Michael Peck is a defense writer and contributing writer for Business Insider. He has also contributed to various publications such as Popular Mechanics, Yahoo News, and Forbes. Michael specializes in covering topics related to defense, international relations, and economic growth in Africa.
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Michael Peck's articles cover a wide range of topics related to world affairs, government and politics in African countries. He focuses on evolving stories and government announcements, indicating an interest in timely updates and official statements.
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By: Michael Peck
There should be jubilation that the U.S. Congress has finally passed a $61bn aid package for Ukraine, but Ukraine could still lose the war.
Russia is looking to establish its embassy in another African country in the next few weeks.
Democratic Republic of Congo is losing huge funds in its efforts to combat ongoing conflicts in its eastern provinces, which have resulted in the displacement of over six million people.
Michael Peck of Mundelein writes a letter to the editor.
Through constant changes in Nigeria's finance sector, FCMB has proven its resilience by adapting and staying committed to long-term growth.
To bolster climate action in Kenya the United Kingdom has pledged to sponsor 50 green investment projects across the East African country. A total of 10 counties in the country have been selected to develop these projects. This means that these 10 counties would get a percentage of the funding allotted to the total project.
By: Chinedu Okafor
Cyber threats in Africa pose severe problems that require quick attention and coordinated action.
By: Michael Peck
Submarine crews are undergoing more arduous training to sail farther from China, and it's taking a toll.
By: Michael Peck
As India modernizes its armed forces of 1.5 million, its experts see lessons to draw from the battlefields of Ukraine.
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