We spoke to Anshel Pfeffer, Israel correspondent for The Economist. We asked him what he made of today’s developments from Washington.

Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian gave a televised address – hailing what he called a “great victory” – while Iranian ...

We spoke to various politicians at the Nato summit to gauge reaction to Donald Trump’s expletive laden anger about the hostilities between Iran and Israel. Speaking first to the British defence ...

The fragile Iran-Israel ceasefire is holding, just. As President Trump declared it was his ‘great honour’ to destroy all of Iran’s nuclear capabilities, Iran said it would continue to defend what it ...

We spoke to James Rubin, he was a senior state department official under Presidents Biden and Clinton and is now co-host of the podcast The Ex Files about President Trump’s strategy against Iran.

We spoke to Debbie Abrahams, chair of the Work and Pensions select committee and one of the Labour MPs who signed the ...

Sir Keir Starmer has insisted a rebellion by more than 120 Labour MPs over the Government’s planned welfare cuts is not a confidence vote in his leadership, saying he would press ahead.

In the Hague we caught up with a series of European foreign ministers and the Nato secretary general Mark Rutte, who professed himself pleased with what the summit had so far achieved.

With a ceasefire in place with Iran and Hezbollah in Lebanon – hostage families in Israel and the opposition leader say it is now time to end the war in Gaza too. The territory continues to face ...

Classified briefings for House and Senate members by White House intelligence officials, which were due to be held this ...

Mr Rutte – known in some circles as the Trump whisperer – declares that he will “achieve something no American president in ...

The ceasefire deal Donald Trump says he brokered between Iran and Israel already appears to be in jeopardy as the Israeli Defence Forces promise to “respond with force” after accusing the regime in ...