Senior Editor (China And Global Affairs)
Katie Stallard is a senior editor (China and global affairs) at the New Statesman. She specializes in conflict and war, current affairs, and geopolitics, drawing on her extensive experience as a foreign correspondent in Russia and China. Katie has been featured in prominent publications such as The Times, Evening Standard, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Katie Stallard's focus is mainly on world affairs and government & politics, with a significant emphasis on expert commentary. Her coverage suggests she would likely be most receptive to pitches providing insightful analysis or commentary from experts in the fields of international relations, diplomacy, regional conflicts, leadership dynamics, and political campaigns.
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It seems that Katie does not have a specific geographic focus but instead covers global issues. Therefore, topics should reflect this broad international perspective rather than being limited to any specific region.
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Cuba is not Venezuela. A military operation to topple its regime would be a massive gamble
By: Katie Stallard
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Nato is struggling to adapt to the rapidly changing nature of warfare
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North Korea's leader is the quiet winner of our age of instability
Far from a vision of “peace through strength,” the US's peace deal with Iran is a display of calamity through hubris
By: Katie Stallard
Nature had reasserted itself; marine scientists marvelled at the speed of algal growth
But this does not mean he is planning to back down
5. Putin can no longer hide the consequences of his war - Katie Stallard
But he may not want one
