Gabriele Steinhauser is the Deputy Bureau Chief for The Wall Street Journal and also writes for LiveMint. With a focus on international affairs, Gabriele covers a wide range of topics including conflict, politics, and economics, particularly in Africa. Her articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on significant events and developments in the region.
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Gabriele Steinhauser's coverage primarily focuses on government & politics, with a particular emphasis on evolving stories and government announcements related to Africa. She covers various topics such as debt crises, poor countries' challenges, conflict situations like genocide and coups, elections, and geopolitical issues in African nations.
Given her focus on evolving political events in Africa, she is likely to be interested in pitches from experts or individuals who can provide firsthand insights into the political landscapes of African countries. Moreover, if you have unique perspectives or analysis concerning international relations with an impact on African governance or conflicts within the continent that align with Gabriele's reporting areas could also resonate well with her.
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By: Ann M. Simmons, Gabriele Steinhauser, Michael R. Gordon, Dustin Volz
ロシアの情報機関は米国防総省がアフリカの人々を生物学的実験の対象にしているとの偽情報を拡散している。複数の米当局者が語った。
By: Gabriele Steinhauser
A new offensive by a Rwanda-backed militia and the government's controversial response have civilians caught in the middle.
By: Gabriele Steinhauser, Nicholas Bariyo
Residents described militia attacks on displaced people in the Sudanese city of El Fasher, amid warnings of a repeat of the brutal violence in Darfur two decades ago.
By: Nicholas Bariyo, Gabriele Steinhauser
The Zamzam displacement camp in Darfur is ground zero of a countrywide starvation crisis.
By: Gabriele Steinhauser, Adrienne Surprenant
Political, business and finance center is a front line in vicious fighting between two rival generals for control of the country.
By: Gabriele Steinhauser, Sha Hua
Xi Jinping rolls out the red carpet and promises of investment at a summit with his African counterparts
By: Gabriele Steinhauser, Jonathan Torgovnik
Around 80% of women in camps for the displaced have been raped in brutal attacks, as international attention wanes. ‘If the war ends, I won’t have to be raped anymore.’
By: Nicholas Bariyo, Mohamed Zakaria, Gabriele Steinhauser
An all-out assault of shelling and airstrikes on densely populated areas is exacerbating a famine crisis in Sudan’s El Fasher.
By: Nicholas Bariyo, Gabriele Steinhauser
Unlikely coalition provides moral support for local activists pushing laws criminalizing homosexuality; death penalty in Uganda.
By: Mohamed Zakaria, Gabriele Steinhauser
The paramilitary-turned-rebel Rapid Support Forces have raided villages and towns in Gezira state, displacing more than 135,000 people.
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