Alan Crawford is a German Government Editor at Bloomberg. He specializes in geopolitics, international affairs, and energy policy, with a keen interest in the intersection of current affairs and security issues. Alan's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo Finance Canada, Financial Post, and The Japan Times.
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