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Christopher Clark

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France
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I am a British freelance journalist specialising in long-form and feature reporting. I have reported on topics ranging from shark fishing on Congo’s Atlantic coast to the closed world of an English boarding school.

My work has appeared in The Atlantic, Financial Times Magazine, Foreign Policy, The Guardian, Harper’s, Monocle, Nieman Reports, The Washington Post and others.

My first book, Clare: The Killing of a Gentle Activist, a work of narrative non-fiction, was published by Tafelberg in May…

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France’s Independent Press Fights Back

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By Christopher Clark
| Nieman Reports Verified
In his nearly 50-year career in French media, Jean-Michel Mariou has produced offbeat literary and cultural shows on public radio, directed regional operations for public television, and authored four books. But over the last decade, he has watched in distress as newspapers, radio stations, and television news channels across France have laid off reporters or simply gone out of business.
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How Montpellier's mayor is leading Europe's mobility transformation

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By Christopher Clark
| Monocle Verified
"I have a carnal relationship with Montpellier," says Michaël Delafosse, the French city's 48-year-old mayor, in between sips of his morning coffee.This kind of statement would raise eyebrows coming from an ordinary local politician. But Delafosse, wearing a slim-fit suit and sporting a closely cropped beard, can somehow get away with it. Perhaps it's because his style is backed up by a track record of undeniable substance.
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Part Three: When the Land Speaks

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By Tulsi Rauniyar Verified, Christopher Clark
| Hidden Compass
This is the third installment in a four-part “Intrepid Interlude” series by Hidden Compass’s 2025 storyteller in residence, Tulsi Rauniyar. Earlier this year, Hidden Compass Allies voted to assign a story series on human-tiger conflict in Nepal. For Part One, Tulsi explored the theme from the perspective of local residents. In Part Two, she brought in the perspective of park authorities. In Part Three, she grounds the story in a new voice.
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