The British Journalist Aris Roussinos and his wife have a one-year-old child named Constantine Roussinos. Learn more about his career and family.

Aris Roussinos is a British journalist who focuses on nationalism, revolution, war, and ethnic tensions. Since the beginning of the Arab Spring, he has extensively covered civil conflicts and processes across the Middle East and Africa.

Aris Roussino Wife: Who Is She?

Aris Roussino is married. However, the high confidentiality he maintained did not lead the media to know whom he got married with.

On Aris’ Twitter, he posted a picture of his newly born adorable child, introducing Constantine Roussinos.

Roussino posted the picture on July 21, 2020.

Aris Roussino Age

Aris’s age and birth date have not been revealed yet due to his privacy.

His nationalities are both British and Greek.

Aris Roussino Wikipedia Explored

Aris has an official Wikipedia page where you may learn more about him.

According to his Wikipedia, Aris Roussinos is a journalist, former war correspondent, and UnHerd’s Contributing Editor. He was once a journalist for Vice News.

Aris studied at Haberdashers’ Aske’s Boys’ School, Durham University, where he studied Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology in 2004. He then studied Master of Science in Social and Cultural Anthropology from the University of Oxford in 2005.

Aris also studied to be an army officer. He received the Rory Peck Award for News in 2013 for his report Ground Zero Mali: The Battle of Gao.

Roussinos traveled extensively with anti-government forces in Libya and Syria and Mali, Sudan, South Sudan, and Lebanon during the Arab Spring.

Rebels: My Life Behind Enemy Lines with Warlords, his first book, was released in 2014, which presents the true stories of life in a rebel army.

Meet The Journalist On Linkedin

Aris’s Linkedin profile is @Aris Roussinos.

In his Linkedin bio, Aris has described himself as an award-winning video journalist and producer with vast expertise in creating long-form documentaries. He has also revealed that he makes short-form news dispatches from the world’s most hostile environments.

Aris’s Work At “Vice”

Aris has attached a summary of his work at Vice on his Linkedin profile.

The summary reveals that he joined VICE as a news producer and correspondent in July 2013, where he was immediately dispatched to Egypt. He broadcasted the three-part documentary Egypt After Morsi.

In March 2014, he led the first western TV crew to enter rebel-held Northern Syria for six months, embedding with US-backed Syrian Revolutionaries Front rebels.

In over one month in Afghanistan, he produced and hosted four short-form news dispatched on the issues surrounding the country’s presidential elections.

Over the summer of 2014. he embedded with Islamic Front rebels in Aleppo’s Old City for two weeks to produce the documentary “Ghosts of Aleppo.”

In summer 2015, he returned to Syria’s Hasakah Province for two weeks to embed with the YPG to launch a counteroffensive against Islamic State Fighters. After that, in autumn, he covered the refugee crisis in Lesvos and northern mainland Greece for news dispatches.

In spring 2016, Aris returned to South Sudan and the Ethiopian border region to interview rebel leader Riek Machar and produce daily short-form news dispatched on the issues surrounding the leader’s long-delayed return to Juba.