Ian Lovett is a Mint Author at the Wall Street Journal. He covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on security and law enforcement, as well as events and conferences. Ian's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The New York Times, MarketWatch, and Yahoo Finance.
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Ian Lovett's coverage primarily focuses on evolving stories and breaking news related to government, politics, and conflict in Ukraine. His articles often delve into the ongoing tensions between Ukraine and Russia.
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By: Amanda Coletta, Ian Lovett
The U.S., Mexico and Canada have different mascots, marketing campaigns and policies for fans at a politically tense time.
The U.S., Mexico and Canada have different mascots, marketing campaigns and policies for fans at a politically tense time.
By: Ian Lovett, Anastasiia Malenko
Russia is ramping up attacks on grain shipments while Ukraine is striking oil tankers, putting global markets on edge.
KYIV, Ukraine—The Black Sea, a hub for global grain trade and Ukraine's lifeline to the world economy, has been transformed this summer.
With demand for the interceptors growing in the Middle East, the Ukrainian capital is now more exposed to Russian attacks.
KYIV, Ukraine—Russia launched a massive missile and drone attack on Kyiv, the latest in a string of assaults on Ukraine's capital, which has been left exposed this summer by the global shortage of Patriot air-defense missiles.
By: Ian Lovett
A bastion of democratic stability grapples with the fallout of a surge in narcotics trafficking.
LIMÓN, Costa Rica—Once a beacon of democratic stability in a region beset by lawlessness, Costa Rica is facing a surge in drug violence that threatens to upend the country's political system.
By: Ian Lovett
Estonia says the fight with Moscow has already begun but doesn’t see signs of an imminent invasion.
NARVA, Estonia—This city on the eastern edge of NATO territory could be ground zero for fears of a Russian invasion.
