Vera Bergengruen is a National Security Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, international affairs, and security policy, with a focus on regional interests in North America, Latin America, and the Asia-Pacific. Vera's work has been featured in various outlets including Yahoo News, TIME, and AOL, Inc.
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Vera Bergengruen's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with a strong emphasis on evolving stories. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, including the Ukraine-Russia conflict, technology, security challenges, influence operations, and political developments related to various countries.
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Will Lawrence looks like the poster child for Republican attacks in the midterm elections.
By: Shelby Holliday, Alex Ward, Vera Bergengruen
The intelligence comes as the Trump administration prepares to restart military operations against Iran.
By: Alexander Ward, Shelby Holliday, Vera Bergengruen
WASHINGTON—U. S. intelligence suggests Iranian preparations to attack Americans throughout the Middle East have reached “advanced stages,” prompting
By: Kejal Vyas, Vera Bergengruen
Dinorah Figuera is leading U.S.-backed talks on Venezuela’s democratic future, even as Trump embraces the officials she wants to replace.
By: Kejal Vyas, Vera Bergengruen
CARACAS—When Dinorah Figuera first sat down for talks on restoring democratic institutions here, she faced one of the most powerful figures in the autocratic regime that drove her into exile.
By: Kejal Vyas, José de Córdoba, Vera Bergengruen
Her surprise arrival threatens to complicate President Trump’s plans for Venezuela as she pushes for presidential elections.
By: José de Córdoba, Kejal Vyas, Vera Bergengruen
Venezuelan opposition leader MarĂa Corina Machado returned home Sunday after nearly 11 months in exile, putting new pressure on the U.S.-backed
By: Vera Bergengruen, Silvina Frydlewsky, Samantha Pearson
Bolsonaro, under Supreme Court investigation for alleged financial crimes that he denies, was barred from leaving Brazil after his election loss
By: Vera Bergengruen, Samantha Pearson, Philip Wegmann, Ryan Dube
After losing Brazil’s election, Flávio Bolsonaro fled to Miami in an elaborate operation aided by Trump’s inner circle and Argentina’s president, Javier Milei.
By: Philip Wegmann, Ryan Dubé, Samantha Pearson, Vera Bergengruen
Less than 24 hours after losing Brazil's presidential election, Flávio Bolsonaro appeared to vanish into a convoy of four dark cars.
