World in 10

Ukraine has claimed that Russia fired an intercontinental ballistic missile, the type that can carry nuclear weapons, at the city of Dnipro. Philip Ingram, a former military intelligence officer and NATO planner, provides his analysis.

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After US missiles were fired into Russian territory for the first time, it appears UK Storm Shadow missiles have now been used too. Also the US has confirmed it will supply Ukraine with anti-personnel land mines.

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The prospect of the Ukraine war becoming a nuclear conflict has appeared to increase. Russia says Ukraine has now fired US missiles into the country. Hours after that attack, Russia confirmed a change to its nuclear doctrine - lowering the threshold at which it would consider a nuclear strike.

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Allies of Donald Trump have joined Moscow in accusing the current US president of escalating the Ukraine war by allowing Kyiv’s forces to use American ATACMS missiles. The Times correspondent Maxim Tucker and assistant US editor David Charter unpack what’s behind this reversal and what might happen next.

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In this extended Frontline conversation, Ukraine-based global affairs analyst, Michael Bociurkiw discusses why there might be a peace summit over Ukraine, involving Vladimir Putin, BEFORE Donald Trump is inaugurated.

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In this extended Frontline conversation, former fighter pilot and military analyst, Sean Bell, discusses how with the right pitch, Donald Trump could be persuaded to arm Ukraine to such a degree that it'd have "phenomenal military capability" - simply by appealing to his ego.

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Religious Israelis have been exempt from military service but the new defence minister says thousands will now be ordered to serve.

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As Donald Trump starts naming his cabinet nominees the world watches on and tries to figure out what each means for them. Russia, Ukraine, Israel, Iran, China and NATO in particular know their appointments will have an impact on their futures. Having also won a majority in the House of Representatives, Trump's Republicans can likely plan for all their policies to come to fruition. David Charter, the Times' US assistant editor, is today's guest, looking at what lies in store.

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As Ukraine fears total US withdrawal from its fight with Russia, Times journalist Maxim Tucker uncovers one possible plan of action - nuclear rearmament. The document he's seen suggests a rudimentary nuclear bomb - about a tenth of the size of the Nagasaki 'Fat Man' - could be built in months if Donald Trump pulls American military support. Maxim Tucker joins the World in 10 to analyse the likelihood of the plan being brought to reality and how it might impact Washington and Moscow.

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Donald Trump is set to offer the job of US secretary of state to Marco Rubio, the Florida senator and former rival who stood for the Republican presidential nomination in 2016.

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After some of Donald Trump's advisors floated the idea of a demilitarized zone between Russia and Ukraine, The Times' Marc Bennetts tells us how the idea has gone down in Moscow. Plus, President Macron's former defence advisor on why the UK and France may renew calls for Ukraine to be allowed to use long-range Storm Shadow and Scalp missiles inside Russia.

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In this extended Frontline conversation, Professor Scott Lucas from the Clinton Institute at University College Dublin discusses whether the election to the White House of Donald Trump might have come too late to save Vladimir Putin.

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In this extended Frontline conversation, Ambassador John E Herbst, formerly the US Ambassador to Ukraine, discusses the impact of Donald Trump's reelection as US President on Ukraine and Russia.

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Donald Trump's re-election to the White House is likely to reignite the trade war between the US and China, and might have serious implications for the future security of Taiwan. Is there any way he and President Xi Jinping can resolve their differences and come to an agreement that would satisfy both sides?

The Times' China correspondent, Richard Spencer, analyses the short and long term futures of this complex relationship.

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In the aftermath of Donald Trump’s re-election to the US Presidency, there are few nations whose future has not been affect. The same goes for most political bodies and NATO arguably has the most to lose. The former NATO Deputy Assistant Secretary General joins the World in 10 today to analyse how Trump might impact the body, for better or worse.

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As Donald Trump is elected America's 47th President, we explore how his foreign policy might be shaped. Former US Ambassador John E. Herbst discusses the war in Ukraine and the precarious situation in the Middle East.

