Adriel Kasonta - Profile and Journalist Details

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Biography

Adriel Kasonta is a London-based journalist with a strong background in law, politics, business, economics, and excellent cross-cultural skills in the international space. Kasonta is a former research fellow and chairman of the International Affairs Committee at the oldest conservative think tank in the United Kingdom, the Bow Group. In this role, he authored a research paper titled “Reflections on the Revolution in Ukraine” that provides a first-hand account of the Maidan Uprising and its tragic aftermath. Kasonta was also the editor and leading author of a groundbreaking report on the long term geopolitical and economic impact of restrictive measures imposed by the collective West on Moscow titled “The Sanctions on Russia.” Furthermore, Kasonta was honoured to be invited by Lord Tebbit to author a research paper explaining philosophical and historical determinants underlying Brexit titled “British Euroscepticism,” which was published by the Bruges Group think tank. His opinion pieces, policy analysis, and interviews can be found at Forbes, Cato Institute, National Review, The Spectator, CapX, The National Interest (TNI), The American Conservative (TAC), The Hill, Antiwar.com, EurActiv, Policy Network, The Times of Israel, Nikkei Asia, Asia Times, South China Morning Post (SCMP), Beijing Review, China Daily, and China Global Television Network (CGTN), to name a few.

Content

Total articles 185

• The EU's tariff gamble on Chinese EVs

  By Adriel Kasonta

  Oct. 07, 2024

• Phil Donahue’s Cold War Legacy

  By Adriel Kasonta

  Sep. 25, 2024

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