Cathrin Schaer is a journalist with a focus on national and international news, particularly in Germany. She has written for various publications including Deutsche Welle, Homeland Security News Wire, Newswav, New Zealand Herald, WWD, and Al Jazeera Media Network. Her articles cover a range of topics including conflicts, political developments, and social issues.
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Cathrin Schaer’s coverage primarily revolves around government and politics, particularly focusing on the Middle East, Arab nations, Israel-Hamas conflict, Gaza, Sudan and protests. She also covers aspects of culture and society.
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By: Cathrin Schaer
Germany sportswear giant Adidas continued to beat its own expectations and to outdo struggling competitors.
Syrian dictator Bashar Assad has been unusually quiet about Israel's conflict with multiple nations in the Middle East.
Adidas Y-3 will be worn by dancers in a show choreographed by Kianí del Valle, in a performance at an historic theatre in Berlin.
By: Cathrin Schaer
Cathrin Schaer 4 min read In This Article Hugo Boss recorded another quarter of sluggish growth between July and September, blaming the macroeconomic environment.
Rights organizations have criticized the way warring parties in Lebanon give civilians evacuation warnings, saying they are often not effective. What's the legal situation?
Announcing third-quarter results on Tuesday morning, Puma listed several reasons for its somewhat sluggish performance so far this year.
The German activewear brand has seen sluggish growth this year, with Q3 sales decreasing slightly, and may find it hard to deal with volatility in America, its most improved market.
Human rights organizations have criticized how Israel and Hezbollah have given civilians evacuation orders during the Lebanon conflict, saying they are not effective. What's the legal situation?
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