MYSTERY FLIGHTS: Qatari Business on the French Riviera

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By Georgia Gee This is Whale Hunting, a newsletter delving into hidden worlds of wealth and power from the team at Project Brazen. Catch up on all Project Brazen’s work here, including Spy Valley (Tribeca Film Festival "Official Selection 2023"), our Gateway podcast about Europe's

By Georgia Gee

This is Whale Hunting, a newsletter delving into hidden worlds of wealth and power from the team at Project Brazen. Catch up on all Project Brazen’s work here, including Spy Valley (Tribeca Film Festival "Official Selection 2023"), our Gateway podcast about Europe's drug wars and The Closer, all about how deals change the world.

Hello and welcome back to Mystery Flights, where a lot of jet-setting is happening this summer. Here are some flights that have piqued our interest.

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Mystery Flights is our biweekly feature where we track the planes and jets of the world’s most powerful in collaboration with Dictator Alert. The flights raise many questions about where dictators and their governments are going. Feel free to reach out with context that could further unravel these journeys.

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