Martina Schwikowski is a Multi-Media-Editor at various platforms. She focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on Latin America and the United States. Martina's work has been featured in Newswav, MSN, AllAfrica Global Media, Deutsche Welle, and Yahoo News UK.
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Martina Schwikowski's coverage primarily revolves around government announcements, evolving stories, and legal policy regulation, with a focus on government and politics as well as world affairs. Her articles cover topics such as immigration, Africa, Germany, conflict, and human rights.
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During a visit to four African countries, Pope Leo XIV called for peace, unity and dialogue. He criticized war, corruption and inequality, urging leaders to put people first.
During a visit to four African countries, Pope Leo XIV called for peace, unity and dialogue. He criticized war, corruption and inequality, urging leaders to put people first.
Analysts say the war in Iran has temporarily delayed an escalation in smoldering tensions between Ethiopia and Eritrea. But renewed armed conflict cannot be ruled out.
Following a withdrawal from the Sahel region, France is seeking to expand its geostrategic influence in Africa by seeking allies. The first Africa Summit, to be held May 11–12 in Kenya, is intended to mark a fresh start.
Following a withdrawal from the Sahel region, France is seeking to expand its geostrategic influence in Africa by seeking new allies. The first Africa Summit in Kenya is intended to mark a fresh start.
Following a withdrawal from the Sahel region, France is seeking to expand its geostrategic influence in Africa by seeking new allies. The first Africa Summit in Kenya is intended to mark a fresh start.
The June 1 elections come as the country navigates security challenges, political reforms, and debates over federalism, governance, and national unity in polls that could define the country's democratic future.
By: Sandrine Blanchard, Martina Schwikowski, Dirke Köpp
In the Sahel countries of Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger, military rulers are increasingly clamping down on press freedom and freedom of expression. Many journalists, bloggers and activists have been forced into exile.
By: Thelma Mwadzaya, Martina Schwikowski
Tangu mapinduzi ya serikali za Mali, Niger na Burkina Faso, viongozi wao wa kijeshi wamehalalisha sheria za kupambana na ugaidi na kashfa ya jinai ambazo zimepelekea kukamatwa waandishi habari, wanablogu na wanaharakati.
Vigilante groups and right-wing populist forces are stoking anti-immigrant sentiment and demanding that they leave the country by June 30. Experts fear serious economic implications for the country and the region.
