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As seen in: The New York Times, UOL, Flipboard, The Seattle Times, Neue Zürcher Zeitung, Hoover Institution, Breaking One
Covers:  International Politics, Climate Change
Visual Editor, International Desk @nytimes Previously @NZZ

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In Helsinki ist die Sporthalle auch ein Bunker - und umgekehrt

In Helsinki ist die Sporthalle auch ein Bunker - und umgekehrt

Finnland hat eine 1340 Kilometer lange Grenze zu Russland - und eine wechselvolle Beziehung zum Nachbarland. …

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Mapping Ebola’s Spread in a Vulnerable Region Original

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By Samuel Granados , Adina Renner , Amy Walker 
| The New York Times
The region of the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo where Ebola broke out has made the virus difficult to contain. With the area consumed by years of conflict that have displaced more than a million people and stripped health capacity, the rare form of the virus circulated undetected for weeks. Note: Data as of May 21. Most of the case and death counts are suspected and not confirmed. Source: World Health Organization; Democratic Republic of Congo Ministry of Communication and Media.
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How Oil From Iran Is Sailing Quietly Into Chinese Waters

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By Adina Renner , Jenny Gross
| Breaking One
The fighting in the Middle East provided a painfully awkward backdrop to last week's meetings between President Donald Trump and China's leader, Xi Jinping. Trump, waging war on Iran, is also trying to cut off Iran's income from oil exports. China is by far the world's biggest customer for that oil. Trump's Treasury secretary, Scott Bessent, has accused China of effectively financing terrorism by purchasing Iranian oil.
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How Iran’s Energy Exports Are Still Headed Toward China

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By Adina Renner 
| Hoover Institution
China Iran A midsize vessel sails all the way to China. Smaller ships pass off cargo in ship-to-ship transfers. A large tanker turns off its transponder then reappears in Southeast Asia. China Iran A midsize vessel sails all the way to China. Smaller ships pass off cargo in ship-to-ship transfers. A large tanker turns off its transponder then reappears in Southeast Asia. China Iran A midsize vessel sails all the way to China. Smaller ships pass off cargo in ship-to-ship transfers.
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