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Ben Aris predominantly covers government and politics, world affairs, finance, and economy with a focus on the European Union, trade, sanctions, Russia, and Ukraine. His articles often include data citations as well as government announcements. When reaching out to Ben Aris consider offering in-depth analysis of geopolitical events related to the EU or Eurasia region from experts familiar with economic policy-making or international relations. Additionally providing access to exclusive data insights may be valuable for his coverage.
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By: Ben Aris
The EU's ban on petroleum products refined from Russian crude oil in third countries has sharply reduced the flow of Russian-linked fuel into Europe, ...
Russia is enjoying an unexpected energy windfall from the conflict in Iran, but soaring oil revenues are proving insufficient to offset mounting ...
By: Ben Aris
Moldovan fugitive oligarch Ilan Shor has become one of the Kremlin's most important unofficial operatives in Moldova's domestic politics.
Below is the text of an article by Russia’s veteran Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov that was originally planned to be published in the ...
The efforts to bring the war in Ukraine to an end have stalled in the face of an escalating exchange of drone and missiles and the stalemated EU ...
This year’s St Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), Russia’s premier investment conference, was considered a flop as few ...
Ukraine's expanding drone campaign against Russia's oil industry is testing the Kremlin. Can it keep the domestic economy functioning after ...
Russia's brief fiscal reprieve from the Gulf war is already coming to an end. A surge in oil prices in the last months looked like it would bail
By: Ben Aris
The Russian government has been hit by a double whammy, forced to boost crude exports just as prices tumble following the reopening of the Strait of ...
By: Ben Aris
Tensions in the Kremlin are rising as the economy tanks and trust in the president is starting to wane . There is a growing consensus it's high time to end the war in Ukraine.
