Anastasia Stognei is a Russia Correspondent at the Financial Times. Her reporting primarily focuses on the economic aftermath of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, with an emphasis on energy policy, sanctions evasion, and living standards. Anastasia's work has been featured in notable publications including Luxembourg Times, The Manila Times, The Irish Times, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Anastasia Stognei's coverage predominantly focuses on world affairs, particularly events and developments related to Russia and Ukraine, with substantial attention given to finance and economy. Her articles reflect a preference for evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements.
Given the emphasis on world affairs and finance/economy topics in her coverage, she would likely be interested in expert commentary from individuals who can provide insight into geopolitical developments impacting these regions or offer analysis of economic factors influencing international relations.
Furthermore, considering the focus on evolving stories and breaking news as well as government announcements within her articles, pitches should aim to provide timely perspectives or exclusive insights on ongoing political or economic events in Russia/Ukraine.
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Shutdowns have made one of the world’s most online nations resort to cash, paper maps and pet cams
By: Anastasia Stognei, Max Seddon
By: Fabrice Deprez, Anastasia Stognei
Fuel shortages are plaguing Russian-occupied peninsula that is ‘very easy to capture and very hard to keep’
By: Max Seddon, Anastasia Stognei
Elvira Nabiullina has been a no-show at several recent high-profile events, sparking speculation about a shake-up
By: Max Seddon, Anastasia Stognei
Elvira Nabiullina was a no-show at several recent high-profile events, sparking speculation about a shake-up
Ukrainian drones force residents in Russian capital to seek shelter for first time
By: Anastasia Stognei, Alan Smith, Max Seddon, Christopher Miller
Kyiv’s intensified drone campaign is spurring Russia’s worst fuel crisis in decades
Kyiv’s campaign against energy infrastructure leads to long queues for fuel, with Cossacks deployed to stop fights
By: Ryohtaroh Satoh, Anastasia Stognei, Rachel Millard
Ukraine drone strikes have hammered Russia’s refineries
By: Verity Ratcliffe, Anastasia Stognei
Europe purchased almost all the LNG produced by the Yamal facility in the first half of 2026 ahead of import ban
