The “goblins and weirdos” Trump has picked to run America
Global leaders know that dealing with Trump is something of a lottery and anticipating his next move near impossible. Foreign Editor David Pratt examines what they might get from the next US president
Tuesday’s presidential contest is a pivotal moment, but as Foreign Editor David Pratt explains, its outcome will impact the lives of more than just Americans
US election set once again to go down to the wire In a bitter and hostile presidential contest even the pollsters are struggling to predict the outcome.
For years Israel has killed off its enemies leaders. But does such a strategy really make the Middle East any safer or only fuel the anger? Foreign Editor David Pratt reports
As speculation mounts over Israel’s next move, Foreign Editor David Pratt examines that most dangerous of retaliatory options
A year after the October 7 attack and ensuing carnage in Gaza and Lebanon, Foreign Editor David Pratt in a personal essay reflects on years of Israeli - Palestinian conflict
With reports that Israeli air strikes have killed Hassan Nasrallah and the possibility of an Israeli ground invasion looming, Foreign Editor David Pratt, who covered the 2006 war, examines what the coming weeks might bring
Exploding pagers, shadowy shell companies, targeted assassinations – it’s been an intense week in the Israel-Hezbollah conflict. Foreign Editor David Pratt takes stock of what happens next
As Britain and the US work towards loosening restrictions on Ukraine allowing its weapons to be used for deep strikes inside Russia, Foreign Editor David Pratt asks is this a red line too far?
