Mark Urban is a Business Writer at various esteemed publications including BBC World, The Telegraph, and Yahoo News. He covers a range of topics such as regional interest and world news, with a focus on LATAM, security and law enforcement, and general assignment news, often delving into significant issues like the Russia-Ukraine War and market dynamics. Mark's work has been featured in BBC News, Traverse City Record-Eagle, and The Times.
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Mark Urban's coverage focuses on local events, businesses, and community achievements in the Traverse City area of Michigan. His articles predominantly feature press releases, event coverage, and private sector announcements related to business activities and local happenings.
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Troop shortages and fatigue may force a reluctant Putin and Zelensky to the negotiating table. Who’ll make the first move, asks Mark Urban, as he joins The Sunday Times
The US president has been vague about what victory looks like for both allies, leaving their leaders to pursue their own agendas
Should the president plunge America into conflict weeks before an election or step back altogether? The stakes could hardly be higher
Israel’s strikes on Iran are intended to reset deterrence between the countries, preventing a wider war while, somehow, allowing both sides to save face.If that sounds like mission impossible, it is
By: Jack Feeney, Mark Urban, Pauline Den Hartog Jager
Mark Urban examines what the autocratic governments in Iran, Russia, North Korea and China have to gain from a Donald Trump or Kamala Harris win
Debt, the risk of a trade war and volatility in the Middle East and Ukraine may threaten the next administration’s ability to get its own way
Putin’s nuclear sabre-rattling has a clear eye on future talks, and an increasingly war-weary Ukraine may be ready to sit down too
By: Mark Urban, Heather Elliott
Our security expert was at the inquiry to hear how Russian agents planted the novichok that killed Dawn Sturgess — and how they were unmasked
The Turkish president backed the right militants — and now juicy reconstruction contracts, the return of refugees and a chance to crush his Kurdish enemies are his potential prize
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