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As voters go to the polls in the United States, nations around the world watch nervously for the result. Whether Kamala Harris or Donald Trump takes the presidency, soldiers on the front line with Russia know they face a punishing winter. The Times' World Affairs Editor, Catherine Philp describes how they're coping on the frontline.

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Israeli soldier and government spokesman is accused of sharing documents that claimed Hamas planned to smuggle hostages out of Gaza, a leak that could have jeopardised any release deal. We speak to Middle East Correspondent for The Times, Samer Al-atrush

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In this extended Frontline conversation, financier and political activist Bill Browder discusses his campaign against corruption linked to President Putin, the recent release of political prisoner Vladimir Kara-Murza, and the current economic and political landscape in Russia.

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Journalist and author Ian Williams joins Frontline for an in-depth discussion on China's crackdown on Halloween and its implications for censorship and social control. He also delves into the challenges facing Xi Jinping and the broader economic and political issues confronting China.

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North Korea has accused the US of plotting a nuclear strike against it - and vowed to support Russia until it achieves victory in Ukraine. The Times correspondent Tom Parfitt discusses today’s talks between Pyongyang and Moscow, and the potential impact of thousands of North Korean troops on the conflict. Plus, accusations of war crimes in Ukraine's east.

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On Thursday, North Korea launched what it called its biggest missile test yet, with South Korea responding by simulating bombing various mock-ups of North Korean missile launchers. Why did North Korea choose this week to make this show of strength and what did South Korea's response achieve in return?

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Naim Qassem has been appointed as Hezbollah’s new leader and was promptly met with an apparent death threat. The Times reporter Oliver Marsden in Beirut delves into the implications of his appointment for the conflict, and discusses the plight of displaced people as well as the prospects for peace.

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Israel has attacked a weapons factory in Iran which was likely supplying weapons to Russia. How might this attack therefore affect Iran but also Russia's capabilities against Ukraine?

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China's fury over a $2 billion arms deal between the US and Taiwan has led to an escalation in the region, with a second show of Chinese military strength in as many weeks in the waters around Taiwan. Is the US interfering at a delicate time, how significant could the weaponry be for Taiwan, and is China really planning an invasion? The Times' China correspondent, Richard Spencer, joins the World in 10 to discuss the situation.

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In this extended Frontline conversation, George Barros from the Institute for the Study of War discusses the war in Ukraine.

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In this extended Frontline conversation, Professor Scott Lucas from the Clinton Institute at University College Dublin discusses the war in Ukraine and reports North Korean troops are fighting for Russia.

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The Times' Josie Ensor has visited the US state of Michigan to find out how people's ties with Lebanon and the wider region are impacting who they might vote for. Given the state's importance as a swing state, could the Israel/Gaza conflict overshadow other political issues? 

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As Vladimir Putin hosts world leaders in the Russian city of Kazan, The Times journalist Aliide Naylor explains why many in the West are concerned about the gathering. Plus, George Barros from the Institute for the Study of War discusses the potential for a ceasefire agreement in the war in Ukraine.

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Donald Trump's campaign team has accused the UK's Labour Party - the governing party in Britain - of interfering in the US election. Why has it chosen to speak out about this and is UK involvement unusual?

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After seven Israeli nationals were arrested on suspicion of spying for Iran, The Times' Defence Correspondent George Grylls tells us about Tehran's increasingly advanced intelligence operations. Plus, Major General Mick Ryan who served in the Australian army for more than 30 years discusses reports that North Korean troops are fighting in Ukraine for Russia.

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Days after the killing of Hamas' leader, Yahya Sinwar, we look at the impact it has had on Israel's fight in Gaza, what the terror group's next move might be and whether Iran might decide it is time to get directly involved in the war. Meanwhile the US President reveals he knows what Israel's next move is, when it will happen and which parts of Iran they might target. We analyse what that might look like in the company of the Times' Middle East correspondent, Samer Al-Atrush.

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In this extended Frontline conversation, Professor Michael Clarke, Director-General of the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) from 2007 to 2015, discusses how the Russian economy faces further decline.

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In this extended Frontline conversation Director of Military Sciences, Matthew Savill discusses the war in Ukraine and whether it is becoming existential for Vladimir Putin.

