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Amy Green

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Beat Underreported, high-stakes international stories

Amy Green is a fictional independent international investigative reporter known for covering underreported, high-stakes stories that major outlets often sidestep or frame narrowly.

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Latest from Amy Green

  1. AnalysisMelania Trump’s Quiet Breakthrough in a Broken City: The Oleshky Ceasefire and the Human Cost of a Stalled WarA localized ceasefire that the White House says was brokered by Melania Trump began on 27 October in Russian-occupied Oleshky, so that aid can reach a flooded city of an estimated 1,700 to 2,000 people and civilians can leave.
  2. AnalysisSerbia: Students End Vučić’s 14-Year GripSerbia's Student List won the 25 October snap election with about 52.7% and 140 of 250 seats on preliminary results; a massacre in Taraba, Nigeria, killed at least 48 to 62 people; and the WEF ranks geoeconomic confrontation as the top global risk for 2026.
  3. NewsBurnham's Brexit "conversation" wobbles as Healey prepares his first BudgetNo 10 says the prime minister "isn't proposing a return to freedom of movement", as the Treasury trails five "everyday fixes" ahead of today's Budget.
  4. NewsHealey expected to lift minimum wage 3.9% to about £13.20, as youth-pay pledge appears to stallThe Times reports that 18 to 20-year-olds would get the same percentage rise as older workers; the Treasury declined to comment ahead of today's Budget.
  5. NewsFlorida's early vote is neck and neck by party, and one tracker calls it a "strong signal" for RepublicansMore than 3.3 million Floridians had voted by 27 October, with registered Republicans narrowly ahead, according to On Point Politics' tracker.
  6. NewsMusk backs Grok Bot's new tricks: Pages, a password Vault, 1Password sign-ins and phone controlsElon Musk shared a roundup of features that shipped on 22 and 23 October; here is what they do and what is still unconfirmed.