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Georgi Kantchev is a foreign correspondent for The Wall Street Journal covering the intersection of geopolitics, economics and energy in the Middle East.

Previously, Georgi was stationed in Berlin, writing about the global implications of the Ukraine war. Earlier, he was based in Moscow, writing about Russia, the region and the conflict in Ukraine. Georgi joined the Journal in London in 2014, where he covered energy and financial markets.

In 2025, Georgi was a Pulitzer Prize finalist and winne…

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WSJ ⟩ Nafta hind tegi viimaste aastate suurima hüppe: turg ei usu, et Hormuzi väina sõjaeelne olukord taastub

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By Ryan Dezember Verified, Georgi Kantchev Verified, Rebecca Feng
| Postimees Verified
Päevatoimetaja: Urho Meister urho.meister@postimees.ee Saada vihje THE WALL STREET JOURNAL TELLIJALE Artikli sisu pärineb partnerväljaandest The Wall Street Journal. Turgudel pole Hormuzi väina avanemisse usku, mistõttu nafta hind jätkab tõusmist. Foto: RAZIEH POUDAT/AP/SCANPIX Loe kokkuvõtet Naftaturud ja Lähis-Ida tootjariigid näivad kohanevat uue reaalsusega: Hormuzi väinas ei loodeta enam sõjaeelse tavaolukorra taastumist.
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Oil Surges Most Since 2020, Reflecting Bet That Strait Won’t Go Back to Normal

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By Ryan Dezember Verified, Georgi Kantchev Verified, Rebecca Feng
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Updated July 13, 2026 6:58 pm ET The Strait of Hormuz in April. Asghar Besharati/Getty Images Oil markets and Middle East producers appear to be aligning around a new reality: The Strait of Hormuz is no longer expected to return to a prewar norm.
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Oil surges most since 2020, reflecting bet that strait won't go back to normal

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By Georgi Kantchev Verified, Rebecca Feng, Ryan Dezember Verified
| MSN Verified
Georgi Kantchev, Rebecca Feng, Ryan Dezember Oil markets and Middle East producers appear to be aligning around a new reality: The Strait of Hormuz is no longer expected to return to a prewar norm.
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