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In the last of our series unpacking global preparations for the US election, Max Bergmann - director at the Center for Strategic and International Studies - discusses whether the Kremlin would prefer either candidate, and how a change in the White House may alter Russia’s military approach.

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In our fourth episode examining global preparations for the US election, the focus turns to Iran. Dr Sanam Vakil, director of the Middle East and North Africa programme at Chatham House, unpacks the implications for US-Iran relations and how Tehran might adjust to either a Trump or Harris presidency.

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In the third episode of our series on global preparations for the US election, Dr. Yu Jie of Chatham House discusses the fault lines and rivalries between the world's two largest economies. She highlights how Beijing is preparing for the potential outcomes and the broader implications for global security, trade, and defence.

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In the second of a series of episodes about how countries across the globe are preparing for the US presidential election, Dr Jamie Shea, a former Deputy Assistant Secretary General of NATO, discusses the potential consequences for Ukraine, Europe and the NATO alliance.

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In the first of a series of episodes about how countries across the globe are preparing for the US presidential election, Itamar Rabinovich, a former Israeli ambassador to the US, discusses the potential consequences for Israel and the Middle East.

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In this extended Frontline conversation The Times journalist Maxim Tucker discusses the latest on the war in Ukraine.

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In this extended Frontline conversation Russia analyst Michael Bociurkiw discusses the war in Ukraine and whether the West should be doing more to provide military aid to Kyiv.

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Nato’s new Secretary-General Mark Rutte has told The Times he can work with Donald Trump if he is re-elected as president. However, he also warned America can’t go it alone in an increasingly ‘harsh, uncompromising’ world. Our defence editor Larisa Brown unpacks her interview with the head of the defence alliance.

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As the Ukrainian government claims North Korean troops have been killed in Ukraine, The Times's Asia Editor Richard Lloyd-Parry shares his analysis. Plus, why former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has told Times Radio that Vladimir Putin wouldn't have launched his full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022 had Donald Trump still been US President.

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What is the difference between Washington's public attitude towards Israel and it's private musings? Can a US president ever be 'tough on Israel' if they want to stay in favour? The Times' Middle East correspondent Samer Al-Atrush explains what political factors are at play for both Biden and Netanyahu and how that impacts what they do diplomatically for millions of people. The World in 10 is the Times' daily podcast dedicated to global security. Expert analysis of war, diplomatic relations and cyber security from The Times' foreign correspondents and military specialists. Watch more: www.youtube.com / @ListenToTimesRadio Read more: www.thetimes.com

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After Kamala Harris publicly refused to call the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a "close ally", The Times' Washington Correspondent Alistair Dawber shares his analysis. Plus, The Times' World Affairs Editor Catherine Philp discusses the latest situation in the Middle East.

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It's been described as the conflict that threatens the world's order but 12 months since Hamas launched the most severe attack on Jewish people since the Holocaust, are we any closer to peace in the Middle East? The Times correspondents George Grylls and Richard Spencer analyse the situation a year to the day since the October 7th attack and question whether any atrocity could ever shock both sides into laying down their weapons and coming to a peaceful and lasting solution.

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In this extended Frontline conversation former Supreme Allied Commander Europe General Philip Breedlove discusses the impact Ukraine's military is having in its war with Russia compared with the policy decisions being made by its Western allies, and why better policy would help the impressive soldiers tip the playing field in their favour.

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In this extended Frontline conversation Russia expert and author Mark Galeotti discusses how Vladimir Putin is struggling to keep support for his war in Ukraine strong within the Kremlin, as well as the physical damage Ukrainian troops are doing to Russia with cleverly-planned drone strikes in Oblast.

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As Joe Biden insists all-out war in the Middle-East can be averted we analyse how, when so many people are dying by missiles fired across borders, it is possible still to say we are not already at that point. The Times' correspondent, Richard Spencer, joins the World in 10 from Tel Aviv to explain, and analyse the next moves of Israel and Iran which might, or might not, bring that all-out war to bear.

