Jenna Moon is a breaking news reporter with experience writing for various publications such as Newswav, Yahoo News, and Semafor. Her work has been featured in Yahoo Finance, Waterloo Region Record, The Hamilton Spectator, and other notable outlets. Jenna covers a range of topics, including international politics, aviation, crime, and current events.
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Jenna Moon's coverage is primarily focused on government and politics, world affairs, natural disasters, technology, and energy. She tends to cover evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, legal policy regulation with a strong emphasis on international relations.
Given her focus on evolving stories and breaking news in the realm of government & politics and world affairs among others Jenna would be interested in expert commentary from credible sources who can provide nuanced insights into geopolitical developments or governmental decisions across various regions globally. Additionally for topics such as technology or energy she may also be open to receiving pitches related to significant industry developments or innovations that have global implications.
It’s important to note that Jenna covers a wide range of international topics without specifying a particular geographic focus. Therefore when reaching out it would be beneficial to offer perspectives that are relevant at an international level rather than being region-specific unless the article explicitly mentions a specific country or region.
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Analysts say Moscow’s offensive into northeastern Ukraine is “designed to create a dilemma.”
By: Jenna Moon
The News WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange Get info without leaving the page. can appeal his extradition to the US, a UK court decided Monday.
Insights from IOL, Al Jazeera, and Semafor The News Former South African president Jacob Zuma will not be allowed to run for the
Insights from CNN, The Guardian, The New York Times, and The Nation The News WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange can appeal his extradition to the US, a UK court decided Monday.
Israel and Hamas bristle at being compared in ICC arrest warrants Insights from Al Jazeera, The Conversation, and The Jerusalem Post
Iran's former foreign minister blamed Washington for the crash that killed President Ebrahim Raisi, a position that one analyst said comes as no surprise.
By: Jenna Moon
World Economic Forum founder and executive chairman Klaus Schwab will be stepping back from his role running the global gathering since he founded it in 1971. Schwab announced his intentions in an email to staff on Tuesday that was shared with Semafor by a person connected to the organization.(snip) Schwab has not named his successor, but said that over the last year, the group’s executive board, “under the leadership of President Børge Brende, has taken full executive responsibility.” Brende is a former Norwegian conservative leader.
By: Jenna Moon
Semafor Signals Supported by Insights from Bloomberg, Iran International, and the Financial Times The News
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