Alex Wickham is a reporter for Bloomberg News, specializing in a wide range of topics including politics, international relations, and business. His work has been featured in various publications such as Yahoo News, Fortune, The Sydney Morning Herald, and TIME. Wickham's reporting provides insightful analysis and coverage of significant events and issues impacting the global community.
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Alex Wickham's primary focus is on government and politics, particularly in the UK and its international relations. He covers a wide range of topics related to political developments, announcements, and legal policy regulations. His articles often feature government announcements or discussions around legal policies.
If you are reaching out to Alex, consider providing insights into political events in the UK or global politics with a particular emphasis on official statements or regulatory changes. Additionally, pitches regarding Rishi Sunak's activities, migration issues concerning the UK, as well as political developments in Rwanda may be well received by him.
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By: Alberto Nardelli, Jennifer Jacobs, Alex Wickham
The US and its allies are concerned that the International Criminal Court may issue arrest warrants for Israeli officials just as the country is getting closer to a cease-fire agreement with Hamas, potentially jeopardizing a deal, people familiar with the matter said.
Russia is planning to target Moldova with a wave of so-called “hybrid” attacks in the run-up to its presidential election and referendum on joining the European Union later this year, according to people familiar with UK intelligence assessments.
Russia is planning to target Moldova with a wave of so-called “hybrid” attacks in the run-up to its presidential election and referendum on joining the European Union later this year, according to people familiar with UK intelligence assessments.
By: Katherine Griffiths, Simon Marks, Mohammed Alamin, Alex Wickham
The UAE has canceled meetings with London’s Lord Mayor and other British officials as a dispute deepened over the Persian Gulf nation’s alleged role in the civil war ravaging Sudan.
By: Mohammed Alamin, Alex Wickham, Katherine Griffiths, Simon Marks
The UAE has canceled meetings with London's Lord Mayor and other British officials as a dispute deepened over the Persian Gulf nation's alleged role in the civil war ravaging Sudan.
By: Ellen Milligan, Alex Wickham
Rishi Sunak urged Conservative Party faithful in a pre-election speech to take part in “the greatest comeback in political history,” a tacit admission of the long odds the prime minister faces in local votes across England this week.
By: Alex Wickham, Ellen Milligan
Rishi Sunak urged Conservative Party faithful in a pre-election speech to take part in “the greatest comeback in political history,” a tacit admission of the long odds the prime minister faces in local votes across England this week.
By: Jamie Nimmo, Katherine Griffiths, Benoit Berthelot, Alex Wickham
The Telegraph, one of Britain’s oldest and most influential newspapers, is back on the block after UAE-backed investment group RedBird IMI officially walked away from its proposed takeover following a political furor.
(Bloomberg) -- The UK government began detaining the first cohort of asylum seekers it intends to deport to Rwanda, the Home Office said, bringing Prime Minister Rishi Sunak a step closer to implementing his flagship migration policy.
By: Alex Wickham, Ellen Milligan
The department on Wednesday released images of immigration enforcement officers handcuffing migrants who it said had entered the country illegally. The first deportation flights will take place “in the next nine to eleven weeks,” it said in an emailed statement.
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