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    Independent news on politics and war.

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    Freelance journalist based in Damascus

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    Joseph Bouchard is a freelance journalist covering geopolitics, security, and democracy in Latin America. He is a PhD student in Politics at the University of Virginia. Twitter: @GeopolWonk

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    Independent journalist covering the Golan and Syria's southwestern border, reporting at the intersection of geopolitics and human impact. I focus on border shifts, military incursions, and the experiences of communities in contested territories.

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