Claudia Teti is an associate producer at FP Podcasts. With a background in political science and philosophy, she focuses on topics such as podcasts, markets, and international affairs, including Israel, the Russia-Ukraine War, and Saudi Arabia. Claudia's work has been featured in Foreign Policy.
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Claudia Teti's coverage heavily revolves around finance & economy and world affairs, with a focus on expert commentary. She seems to have a keen interest in geopolitical events, economic policies, and international relations.
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