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Sam McNeil
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Video Journalist, Associated Press
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Biography
My name is Sam McNeil, and I am a multimedia journalist deeply concerned with justice. I have written articles from the southern and eastern Mediterranean, filmed and photographed the Levant, was an extra in a French Algerian movie, wrote a travelogue called Wazungu through the Bundu, and covered the Sonoran desert. A Tejano de Austin by birth, I’ve roosted in D.C., Seattle, Bellingham, Tunis, Kefalonia, Knysna, Meknes, Dar es Salam, Johannesburg, Ramallah, Irbid, and Tucson before joining the Associated Press in 2015 in Amman and then 2018 in Beijing.
Climate change, Conflict , China, Middle East , Refugees, Science
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By Lorne Cook Verified, Sam McNeil Verified| Arkansas Democrat Gazette Verified Your browser does not support the audio element. BRUSSELS -- Britain's defense minister on Thursday urged his counterparts from around 30 countries to press ahead with plans to deploy troops to Ukraine to police any future peace agreement with Russia, as questions remained over whether the United States would provide backup.
By Lorne Cook Verified, Sam McNeil Verified| Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Verified BRUSSELS — Britain's defense minister on Thursday urged his counterparts from around 30 countries to press ahead with plans to deploy troops to Ukraine to police any future peace agreement with Russia, as questions remained over whether the United States would provide backup.
By Lorne Cook Verified, Sam McNeil Verified| Daily Herald Verified Ukraine's Defense Minister Rustem Umerov arrives Thursday for a coalition of the willing defense ministers meeting at NATO headquarters in Brussels, Belgium. AP BRUSSELS — Britain's defense minister on Thursday urged his counterparts from around 30 countries to press ahead with plans to deploy troops to Ukraine to police any future peace agreement with Russia, as questions remained over whether the United States would provide backup.
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