Sophie Ramis is a journalist who has written for various publications including Princeton Daily Clarion, Barron News Shield, KULR 8, Truth Publishing Co, Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal, Barron's, Albia Newspapers Inc, and more. Her work has covered a wide range of topics including international affairs, politics, legal cases, and sports events.
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Sophie Ramis covers a wide range of topics, primarily focusing on world affairs, government and politics. Her articles often involve evolving stories and breaking news, suggesting she is likely to be responsive to pitches that provide new angles or updates on ongoing global events.
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By: Valentin Rakovsky, Sophie Ramis
Germany's Foreign Minister visited Ukraine on Monday in a symbolic display of support but offered no concrete assurances as the war-battered country sounded the alarm over thousands of North Korean troops building up in Russia and diminishing foreign aid.
By: Daria Andriievska, Valentin Rakovsky, Sophie Ramis
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Thursday said it would be "unacceptable" for Europe to offer the Kremlin concessions to halt its invasion of Ukraine, after Moscow demanded the West enter direct talks on ending the war.
By: Valentin Rakovsky, Sophie Ramis
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Thursday said it would be "unacceptable" for Europe to offer the Kremlin concessions to halt its invasion of Ukraine, after Moscow demanded the West enter direct talks on ending the war.
Tags As featured on Russian bombardments of Ukrainian cities overnight killed at least one person and wounded more than three dozen
By: Clea Peculier, Sophie Ramis, Valentin Rakovsky
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By: Valentin Rakovsky, Sophie Ramis
Russia warned on Tuesday that it would respond after Ukraine fired longer-range US missiles at its territory for the first time, as President Vladimir Putin issued a nuclear threat on the 1,000th day of the war.
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