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As Israeli missile attacks in Lebanon focus increasingly on the capital, Beirut, we analyse exactly why the city has been bombarded. Has Israel's stated aim, of helping its citizens from the North to safely return home, now changed? Is Hezbollah's entire existence now in their sights instead? The Times' Edmund Bower joins us from Beirut to look at what we know so far and what might happen next.

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Israel warned Iran it would target Iran's nuclear and oil facilities if missiles were launched towards Tel Aviv. Those missiles were launched last night, leaving the Middle East "on the brink". Chief Executive of United Against Nuclear Iran, former US Ambassador Mark Wallace, analyses what could happen next.

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As Israel launches its long-anticipated ground invasion of Lebanon, the White House warns that Iran could launch a ballistic missile attack—with ‘severe consequences’. The Times correspondent George Grylls has met Israeli troops at the border and unpacks what’s going on—and what could happen next.

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As Israeli tanks gather on the border with Lebanon, The Times’ Middle East Correspondent, Samer Al-Atrush, reflects on a tumultuous few days in the region - including the assassination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah and airstrikes on Yemen.

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Recently back from Ukraine, The Times’ correspondent Maxim Tucker explains the country’s evolving air defence tactics and efforts to protect grain exports amidst ongoing conflict. He also touches on prisoner exchanges and the broader anxieties he encountered as winter approaches and geopolitical dynamics shift.

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In this extended Frontline conversation the Deputy Director General at London's Royal United Services Institute, Malcolm Chalmers, discusses Ukraine's capability to hit Russia without western support, the damage Vladimir Putin's taking every day he fails to take major Ukrainian cities like Odesa and Kyiv, and why Putin will still believe there's a plausible path to Russian victory.

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Despite personal pleas to the White House, President Zelensky leaves Washington without a go-ahead to use Western missiles deep into Russia. As Vladimir Putin warns against strikes, The Times’ diplomatic specialist Michael Evans explains how a change in Russia’s nuclear doctrine might be influencing the decisions of Ukraine’s allies.

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An attempt by the US, backed by the US and eight other nations from around the World, to persuade Israel and Hezbollah to put down their weapons has failed, leaving an Israeli ground offensive into Lebanon looking increasingly likely. But what awaits their soldiers there and why are so many international commentators describing that plan as "folly"? The Times' defence editor, Larisa Brown, analyses the risks.

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Donald Trump has claimed Iran has tried to kill him, and will do so again, as he details the enhanced security he's under since two recent assassination attempts. But why would he be on Iran's kill-list? Diplomacy expert, Professor Dan Plesch explains.

Also, with Trump among the American political giants set for an audience with Volodymyr Zelensky in New York this week, what could the Ukrainian President possibly say to garner support for his so-called "victory plan" against Russia? A former British Ambassador to Russia, Sir Laurie Bristow, unpicks his potential messages.

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As Joe Biden delivers his final speech to World leaders at the UN General Assembly, we take a deep dive into the tactics his delegation is likely to employ as it seeks to bring calm to the Middle East and an end to the Ukraine war. Can this week's meetings in the US have any impact? The Times' Washington Correspondent Alistair Dawber analyses what Biden has to offer, and what he might take.

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As cross-border attacks continue to escalate between Israel and Lebanese Hezbollah, The Times' Middle East Correspondent, Samer Al-Atrush, discusses the likelihood of an IDF ground offensive into Lebanon. Plus, General Sir John McColl, the former Deputy Supreme Allied Commander of NATO, explains why he believes Israel is doing all it can to save civilians in Gaza.

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In this extended Frontline conversation the Director of Military Sciences at the think tank RUSI, Matthew Savill, who focuses on developments and trends in modern conflicts, explains the strategy behind Ukraine's targeting of Russia's weapons' stores, why it's vital they continue to do so quickly, and what President Zelenskyy might say at the UN General Assembly next week.

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In this extended Frontline conversation Russia expert and author Mark Galeotti discusses: whether the US will loosen restrictions on Ukraine using long-range missiles to strike Russian targets; the links between the man suspected of attempting to assassinate Donald Trump and Ukraine; and whether Vladimir Putin's position has been weakened by the Kursk incursion.

