Anthony Grant is an Editor at Global Finance Herald. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, regional interest, and world news, with a particular focus on the Russia-Ukraine War, Joe Biden, and developments in New York and Russia. His work has been featured in notable publications such as NewsBreak, The New York Sun, and City of Basketball Love.
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Anthony Grant's coverage predominantly focuses on world affairs and government & politics, particularly international relations. He seems to be interested in evolving stories, legal policy regulation, and breaking news related to these topics. Therefore, he would likely value pitches that provide expert analysis or insider perspectives on ongoing geopolitical events such as conflicts, international agreements/disagreements, and political developments in regions like Europe, Ukraine, Israel etc.
Given his focus on evolving stories and breaking news within the realm of world affairs and politics with an emphasis on European Union matters among others,it is important for PR professionals to pitch timely insights that offer new perspectives or updates related to the evolving situations covered by Anthony Grant.
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A former telecom man, Thierry Breton, apparently has nothing better to do than fire off missives to Elon Musk.
When a lovelorn shopper spots another upside down pineapple in another person’s cart, that's when the magic happens.
By: Anthony Grant
A student of college basketball since his early days, McKie was well aware of the Flyers’ reputation as a program, with 20-win seasons a regularity and trips to the NCAA Tournament coming with some frequency.
Popularity of the new prime minister plummets 45 points since July, with barely a quarter of voters approving of the job he is doing.
Political forces coalesce to try to tackle an escalating crisis in which, among the European capitals, Rome is leading the way.
By: Evgeniy Maloletka, Anthony Grant
October can be full of surprises, but a quick fix for the war in Ukraine is unlikely to be one of them.
At Madison Square Garden, the former Democratic and independent presidential candidate unloads on Democrats as agents of war and censorship.
Beyond her professional accomplishments, Guilfoyle could add a dash of glamour to an underestimated diplomatic post.
By: Anthony Grant
Turkey, amid an alphabet soup of regional players in and around Syria, is the biggest and also the most stubborn.
After Assad’s ouster earlier this month, Ankara is keener than ever to exploit energy resources under the Mediterranean Sea.
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