Cameron Abadi is the deputy editor at Foreign Policy and co-host of the Ones and Tooze podcast. His writing covers a wide range of topics including economics, international relations, and geopolitics. Cameron's work has also been featured in Crikey.
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Cameron Abadi's articles cover a wide range of global issues, with an emphasis on finance and economy. He often provides investment analysis and legal policy regulation insights. Given this, he would likely be interested in pitches from experts who can contribute to insightful discussions on international relations, economics, global economy trends, political analysis, and business strategies.
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