Bertrand Hauger is a Content Director for Worldcrunch, a global news organization that provides news and analysis from international media sources. With a focus on international affairs and geopolitics, Bertrand covers a wide range of topics including conflicts in the Middle East, global diplomacy, and political developments around the world.
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Bertrand Hauger's articles indicate a strong emphasis on evolving and breaking news stories, particularly in the realm of world affairs. His focus spans international relations, government & politics, as well as cultural and societal issues with an inclination towards the Middle East conflict.
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Real estate is booming in Ukraine, even as the war with Russia has fundamentally changed where people want to live, and in what kind of buildings. There is, in any case, a lot of activity as lives are uprooted — and a general preference for lower floors.
By: Bertrand Hauger, Pierre Haski
Despite the lack of tangible evidence that the Chinese-owned social media platform poses a security risk, the recent vote at the House of Representatives in favor of banning TikTok from the U.S. shows that none of this matters, when it's China we're talking about.
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By: Bertrand Hauger, Pierre Haski
By abstaining from a UN resolution demanding an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, Washington has not only angered Benjamin Netanyahu — it has potentially altered the dynamics of the whole Israel-Hamas war.
While busy delivering the best international journalism, the Worldcrunch team also stumbles on a fair deal of downright strange stuff happening around the world, reported in every language.
It's been yet another weird week in the world: Google AI wants us to try "non-toxic glue" to make our pizza taste better to teenaged orcas being, well, teenagers.
By: Bertrand Hauger
The assassination attempt on former U.S. President Donald Trump sent shockwaves through the American political landscape, and around the world. For the past two days, international newspapers devoted their front pages to the dramatic attack at a campaign rally in Pennsylvania, the most serious attempt on a U.S. president since Ronald Reagan was shot in 1981.
On Jan. 8, Turkmenistan’s leader Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov, known for his authoritarian tendencies, announced on television that he had set his sights on the Darvaza Gas Crater, also known as the “Gates of Hell”, a mysterious vat of flames that has been spewing fire for over 50 years in the Karakum
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