Senior Reporter for International Affairs
Marc Champion is a Senior Reporter for International Affairs, with his work appearing in various publications such as Bloomberg News, Hastings Tribune Newspaper, The York Dispatch, and more. He covers a range of topics including international conflicts, political prisoners, and global security issues, providing insightful analysis and commentary on these subjects.
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Marc Champion's coverage primarily focuses on world affairs and government & politics, with an emphasis on evolving stories and expert commentary. He seems to be interested in geopolitical issues such as wars, conflicts like the Gaza situation, and political dynamics in countries like Israel, Ukraine, the UK, Armenia among others.
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Russia's new nuclear doctrine will be kabuki theater for Western consumption In the later stages of the Cold War, U.S.
By: Marc Champion
There’s no job on earth less attractive than being a head of state forced to decide between cutting a hostage deal with terrorists that risks encouraging repetition or consigning innocents to be murdered. Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu knows this dilemma better than anyone. To get a single soldier back
The West has enough homegrown disinformation to drown out the Kremlin's. When it comes to disinformation warfare, President Vladimir Putin is, of course, a pro.
The West has enough homegrown disinformation to drown out the Kremlin’s.
A new book, The House of War, explores the need to learn other people’s versions of the past.
By: Marc Champion
When it comes to disinformation warfare, Russian President Vladimir Putin is, of course, a pro. As a career KGB agent, it's what he knows and what he does.
Accusations of US appeasement are wrong, but they have a point. Escalation management, according to a recent report by the Washington-based
Sabotage hits Hezbollah's top command as speculation is rife that Netanyahu may expand the Gaza war to Lebanon.
Sabotage hits Hezbollah's top command as speculation is rife that Netanyahu may expand the Gaza war to Lebanon Marc Champion
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