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| − | |description=Integrity Initiative UK journalist
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| − | |nationality=French
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| − | |birth_date=29 May 1966
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| − | '''Natalie Nougayrède''' is a journalist and nationbuilder for the British intelligence media network [[Integrity Initiative]]
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| − | ==Early life and education==
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| − | Nougayrède was born in Dijon, France on 29 May 1966. Nougayrède grew up in the UK and Canada, where he attended bilingual schools taught in French and English. In Canada, she also learned the Russian language <ref>https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natalie_Nougayr%C3%A8de</ref> (how? where? Russian language courses on a CV are often intelligence related) She graduated from the [[Institut d’Études Politiques]] de Strasbourg in 1988 and the [[Centre de Formation des Journalistes]] in 1990.
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| − | ==Career==
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| − | Nougayrède first began reporting in 1991 and covered topics in Eastern Europe, having a conspicuously fast career start, working for the big media outlets [[BBC]] and [[Liberation]] right out of school. She became known for her coverage of Russian news and won two awards, the 2004 Prix de la Presse Diplomatique and the 2005 Albert Londres Prize, for her coverage on the [[Second Chechen War]] and the [[Beslan school siege]] for [[Liberation]] and [[RFI]]. It is not known if she also did reports for Western intelligence services during this war, where the Chechen separatists received covert support from Western countries, but she was later outed as part of the intelligence media network [[Integrity Initiative]].
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| − | Natalie Nougayrede joined [[Le Monde]] in 1997, where she was [[editor]], but resigned after 14 months, "with staff complaining about her ‘[[Putin]]esque tendencies’. Ouch."<ref>https://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/you/article-4858780/Why-women-throw-away.html</ref><ref>https://www.chathamhouse.org/europe-conference/2018/speakers/natalie-nougayrede#</ref> | |
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| − | After resigning from Le Monde, Nougayrède became a an editorial board member and columnist at the British newspaper [[The Guardian]], as well as the editor of its "Europe Now" section.<ref>
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| − | ==Integrity Initiative==
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| − | Natalie Nougayrede is mentioned as a nationbuilder [[https://wikispooks.com/wiki/Document:Nationbuilder_People]] in the Integrity Initiative leaks. The French citizen might have been chosen as the core of a Integrity Initiative cell (cluster) in France.
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| − | ==Connections==
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| − | * [[European Council on Foreign Relations]]
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| − | *She is also a Richard von Weizsacker Fellow at the [[Robert Bosch Academy]].
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