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Thibaut Dupuy

Washington, France
Washington International School

My Articles

Detroit in ruins
For many, the most sought after destination to visit in the United States is one associated with pristine beaches, glimmering oceans, and a shining sun. However, a few decades ago, this choice...
May 4, 2011

From DC to South Africa, games help fight HIV/AIDS
When two American soccer players were playing professionally in Zimbabwe, they couldn’t help but notice that their teammates were dying at a staggering rate from HIV/AIDS. Though the severity of...
Apr 15, 2010

A 'test of the world's compassion' in devasted Haiti
Born at l’Hopital du Canapé-Vert in Port-au-Prince, Haiti’s capital, Silvia Boulos was raised in the Caribbean country until she was sixteen. However, as a result of the unstable political...
Feb 27, 2010

High School Journalists Find Themselves Face-to-Face with Guyanese Head of State
Standing in front of Dr. Robert Lang's origami masterpiece, President Bharrat Jagdeo of Guyana emphatically voiced his displeasure with the world's lack of attention to a global crisis: the...
Oct 24, 2009

My News Roundups

Short summaries of the top global news. Thibaut Dupuy has contributed 10, including:

Assange heads to court to face sexual abuse charges
Julian Assange, the controversial founder of Wikileaks went to court today to see whether or not he would be extradited to his native Sweden for charges of sexual abuse.

Chipotle feels the heat after Immigration issues
More than half of the staff at popular fast-food restaurant, were discovered to have been working as illegal immagrants in the state of Minesotta. Chipotle's restaurants in Washington, DC and Virginia are subject to investigation, sparking debate.

Assange heads to court for sexual abuse charges
Julian Assange, the controversial founder of Wikileaks went to court today to see whether or not he would be extradited to his native Sweden for charges of sexual abuse. He was quoted as saying that the accusations were "empty."

Floods thrash through Brazil
Deadly mudslides and floods have taken the lives of upwards of 400 people in Brazil, and represent an extreme risk for those still living. The country has been plagued by torrential rain ever since January 1.

American-Made Device Tests Namibian Airport Security
A few days ago, there was a big scare at Namibia's airport after a suspicious laptop bag containing a detonator and clock destined for Berlin was found. Turns out that this bad was a ‘real test’ suitcase, built to test security measures.

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