Benoit Faucon is a Reporter at the Wall Street Journal. He covers a diverse range of topics including conflict and war, geopolitics, and international affairs, with a focus on regions such as LATAM, North America, and APAC, as well as the aviation and aerospace industries. Benoit is also a co-author of "Un Cartel Nommé Daech" ("A Cartel Named Daech") and has been featured in prominent publications including The Australian, LiveMint, and Yahoo News.
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Benoit Faucon's coverage is heavily focused on the Middle East conflict, particularly involving Israel, Hamas, and Iran. His emphasis is on evolving stories and breaking news in the region with significant attention given to government announcements.
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By: Benoit Faucon, Georgi Kantchev, Rebecca Feng
Persian Gulf oil exports have surpassed prewar levels, as an improvised shipping system under U.S. protection is helping tankers move oil through one of Iran's fiercest waves of attacks in the Strait of Hormuz.
By: Rebecca Feng, Benoit Faucon, Georgi Kantchev
Experience and big paydays have created a more resilient tanker fleet. Oil traders worry it isn’t sustainable.
An improvised shipping system under U.S. protection is helping tankers move oil despite attacks in the Strait of Hormuz. Middle East oil flows, including shipments through Hormuz and alternative routes across the region, [topped prewar levels](https://www.wsj/world/middle-east/more-oil-is-now-c
By: Shelby Holliday, Benoit Faucon, Anat Peled, Summer Said
Efforts to revive talks come as the U.S. sends more warships to the region and Israel plans for possible attacks.
By: Benoit Faucon, Alex Ward
Tehran retains missile and drone stockpiles, and Washington is trying to move more servicemembers and diplomatic staff out of harm’s way.
Pakistan and Iraq have shut some border crossings, tightening the economic squeeze of the Navy blockade and air sanctions.
Iraq and Pakistan are cutting off some important land routes in and out of Iran, adding to the economic pressure on the regime after a U.S. naval
Pakistan and Iraq have shut some border crossings, tightening the economic squeeze of the Navy blockade and air sanctions.
By: Benoit Faucon, Summer Said, Anat Peled, Shelby Holliday
There are new signs that the American and Israeli militaries are preparing a potential wave of strikes to muscle Tehran to the negotiating table.
By: Benoit Faucon, Anat Peled, Shelby Holliday
There are new signs that the American and Israeli militaries are preparing a potential wave of strikes to muscle Tehran to the negotiating table.
