Igor Patrick is a US correspondent at South China Morning Post. He specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on agriculture and farming, as well as topics related to minerals, mining operations, and sustainable practices in Asia and LATAM. Igor's work has been featured in Newswav, MSN, South China Morning Post, and The Star Online.
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Igor Patrick's coverage heavily revolves around world affairs, government & politics, and finance & economy with a focus on China, Brazil, US-China Relations, South China Sea and International Relations. He frequently covers breaking news and announcements from governments worldwide.
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By: Igor Patrick
Central bank records show the swap balance fell to US$675 million as Washington pressed Buenos Aires to wind it down
By: Igor Patrick
Panama's foreign minister uses UN speech to help defuse tension after deterioration in Panama-China relations due to canal dispute
By: Igor Patrick
Panama’s foreign minister uses UN speech to help defuse tension after deterioration in Panama-China relations due to canal dispute.
By: Igor Patrick
Chinese support includes rice shipments and diplomatic backing as Trump administration ramps up sanctions and rhetoric.
By: Igor Patrick
Foreign Minister Wang Yi made the remark during a visit by his Brazilian counterpart, Mauro Vieira , who arrived in the Chinese capital this weekend for the fifth Global Strategic Dialogue between the two governments.
By: Igor Patrick
Recognition lifts a long-standing sanitary barrier, but an import quota in force since January caps how far Brazilian beef sales can grow
By: Igor Patrick
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva thanked China for clearing the country's beef of foot-and-mouth disease and fired a barb at US President
By: Igor Patrick
Foreign ministry rebutted Marco Rubio’s claim that Cuba sponsors terrorism and demanded an end to US sanctions on the island.
Foreign ministry rebutted Marco Rubio's claim that Cuba sponsors terrorism and demanded an end to US sanctions on the island
By: Igor Patrick
The president also branded Rubio a ‘frustrated Latino’ and vowed Brazil would ‘not be treated as an insignificant little republic’ by the US.