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The attacks on Hezbollah members in Lebanon this week have prompted an escalation in the conflict in the Middle East but how might Israel - which has not denied conducting the attack - prepare for such an operation? How far does the supply chain spread and why are people saying it looks like a Mossad job?

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After two days of unprecedented attacks on Hezbollah's old-school communications devices, we ask how Iran's subsidiaries might react. Can Israel's actions be forgiven as an act of war when it knew there would be civilian casualties? And does a failure to make an impact with previous revenge attempts by Hezbollah leave them with no choice but to start a war? The Times' former Middle East correspondent, Richard Spencer analyses the options for the Iran-backed proscribed terror group.

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In more from his exclusive interview with The Times, outgoing NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg discusses the growing alliance between China, Russia, Iran and North Korea, and future threats to NATO. Plus, he insists all members would carry out their duty to defend each other in the event of an attack on a NATO country. The Times' Defence Editor, Larisa Brown, joins the World in 10 to analyse Stoltenberg's thoughts.

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In an exclusive interview with The Times, outgoing-NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg appears to suggest he believe there is no level of support the alliance could give Ukraine that would goad Vladimir Putin to attack one of NATO's members. He hints that he supports the firing of Western long-range missiles into Russia by Ukraine, a plan apparently being held up by Joe Biden amid suggestions by Putin that it would be an act of war by NATO. Stoltenberg also insists it will be solely up to Ukraine to decide when to come to the negotiating table with Russia. So what is the meaning behind the messages? The Times' Defence Editor, Larisa Brown, joins the World in 10 to analyse Stoltenberg's thoughts.

This is episode one of two that will analyse this exclusive interview with Jens Stoltenberg. Episode two, on the immediate future of NATO and the risks it faces, will be published tomorrow.

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After a second apparent assassination attempt against Donald Trump, how will the Kremlin exploit the links between the suspect, Ryan Wesley Routh, and Ukraine? The Times' US Correspondent Jacqui Goddard and Russia expert Mark Galeotti share their analysis.

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In this extended Frontline conversation senior retired American General Lieutenant General Ben Hodges discusses the pressure from within Russia on Vladimir Putin to remove Ukrainian soldiers from the Kursk region, and how that might impact their efforts within Ukraine.

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In this extended Frontline conversation Major General Mick Ryan, former Australian Army Commander and author of the book "The War for Ukraine" discusses the dramatic slowing of Russia's advance in the Donetsk region of Ukraine, and the limit that is putting on Vladimir Putin's pre-Winter ambitions. It comes as Ukraine may be able to attack further into Russia using American and British-made long range missiles - if they permit Kyiv to do so.

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Vladimir Putin's rhetoric has hit new heights, warning the West Russia will be at war with NATO if the UK and US allow Ukraine to fire their weapons on to Russian territory. So how do they respond? Are his threats to be taken seriously or does Ukraine's plight outweigh the risks? Former Director of the Royal United Services Institute Michael Clarke analyses their options, as Joe Biden and Sir Keir Starmer discuss it in the Oval office.

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The US and UK look set to allow Ukraine to use British long-range Storm Shadow missiles to attack targets inside Russia - but what explains their change of position? The Times' Defence Editor, Larisa Brown, shares her analysis. Plus, former British diplomat Tim Willasey-Wilsey discusses potential future peace talks between Kyiv and Moscow.

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It was the debate many thought might never come: Donald Trump versus Kamala Harris, broadcast live across the world. And while many Americans will have been looking for domestic policy, the outcome of the election between the two Presidential hopefuls will have ramifications for everyone on the planet. So what foreign policies were revealed in the "ABC News Presidential Debate"? Who gave Ukraine and Israel reassurances of the support they are seeking from the next president? Professor of US International Politics, Scott Lucas, joins us to analyse what was said.

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Deep behind enemy lines, Kyiv’s special forces wreak havoc on Russia’s Black Sea fleet. The Times correspondent Maxim Tucker meets the divers crucial to this strategic battle, ensuring trade flows. Plus, economist Timothy Ash discusses the turbulent times for the rouble.

