Tanguy Besson

Joined October 2024

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Tanguy Besson, Freelance Journalist.

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Journalistic Integrity vs. Corporate Interests: How Bezos' Choices Affect Democracy
Over the past weeks, Jeff Bezos-an increasingly powerful and influential entrepreneur in the world-has faced unprecedented criticism over one of his decisions regarding The Washington Post, which he bought in 2013.
By Tanguy Bessonabout a year ago in Humans
Narratives of Power: Germany's Identity Under Siege
Over the past several years, a growing focus has crystallized in the sphere of reunification problems and the East-West gap in both the German political and cultural scene, and an ideological struggle inextricably linked to these issues.
By Tanguy Bessonabout a year ago in Earth
Spain Faces Deadliest Flash Floods in Decades.
It was one of those quiet Tuesday evenings in eastern Spain, as Diego Hernandez was driving towards Valencia with his wife to attend to his mother's funeral, when life took an unimaginable turn. The couple watched dumbfounded as a thin stream of muddy water started oozing under their tires-a sure sign that something much greater loomed on the horizon. In an instant, this trickle became a torrent that was almost three feet high, forcing them to give up their car. Marooned and clinging to a tree as trash cans, wheels and fragments of furniture swirled around him in the powerful current, Diego called it a scene "like an apocalypse." Diego and his wife would later be swept apart by the rising waters, each fighting to survive in the tumultuous aftermath of what would soon be identified as Spain's deadliest flash floods in decades.
By Tanguy Bessonabout a year ago in Earth
Can Germany Strengthen its Defenses Without Fanning the Flames of War?
European countries find themselves increasingly obliged, in this volatile global security environment, to reassess their defense strategies.
By Tanguy Bessonabout a year ago in Earth
Israel attacks Iran
The new Israeli airstrikes against Iranian military facilities mark a new turn in the long-standing conflict between Israel and Iran, laying bare layers of political tension, strategic calculations, and potential consequences for the broader Middle East.
By Tanguy Bessonabout a year ago in Earth
Beyond Ukraine: Russia's Strategic Siege on Global Power
One thing has become certain: at the heart of this shifting geopolitical landscape sits Russia. The world might be looking at its actions vis-à-vis Ukraine, but Russia's ambitions are truly long-range in an effort to have a say in emerging powers, African nations, and the Global South.
By Tanguy Bessonabout a year ago in The Swamp
Russia, A Titan on the Ropes?
Russia, one of the traditionally recognized most powerful military forces on the planet, in front of today's multilayered challenge-officially the second in the world ranking military-cannot protect its vast territories against modern threats above all the increasing precision of Ukrainian strikes.
By Tanguy Bessonabout a year ago in Earth
The Cost of Conflict
The Ukraine war, as it approaches its 31st month, is changing not only the geopolitical but also the economic landscape for Russia and Europe. The invasion caused a protracted war with high spiraling military costs for Moscow and realigned economies across Europe.
By Tanguy Bessonabout a year ago in Earth
British Naval Security Compromised
During the last ten years, the British Royal Navy, an imposing force anchoring the military prowess of the United Kingdom, has seen its fair share of failures, technical glitches, and scandals.
By Tanguy Bessonabout a year ago in Earth
The Afghan Exodus
Since the takeover of Afghanistan by the Taliban in 2021, the Afghan political and humanitarian crisis has badly affected the regional environment, with millions of Afghans continuing to flee to neighboring countries.
By Tanguy Bessonabout a year ago in Earth
The Race for the Arctic
Map of the Arctic. Public Domain Out of all the effects that climate change causes to Earth, the change in the Arctic Circle is the most abrupt and of a greater magnitude.
By Tanguy Bessonabout a year ago in Earth
The Arctic, an Emerging Frontline
As continuous changes in the climate make parts of the region previously inaccessible open, countries rush to make their claims on assets of strategic shipping lanes and valuable resources.
By Tanguy Bessonabout a year ago in Earth