Joel Schectman
Enterprise Reporter at The Wall Street Journal
WSJ enterprise reporter - espionage, psyops, cyber and corruption. Ex-Reuters. Tell me your story. [email protected]/ DM me for signal.
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2 weeks ago |
wsj.com | Joshua Chaffin |Joel Schectman
It was Wednesday evening, around 9 p.m., and Ran Goldstein, a humanitarian aid worker for the Israeli charity IsraAID, had just finished a panel discussion at the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C. The theme: how organizations like his had managed to work in places like Gaza and Syria to alleviate suffering. “Every evening in Washington is like this,” Goldstein said, recalling the usual procession of cocktails, hors d’oeuvres and networking.
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3 weeks ago |
jp.wsj.com | Stephen Kalin |Eliot Brown |Joel Schectman
中東のカタールは米国の大統領専用機「エアフォースワン」向けに4億ドル（約584億円）のジャンボジェット機を寄贈する計画だが、これはペルシャ湾岸の小国がいかにして国の規模に見合わない外交的影響力を発揮してきたかを浮き彫りにしている。カタールには豊富な資金力と、それを使う覚悟がある。 カタールは、その豊富な天然ガス資源から得た数十億ドルを主に米国の軍や大学などに投じると同時に、ロビー活動への支出も拡大して、政策を自国に有利な方向に導いてきた。Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8
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3 weeks ago |
lopinion.fr | Stephen Kalin |Eliot Brown |Joel Schectman
Le Qatar compte offrir au président américain un avion d’une valeur de 400 millions de dollars pour remplacer l’Air Force One, un cadeau qui souligne la capacité de ce petit pays du Moyen-Orient à s’imposer avec diplomatie : il dispose d’une fortune colossale et n’hésite pas à s’en servir.
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3 weeks ago |
caixinglobal.com | Stephen Kalin |Eliot Brown |Joel Schectman
Subscribe to a bundle to unlock all coverage by Caixin Global and the WSJ. By Stephen Kalin, Eliot Brown and Joel Schectman (The Wall Street Journal) — Qatar’s potential plan to provide a $400 million jumbo jet to the U.S. to use as Air Force One underscores how the tiny Gulf state has managed to diplomatically punch above its weight for years: It has a lot of money and is willing to spend it.
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3 weeks ago |
wsj.com | Stephen Kalin |Eliot Brown |Joel Schectman
Qatar’s potential plan to provide a $400 million jumbo jet to the U.S. to use as Air Force One underscores how the tiny Gulf state has managed to diplomatically punch above its weight for years: It has a lot of money and is willing to spend it. The country’s ruling monarchy has showered billions of dollars derived from its vast natural gas reserves on U.S. institutions, mainly the military and universities, while ramping up spending on lobbyists to tilt policy in its favor.
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Floored to be a finalist w @Bing_Chris in @deadlineclub Daniel Pearl Award for our project on the Pentagon's COVID psyop that used misinfo to stoke fear of China's vaccine during the pandemic. Feels amazing to be in the running with these heavyweights. https://t.co/I7gndFl8oU https://t.co/M0xpGQdspZ
New: The CIA's coverup of its secert war against Castro from the Warren Commission, led to the widespread belief that the spy agency was behind JFK's killing. That "benign coverup" birthed today's MAGA "Deep State" narrative. https://t.co/FRdlLkPJMy
When I was young my dad took me to see JFK, a few years later, I read @geraldposner masterful “Case Closed”. For decades after I puzzled over those dueling narratives, the fever dream, the nature of truth. Honored to write this for WSJ https://t.co/0qelJd5rG2
