The Intelligence from The Economist
Beirut force: Israel kills Hizbullah leader
Sep 30, 2024
Sarah Larniuk, a senior producer for The Intelligence, shares insights from a unique conference for Belarusian journalists in exile. They discuss the chilling effects of government repression and the resilience of those fighting for press freedom. The conversation shifts to Israel’s recent military strategies post airstrike and potential geopolitical repercussions, while also touching on the amusing phenomenon of a new card game gaining traction in China. Larniuk's personal accounts illuminate the challenges and camaraderie among journalists striving to report amidst adversity.
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- Israel's recent airstrikes and assassination of Hezbollah leaders have escalated geopolitical tensions and humanitarian crises in Lebanon.
- Exiled Belarusian journalists demonstrate resilience and solidarity amid repression, maintaining their commitment to truth and independent media.
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