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Rosa Schwartzburg

Rosa Schwartzburg

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Associate Producer, Al Jazeera English

New York

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Total articles 15

  • The US military is embedded in the gaming world. Its target: teen recruits

    By Rosa Schwartzburg| The Guardian Verified In a small room tucked into a US navy facility outside Memphis, Tennessee, uniformed personnel sit hunched over monitors, their eyes focused on screens as they speak into headsets with clipped efficiency. Computer towers and glowing red keyboards crowd their desks. This is top-of-the-line gear, used for executing combat missions and coordinating strategy – but not with fleets stationed across the world. These sailors are playing video games.

    By Rosa Schwartzburg · The Guardian

    Feb. 14, 2024

  • Egypt’s Al-Sisi Regime Is Still “Disappearing” Researchers Who Oppose Its Crimes

    By Rosa Schwartzburg| Jacobin Verified It is three months since reproductive rights researcher Ahmed Samir Abdelhay Ali presented himself at the fifth district police station in central Cairo. He is still yet to be freed. Samir, a twenty-nine-year-old graduate student at Vienna’s Central European University, had traveled from the Austrian capital to Egypt for his school’s Christmas break, where he was stopped and interrogated by airport police at Sharm El Sheikh International Airport.

    By Rosa Schwartzburg · Jacobin

    May. 04, 2021

  • The US military is embedded in the gaming world. Its target: teen recruits

    By Rosa Schwartzburg| The Guardian Verified In a small room tucked into a US navy facility outside Memphis, Tennessee, uniformed personnel sit hunched over monitors, their eyes focused on screens as they speak into headsets with clipped efficiency. Computer towers and glowing red keyboards crowd their desks. This is top-of-the-line gear, used for executing combat missions and coordinating strategy – but not with fleets stationed across the world. These sailors are playing video games.

    By Rosa Schwartzburg · The Guardian

    Feb. 14, 2024

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Al Jazeera English

A leading investment company in UAE, with discreet investments in diversified sectors and markets including real estate, constructions, industrial, food, transportation, and concrete. We work together to share ideas, identify and address risks, build tools, and explore new investment opportunities.

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Founded: 1999