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Robert Thomason
Correspondent
Robert Thomason is a journalist who has specialized in the environment, commodities and conflict. He is a former foreign news researcher for the Washington Post and was a writer for various sections of the newspaper. As an independent he worked for the National Geographic magazine, Bloomberg BNA, Natural Resources News Service and the Center for International Media Assistance.
Selected Insights by Robert
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For years, North Korean-led hackers allegedly slipped into the computers of banks around the world. -
Proposed US cryptocurrency regulations for virtual currencies has generated comments from users who say they're impractical and an assault on their rights. -
The anti-corruption chapter in a trade agreement forged between the US and Brazil is a step in the right direction to curb transnational white-collar crime. -
Recently, international lenders have extended debt relief to the world's poorest countries, but many of those countries are also among the world's most corrupt. -
Whistleblowers wishing to report fraud, bribery and other violations to the US Securities and Exchange Commission can still do so, and the commission will still process the reports in the face of coronavirus protection protocols, the SEC said.