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Adina Renner

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As seen in: The New York Times, The New York Times en Español, 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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¿Cuánto verás del eclipse total de Sol?

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By Adina Renner Verified, William B. Davis Verified, Joey Lee Verified
| The New York Times en Español Verified
El primer eclipse de Europa en décadas llega el miércoles, y traerá el espectáculo de la oscuridad diurna total a partes de Groenlandia, Islandia y España, y un eclipse parcial a gran parte del resto del continente. Pero las nubes inoportunas, el humo de incendios forestales o los sistemas de tormentas podrían empañar la emoción de los habitantes locales y de los millones de viajeros que esperan vislumbrar el fenómeno celeste.
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How Much of the Eclipse Will You See?

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By Adina Renner Verified, William Davis, Joey Lee
| The New York Times Verified
Europe’s first eclipse in decades is happening on Wednesday, bringing the spectacle of total daytime darkness to parts of Greenland, Iceland and Spain, and a partial eclipse to much of the rest of the continent. But ill-timed clouds, wildfire smoke or storm systems could put a damper on the thrill for locals and for the millions of travelers hoping to catch a glimpse of the celestial phenomenon. Use the table below to find when the eclipse will be visible and what the weather might be like.
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The Whiplash War

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By Adina Renner Verified
| Breaking One
After weeks of all-out war, the United States and Iran agreed to a two-week ceasefire in April that paved the way for more negotiations and held open the possibility of a lasting peace. Just days later, clashes started again over control of the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial route in the global oil trade. After the United States blockaded Iranian ports, Iran attacked vessels and declared it was closing the waterway.
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