his false claims about the Sandy Hook shooting. The ruling is seen as a stand against harmful conspiracy theories and harassment of victims.
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