Palestine Action: The sabotage experts turning heads across the business world
Palestine Action has been taking unprecedented action against Israel-based Elbit Systems in the UK, but the group says it has only just got started.
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Sebastian Shehadi
Sebastian Shehadi is political editor and senior editor at Investment Monitor and a contributing writer for the New Statesman. He joined from the Financial Times, where he was an editor at fDi Magazine. He takes special interest in tourism, tier-two cities, green energy, real estate and emerging markets, and has written for the FT, the BBC, Sifted and Middle East Eye. Prior to his career in journalism, Sebastian served as a political risk analyst at Citibank.
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Hong Kong’s devastating brain drain is Singapore’s gain
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