By: Julian Pecquet
Angola’s President João Lourenço with US President Joe Biden in Washington in December 2023. (Photo: The White House)
Washington/UN correspondent for Jeune Afrique Group / The Africa Report
Julian Pecquet is a Washington/UN correspondent for Jeune Afrique Group and The Africa Report. He covers a diverse range of themes including regional interest and world news, with a focus on Africa, the Russia-Ukraine War, and international relations involving key players like Russia and China, as well as energy and mining sectors. Pecquet's insights and analysis have been featured in The Africa Report and For The World.
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Julian Pecquet's coverage primarily focuses on US-Africa relations, African politics, and US foreign policy. His articles often feature government announcements and evolving stories related to political developments in Africa. Given this focus, he would likely be receptive to experts who can provide insights into the geopolitical implications of US-Africa relations or offer analysis on key political events unfolding across the continent.
Pitches should target individuals with expertise in African politics, international diplomacy involving Africa, US foreign policy towards Africa, and economic policies impacting the region. They should also emphasize relevance to ongoing or upcoming events that have broader implications for diplomatic relationships between the United States and countries within Africa.
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