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Ben Aris predominantly covers government and politics, world affairs, finance, and economy with a focus on the European Union, trade, sanctions, Russia, and Ukraine. His articles often include data citations as well as government announcements. When reaching out to Ben Aris consider offering in-depth analysis of geopolitical events related to the EU or Eurasia region from experts familiar with economic policy-making or international relations. Additionally providing access to exclusive data insights may be valuable for his coverage.
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The EU is trying to organise a new Ukraine loan of roughly €45bn to cover about two-thirds of Ukraine's €70bn funding gap next year, as the EU's
By: Ben Aris
UzNIF has made Uzbekistan investable for international funds for the first time, Marius Dan of fund manager Franklin Templeton told IntelliNews in an ...
A US naval blockade has cut Iran's oil exports to a trickle and pushed inflation near 90%, but may not force Tehran to concede, Capital Economics ...
Russia is a minor trading partner for Serbia, but its gas supplies and ownership stakes in key energy assets give Moscow influence that Belgrade ...
By: Ben Aris
Serbia's election-winning Student List plans to stop arms exports to war zones, including sales through Western middlemen that pass Serbian ...
A US naval blockade has cut Iran's oil exports to a trickle and pushed inflation near 90%, but may not force Tehran to concede, Capital Economics argued on October 27.
Europe has broken its isolation of Russia after Finnish President Alexander Stubb and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store spoke to Vladimir
A surge of stay-at-home voters ended Aleksandar Vucic’s Serbian Progressive Party’s 14 years in government on October 25, as a late turnout jump ...
Croatia's economy will keep growing at 2.1% this year and next despite a second-quarter slowdown, while inflation stays well above target, Raiffeisen Research said in a note on October 27.
President Vladimir Putin said efforts to exclude Russia from global gas markets would raise costs for consumers, addressing the Gas Exporting ...
