Trump’s Threat Over an Imaginary Currency Risks Backfiring on the U.S. Dollar—After his 100% tariffs warning to Brics nations, some economists say Trump risks accelerating pursuit of alternatives to the greenback Georgi Kantchev Chelsey Dulaney wsj.com/finance/curren…

Honored to accompany Evan Gershkovich⁩ back to the ⁦The Wall Street Journal⁩ front page — with a story on the agency that detained him and turned Russia into a police state With the all time greats ⁦Evan Gershkovich⁩ ⁦Joe Parkinson⁩ ⁦drew hinshaw⁩ wsj.com/world/russia/e…

Beneath its desolate, icy expanse, Greenland holds huge untapped reserves of key raw minerals. Good luck getting them out of the ground. wsj.com/world/greenlan…

Congratulations to The Wall Street Journal, winners of The William Worthy Award at the 86th Annual Overseas Press Club for their extensive international reporting, including “Exposing Putin’s Police State – From Inside a Russian Prison and Beyond.” Read more here: opcofamerica.org/2024-opc-award…

Very humbled to see our The Wall Street Journal coverage of Russia has won the Overseas Press Club's William Worthy Award. Part of an excellent team: Thomas Grove Joe Parkinson Evan Gershkovich, Aruna Viswanatha, Bojan Pancevski, Dan Michaels, Georgi Kantchev. 🙏

Honored to have been a finalist for the Pulitzer, alongside an excellent team, most notably Evan Gershkovich, who reported from a Russian jail.

Proud to be part of a The Wall Street Journal team named a Pulitzer Prize Finalist for International Reporting for our investigation into the inner workings of Russia’s secret services. Especially to share this honor with Evan Gershkovich pulitzer.org/finalists/22668

NEW BOOK ANNOUNCEMENT🚨 Let us tell you a story about this young girl in Harry Potter shoes–an Argentine who was set to start 6th grade last summer when she was whisked onto a CIA jet with her mom Sophie didn’t know her family was Russian–or their place in a global shadow war

NEW BOOK ANNOUNCEMENT🚨 Let us tell you a story about this young girl in Harry Potter shoes–an Argentine who was set to start 6th grade last summer when she was whisked onto a CIA jet with her mom Sophie didn’t know her family was Russian–or their place in a global shadow war

Israel-Iran Conflict Spurs China to Reconsider Russian Gas Pipeline—Power of Siberia 2 project has been stalled for years, but Beijing is concerned about reliability of oil and gas from Middle East Georgi Kantchev Lingling Wei 魏玲灵 wsj.com/world/china-ru… wsj.com/world/china-ru…

Russia-China talks on Siberia 2 have dragged on for years. One reason China has given is that China limits the import of oil and gas from a single country to 20% Now it’s back on the table. With ⁦Georgi Kantchev⁩ wsj.com/world/china-ru…

Switzerland thought it was getting a deal. Trump gave it one of the world's highest tariffs instead. Our look at how Switzerland got caught in a superpower’s trade war. “Even if the Swiss drink bourbon every day the trade deficit is not going to change.” wsj.com/economy/trade/…

“Our chocolate and watches don’t endanger U.S. manufacturing.” In a land famed for its neutrality and order, the Swiss reacted with shock and confusion to Trump’s decision to impose a 39% tariff—higher than all but three nations  wsj.com/economy/trade/…

“Many in 🇨🇭now wonder whether Switzerland’s go-it-alone stance in the world should be jettisoned for a closer relationship with the European Union, which struck a more advantageous 15% rate with Trump.” “We’re a small country, we’re extremely vulnerable.” wsj.com/economy/trade/…

Could the U.S. have saved Alexei Navalny? The first excerpt of our book “SWAP” features an Oscar-winning filmmaker negotiating with a Russian spy in a white Rolls Royce convertible in Monaco. More Ian Fleming than John Le Carré, yet somehow all true. wsj.com/world/russia/n…

Very excited to share this, the very first excerpt of our forthcoming, all-too-true secret history of how America trades prisoners with Vladimir Putin: SWAP.