Patrick Sykes is a journalist who writes for various publications including Bloomberg News, Yahoo Finance, and The Spokesman-Review. With a focus on international affairs and economic sanctions, Patrick's articles provide insightful analysis and reporting on geopolitical tensions and their impact on global markets.
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Patrick Sykes primarily covers breaking and evolving news stories related to politics, world affairs, and government & politics. His articles focus on the Middle East tensions with a specific focus on Iran.
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Iran denied interfering in Lebanese affairs after comments by a senior official sparked a political backlash in Beirut, in a rare rift between the two countries.
By: Patrick Sykes, Alberto Nardelli, Alex Longley
One of the energy market’s open questions since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has been who’s insuring the tankers moving Moscow’s petroleum against the risk of a catastrophic oil spill.
By: Patrick Sykes, Katarina Hoije
Turkey and Niger signed a provisional pact to boost cooperation in mining, a sign of closer ties between the countries as new powers jostle for access to the West African nation’s uranium resources.
(Bloomberg) -- A Turkish gas trader is starting a currency exchange business to ease unsanctioned trade between Russia and Turkey, showing firms
By: Patrick Sykes, Taylan Bilgic
Years of runaway inflation are testing the physical limits of Turkey’s cash-centric economy as its biggest banknotes become increasingly inadequate to cover even daily spending.
By: Taylan Bilgic, Patrick Sykes
Years of runaway inflation are testing the physical limits of Turkey's cash-centric economy as its biggest banknotes become increasingly inadequate to cover even daily spending.
Iran said it will increase the number of centrifuges in its nuclear program in response to a censure by the United Nations' nuclear watchdog, ratcheting up tensions with the West just days after it signaled a willingness to ease them.
By: Patrick Sykes, Ercan Ersoy
Azerbaijan’s state energy company Socar is in discussions to sell its natural gas distribution business in Turkey.
(Bloomberg) -- Iran said it will increase its nuclear fuel-making capacity after it was censured by the United Nations atomic watchdog, ratcheting up tensions with the West just days after it signaled a willingness to ease them.
By: Patrick Sykes, Jonathan Tirone
(Bloomberg) -- Iran said it will increase its nuclear fuel-making capacity after it was censured by the United Nations atomic watchdog, ratcheting up tensions with the West just days after it signaled a willingness to ease them.Most Read from BloombergTrump Promises Could Have Seismic Impact on Washington EconomyTokyo’s Scorching Summers Focus Public Anger Against Tree CuttingParis to Replace Parking Spaces With TreesNYC Mayor Adams Names Jessica Tisch to Lead Police Head Amid ProbesNew York’s T
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