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Suspected Russian drones have been sighted in NATO airspace over recent days, including causing traffic to be temporarily halted at Sweden's busiest airport. The Times' Foreign Correspondent, Marc Bennetts, analyses the fallout. Plus, leading KGB scholar Anna Knight discusses the growing "choir of discontent" in the Kremlin.

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In this extended Frontline conversation Professor Michael Clarke, former Director General of the Royal United Services Institute, discusses how Russia's push for Pokrovsk is fast becoming a costly operation for Vladimir Putin as he tries to seize the Donbas town before winter.

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In this extended Frontline conversation retired Brigadier General Peter Zwack, discusses how the Kremlin regime has been shaken by the inability of Vladimir Putin to control the narrative around Ukraine's invasion into Kursk.

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As Germany reels from its first extreme right wing party election victory since 1933, the World in 10 asks if Naziism is on its way back? Is this the new normal? And could the Alternative for Germany party have an impact on global politics? Or is the country's history simply making this a more dramatic-looking story than the reality? The Times' Berlin correspondent, Oliver Moody, analyses the fallout and the future.

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The US has accused Russia of interfering in its upcoming election, indicting two Russian media executives, issuing sanctions against state media groups and seizing internet domains which America believes have spread misinformation. The FBI and US Attorney General want to crush the issue before the vote, rather than deal with the aftermath as in 2016 and 2020. But how serious is the problem? Are voters really being swayed? And how do you control it? The Times' Washington reporter Hugh Tomlinson analyses the issue.

Also is there ore to Russia's bombing of the Western Ukrainian city of Lviv than simple "revenge" for Ukraine's incursion into Russia, as Vladimir Putin claimed? A former NATO planner tell us he believes so.

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Despite an arrest warrant being issued for Vladimir Putin by the International Criminal Court he has freely accepted a state visit to Mongolia, one of the court's members. During it he was welcomed with a guard of honour, a military band, and two days of meetings with the country's top brass. So how did he avoid arrest, why would Mongolia let him off, and what might happen to them as a result? The Times' Asia Editor, Richard Lloyd-Parry explains all.

Meanwhile should the US heed to a Ukrainian request to use American long range missiles to bomb further into Russia, and what are the risks if they do? A US former Brigadier General analyses the options.

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As the UK suspends some of its arms sales to Israel, the ramifications are extremely wide-reaching. From the direct relationship with Israel to the message it sends to Hamas, today's episode digs deep into the impact of the controversial decision and even answers whether it could damage Kamala Harris' chances of winning the White House.

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As huge numbers of Israelis take to the streets calling for Israel to do a deal that would bring the Hamas-held hostages home, the Times' Middle-East correspondent, Samer Al-Atrush, looks at the extremely delicate balancing act facing Benjamin Netanyahu. He must juggle a coalition cabinet with views on either side, the electorate who have the power to remove him, and his relations with global allies near and far. Can he bring calm at home while still trying to eliminate Hamas?

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In this extended Frontline conversation respected historian and war studies academic, Sir Larence Freedman, discusses why Vladimir Putin must play down Ukraine's Kursk invasion as his whole regime is at risk because of it.

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In this extended Frontline conversation, former fighter pilot and military analyst, Sean Bell, discusses why Vladimir Putin might appear to be letting Ukraine settle in the Kursk region and what he might be planning for Ukraine come autumn and winter.

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Israel insists an agreement to lay down weapons for a short time in parts of Gaza is NOT a ceasefire, as a desperate attempt to vaccinate hundreds of thousands of children against Polio gets underway. But could it lead to one? And is the action in the West Bank descending into a second Gaza? The Times' Middle East correspondent, Samer Al-Atrush digs down into the detail. Meanwhile Ukraine's action inside Russia is laid bear, as journalists are embedded with them for the first time. We hear what has been learned.

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As the founder of Russian soldiers' prime communications app, Telegram, is charged with aiding and abetting in France, we analyse the impact it might have on the war in Ukraine. Meanwhile, why is Vladimir Putin letting Ukrainian soldiers bed in in Kursk?

