Arkady Ostrovsky is an award-winning author and journalist who leads The Economist’s coverage of Russia’s war against Ukraine. He has three decades of experience in reporting and analysing affairs in Russia, Ukraine, and the former Soviet Union. His work has influenced Western policy and thinking about the region. Arkady joined The Economist in 2007 after a decade with The Financial Times. He frequently appears on television and radio globally and speaks at events on topics such as US-Russian relations, the war in Ukraine, and Russia’s domestic politics. He holds a doctorate in English Literature from Cambridge University, and his book The Invention of Russia won the 2016 Orwell Prize.
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What topics does Arkady Ostrovsky specialise in?
Arkady Ostrovsky specialises in discussing journalism, international relations, Russian affairs and more.
What is Arkady Ostrovsky's speaking style like?
Arkady delivers insightful analysis with clarity and authority, drawing on decades of experience. His engaging presentations on complex topics resonate well, making him a sought-after speaker in global discussions.
Does Arkady Ostrovsky offer virtual speaking engagements?
Yes, Arkady Ostrovsky offers virtual speaker bookings for webinars, online conferences, and remote or distributed team engagements.
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