Ms. Preve-Durrieu is a bilingual journalist who has reported from several countries including Australia and India. She has a master’s degree in journalism from the University of Southern California and a bachelor’s degree in social communications from Universidad Austral, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Crowds of young people flood the streets as word spreads that the radical libertarian Javier Milei defeats a Peronist and wins the presidency.
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Europe talks of a ceasefire and peace before the fighting even begins.
By CLARA PREVE-DURRIEU
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Coming contest will be with the libertarian radical, Javier Milei, who had been expected to place first in the opening round.
By CLARA PREVE-DURRIEU
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‘We have to win,’ is the campaign cry as a three-way race hurtles toward its first round of voting.
By CLARA PREVE-DURRIEU
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Biden’s sanction easing may have been influenced by rising global energy costs.
By CLARA PREVE-DURRIEU
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Five miles from the front, we can hear the sounds of battle as sirens wail and we thread our way through the ruins where my fixer, Dennys, once played with his friends.
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Kyiv and Jerusalem both see themselves as under attack, suggesting a thaw in relations could be at hand.
By CLARA PREVE-DURRIEU
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In the wake of Biden’s speech on Israel, Zelensky also expresses support for the Jewish state in the war launched against it by Hamas.
By CLARA PREVE-DURRIEU
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Some 151 people on the FBI’s terrorist watch list were arrested at America’s southern border this year. In 2019, there were zero.
By CLARA PREVE-DURRIEU
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‘I am very interested to know who of my American colleagues would agree to hold elections under such circumstances,’ an election official tells the Sun.
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One way or another, judgement day will come for President Putin and his generals, says a spokesman for Ukraine’s federal prosecutor.
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Nearly every building is damaged or destroyed, yet some civilians refuse to leave the place they call home. ‘It really helps to not think about what’s happening,’ one resident says.
By CLARA PREVE-DURRIEU
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