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An oil tanker, targeted by Yemen’s Houthi rebels, remains ablaze, posing a massive environmental threat with a million barrels of oil onboard. As attacks on shipping by the Iran-backed group persist, The Times correspondent Richard Spencer delves into the Houthi’s motives, while Yemen specialist and author Helen Lackner explores potential solutions to the crisis.

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Following the biggest exchange across the border in years, a long-feared escalation seems to have been avoided. The Times’ Middle East correspondent Samer Al-Atrush analyses the latest developments - and explains the recent settler violence in the West Bank. Plus - Ukraine attacks another Russian border region.

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The Philippine government criticises Beijing over a series of ‘alarming’ incidents in the South China Sea - the latest confrontations in the sea and air near disputed islands. With growing fears of a larger conflict, The Times’ Asia editor Richard Lloyd Parry outlines the potential economic and military implications. Plus, after big cross-border bombardments between Hezbollah and Israel -  the two sides step back from the brink.

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In this Frontline special, author and Atlantic Council fellow Diane Francis argues President Putin’s position is no longer secure - as a result of a cratering currency and a number of prominent Russians speaking out against the war. 

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In this extended Frontline conversation, Dr Samuel Ramani from RUSI discusses Ukraine’s incursion into Kursk - and analyses the strategic moves, historical context, and potential scenarios ahead.

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The vice-president officially accepts the Democratic nomination - and sets out her foreign policy positions. As well as support for Ukraine, she promised to invest in the military and to counter China. Professor Scott Lucas from University College Dublin and The Times’ Asia editor Richard Lloyd Parry analyse Harris’ speech. Plus - more encouragement to “give Ukraine the tools to finish the job" from a former British defence secretary.

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China accuses the US of 'peddling' a 'nuclear threat narrative' as reports suggest the Pentagon may be preparing for a co-ordinated nuclear confrontation with Russia, North Korea and China. The Times’ China correspondent Richard Spencer looks behind the story. Plus - unpacking Democratic vice-presidential candidate Tim Walz’s long ties with China.

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Ukraine launches its biggest ever aerial assault on the Russian capital - and admits that US-supplied Himars rocket systems were used to destroy bridges in Kursk. Nikolay Petrov from Chatham House gives his analysis on how the Kremlin - and the public - may respond to the war coming to Russian soil.

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President Zelensky says Ukraine’s audacious invasion of Russian territory proves that Kremlin threats of retaliation are nothing but a bluff. Catherine Philp, The Times' World Affairs Editor joins us from the Ukrainian city of Sumy to provide her analysis. Plus, former British army colonel and military analyst Hamish De Bretton-Gordon discusses whether Ukraine will launch further cross-border attacks against Russia.

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Israeli leaders meet with Secretary of State Antony Blinken as ceasefire and hostage release talks take on added urgency amid fears of regional escalation. The Times’ Middle East correspondent unpacks the sticking points. Plus, a Times editor hears from some of the hundreds of Russian prisoners of war captured by Ukraine during the Kursk incursion.

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In this extended Frontline conversation, the former commander of the US army in Europe - Lieutenant General Ben Hodges, explains how Kyiv’s forces have been underestimated - and why a ‘slow, chaotic reaction’ by the Kremlin will sustain the Ukrainian incursion.

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In this Frontline special,  George Barros from the Institute for the Study of War analyses Ukraine’s incursion in Kursk - and how President Putin’s response has been affected by deploying inexperienced conscripts to the region. 

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As Ukrainian soldiers continue to fight inside Russia, the Times' Tom Ball talks us through what it's like for them from the border city of Sumy, where the incursion began. He has spoken to several servicemen and women who have been fighting in Russia, who have provided insight into the type of fighting they have seen, the injuries they have suffered, and the objectives they have been told to achieve.

We also hear about the Western families who are flocking to live IN Russia, attracted by its supposed conservative Christian values, only to discover all is not quite as promised.

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With British-supplied tanks reported to be rolling into Russia, the defence ministry in London says Ukraine has a ‘clear right’ to use UK weapons on Russian territory. The Times’ defence editor Larisa Brown explains what’s going on. Plus, Gaza ceasefire talks resume as a bleak milestone is passed.

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