Isabella Bengoechea is the Deputy World Editor at i. She specializes in general assignment news, world affairs, government and politics, and culture, covering topics such as elections, public policy, and international affairs. Isabella's work has been featured in The i Paper, UnHerd, and MSN.
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Isabella's coverage demonstrates a focus on international conflicts, government announcements, and evolving stories in the areas of international conflicts, Middle East politics, and Russia. She appears to prioritize breaking news related to geopolitical events.
Given her focus on government & politics as well as crime and culture & society with an emphasis on international conflicts, she would likely be responsive to pitches from experts who can provide valuable insights into ongoing geopolitical issues in these regions. This could include analysts or scholars with deep expertise in international relations, security studies, or regional geopolitics.
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When Vladimir Putin met Xi Jinping last month, not even the extraordinary spectacle could hide the glaring disappointment of the visit for the Russian president.
By: Isabella Bengoechea
The war is at a turning point. Kyiv is finally daring to hope
How Ukraine is obliterating Russian ground-based air systems and radars
Vladimir Putin is facing growing political danger as Russia's air defences fail to shield the country from Ukraine's mass drone attacks.
By: Isabella Bengoechea
Scattered off the east coast, there are so many isles that you can paddle or sail out and often have one to yourself for the day
By: Isabella Bengoechea
As Donald Trump dominated conversations at last week's Nato summit in Ankara, a striking win for the UK went largely under the radar.
As Kyiv ramps up attacks on Moscow's war machine, it is looking to an enticing — and ever more attainable — target
Amid a war where Russia is committing near-daily war crimes, a viral video of a Ukrainian street vendor has sparked a firestorm of revulsion. The footage released by Ukrainian police shows a man, identified by local authorities as Yuriy, 52, a vegetable seller in the southern city of Kherson. Standing by his market van, Yuriy spots a Russian first-person-view (FPV) drone buzzing overhead and runs to hide behind the vehicle. But the drone flies after him, chasing him around his van, before it dives at him and explodes. The calculated attack is the latest example of a campaign of terror […]
The Russian President is facing his worst August in years thanks to his ill-judged war
Ukraine has a Russian ballistic missile problem - and a plan to solve it
