Eric Reguly is the European bureau chief of The Globe and Mail, a Canadian newspaper. He is also the author of "Ghosts of War: Chasing My Father's Legend Through Vietnam." His work focuses on European news and events, including topics such as business, politics, and climate change.
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Eric Reguly's coverage indicates a strong focus on government and politics, particularly within the context of international relations. He also covers topics related to business and industry, finance and economy, as well as energy.
Given his interest in government announcements and legal policy regulation, he may be receptive to pitches that offer expert commentary or analysis on political developments with global implications. Additionally, given his coverage of electric vehicles and climate change among other topics such as luxury food, Italy, coal, Ukraine conflict; he might find value in insights from experts who can provide nuanced perspectives on these complex issues.
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Israel's escalating conflict with Hezbollah has left many Syrians in dire straits, and some have decided the homeland they left in the 2010s is now the safer place to be
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The new โฌ7.3-billion Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Ltd. (CATL) battery plant, one of the top producers of batteries for electric vehicles, under construction on Sept. 24 in Debrecen, Hungary.
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This picture taken from Lebanon's southern city of Tyre shows smoke billowing following an Israeli air strike on the village of Zibqin on Oct. 14, amid the continuing war between Hezbollah and Israel.
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Even if Israel and Iran were to get truly ugly with one another, a genuine oil crisis that would push prices to, say, US$120, seems unlikely, though not impossible
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A refugee crisis is brewing as conflict uproots hundreds of thousands of people, bringing crowding and sectarian strife to the capital
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If Israel and Iran ratchet up their missile volleys, economic risk will certainly rise too
European automakers are losing market share in China and sales and profits are slumping in their home market as Chinese electric vehicles that are affordable find buyers who canโt afford an electric Audi
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