Isabella Bengoechea is a Deputy World Editor at i. She specializes in aviation and aerospace, focusing on air travel, commercial airlines, and adventure travel, as well as consumer travel trends and destinations. Isabella's work has been featured in The i Paper, UnHerd, and MSN.
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Isabella's coverage demonstrates a focus on international conflicts, government announcements, and evolving stories in the areas of international conflicts, Middle East politics, and Russia. She appears to prioritize breaking news related to geopolitical events.
Given her focus on government & politics as well as crime and culture & society with an emphasis on international conflicts, she would likely be responsive to pitches from experts who can provide valuable insights into ongoing geopolitical issues in these regions. This could include analysts or scholars with deep expertise in international relations, security studies, or regional geopolitics.
As Isabella covers evolving stories and breaking news quite extensively within the context of global conflict zones such as the Middle East and Eastern Europe (Russia/Ukraine), sources should have real-time access to information or unique perspectives that contribute significantly to unfolding events for successful outreach.
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Ukraine has a Russian ballistic missile problem - and a plan to solve it
By: Isabella Bengoechea
Airlines that serve UK airports and carry British passengers still use Russian airspace despite the threat
By: Isabella Bengoechea, Emma Featherstone, Sophie Lam
British plane passengers have been warned of rising threats to air travel after President Volodymyr Zelensky said Russia's airspace was no longer safe and Moscow ramped up sabotage operations against airports across Europe.
By: Isabella Bengoechea
Local media is reporting growing indications that the pilot wanted to take control of the plane and crash it with the passengers on board
By: Isabella Bengoechea
A plane flying from Dubai to Israel plunged thousands of feet in less than a minute after the co-pilot reportedly tried to crash the aircraft, which Israel is treating as a suspected terror attack.
By: Isabella Bengoechea
Despite manpower disadvantages, Ukraine has quietly launched one of its biggest offensives of the year
By: Isabella Bengoechea
On an unremarkable day in May, in near-total secrecy, Ukraine quietly launched one of its most audacious fightbacks against Russia to date.
By: Isabella Bengoechea
European governments are understood to be quietly preparing for the growing possibility of a deadly and destabilising incident
By: Isabella Bengoechea
Fears are growing of a multiple-casualty event resulting from Russia's increasingly reckless sabotage attacks across continental Europe and the UK.
By: Isabella Bengoechea
Nato's top commander issued a stark warning this week, saying that his troops will destroy “anything and everything” involved if a country was “foolish enough” to launch an attack on its territory.
