Ian Lovett is a Mint Author at the Wall Street Journal. He covers a range of topics including the Russia-Ukraine War, aviation and aerospace, and security and law enforcement, often focusing on regional interests and global news. Ian's work has been featured in The New York Times, MarketWatch, and LiveMint, among other prominent publications.
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Ian Lovett's coverage primarily focuses on evolving stories and breaking news related to government, politics, and conflict in Ukraine. His articles often delve into the ongoing tensions between Ukraine and Russia.
To effectively reach out to Ian, consider providing insights or new developments related to Ukrainian government policies, geopolitical dynamics with Russia, or updates on conflicts in the region. Additionally, pitches that offer exclusive interviews with key political figures from Ukraine or Russia may also capture his attention.
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Polls show that support for some kind of negotiations with Moscow has been growing but the military remains skeptical.
By: Moses Sawasawa, Ian Lovett
An earlier strain of the virus was concentrated among adult men. Now it is moving quickly between children, and in many cases it is proving fatal.
By: Nikita Nikolaienko, Ian Lovett, Svet Jacqueline
Drone attacks in the city of Kherson have made any time outdoors, even for a grocery run or a cigarette break, potentially deadly.
Drone attacks in the city of Kherson have made any time outdoors, even for a grocery run or a cigarette break, potentially deadly.
The first strike, against an ammunition depot, comes days after the U.S. authorized the use of ATACMS on Russian territory.
By: Ian Lovett, Nikita Nikolaienko, Serhii Korovayny
Moscow’s forces have launched a massive counteroffensive to retake land in the Kursk region, a potential bargaining chip for Kyiv.
By: Ian Lovett
Moscow's forces have launched a massive counteroffensive to retake land in the Kursk region, a potential bargaining chip for Kyiv.
In a shift, the Ukrainian president indicates he would accept a cease-fire with Russia if his country obtains NATO membership.
By: Serhii Korovayny, Ian Lovett, Nikita Nikolaienko
While Russia is mass-producing machinery at state-owned industries, Ukraine has spawned hundreds of entrepreneur-led defense startups by slashing regulation and cutting taxes.
While Russia is mass-producing machinery at state-owned industries, Ukraine has spawned hundreds of entrepreneur-led defense startups by slashing regulation and cutting taxes.
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