Maxim Tucker, The Times' correspondent in Ukraine discusses what it was like reporting from Kharkiv during the latest Russian offensive.

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Philip Ingram, military analyst discusses how the war can shift back into Ukraine's favour and how long Russia can keep going with their high losses.

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We hear from The Times’ Gabrielle Weiniger who’s covering Israel’s war in Gaza. She analyses the significance of the UN court’s ruling.

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As President Ruto of Kenya becomes the first African leader to officially visit Washington in 15 years, our Africa correspondent Jane Flanagan explains how the continent has become a proxy for a wider power struggle between the US, China and Russia. Plus, global affairs analyst Michael Bociurkiw discusses the threat of escalation if Ukraine uses NATO-supplied weapons to directly attack Russian territory.

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After Ireland, Norway and Spain announced their intention to recognise the state of Palestine - is a two state solution realistic any time soon? Times correspondent and Middle East expert Richard Spencer shares his analysis. Plus, what will it take for Ukraine to regain the momentum against Russia?

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On today's episode, our correspondent in the Middle East explains why the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court has applied for arrest warrants for Israeli leaders, including Benjamin Netanyahu. Plus, Peter Zwack, a former US defense attache to Russia, discusses whether Vladimir Putin is moving Russia onto a permanent war footing.

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After it was confirmed that Iran's President Ebrahim Raisi was killed in a helicopter crash, all eyes look to who the next Supreme Leader will be.

President Raisi was a hardline cleric who was close to Iran's 85-year-old Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and was widely expected to succeed him.

With Raisi's death, global security analysts and geopolitical experts turn their attention to who will be the country's next leader when the time comes.

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Christopher Steele, a former intelligence officer at MI6, discusses Russian espionage and possible interference in the US elections and Russia's relationship with China. 

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Major General Tim Cross discusses Russia's push in northeast Ukraine and the arrival of American weapons in Ukraine.

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We hear from The Times’ Gabrielle Weiniger who’s been investigating how opinion in the strip is changing towards the political party and militant group.

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With Russia’s President Putin and China’s President Xi meeting in Beijing, we analyse how closer ties between the two countries could affect the war in Ukraine and global security.

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As major protests erupt in Georgia, our correspondent in the region explains why America cares so much about a relatively small country in the Caucasus. Plus, why President Zelensky of Ukraine has cancelled all foreign trips.

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Our Washington Correspondent, Alistair Dawber, discusses a new report which alleges at least 31 aid workers have been killed by Israel since the war in Gaza started. Plus, why US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken has made a surprise visit to the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv.

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After Vladimir Putin replaced Russia's foreign minister - why does it matter so much? Our correspondent in Ukraine, Maxim Tucker, explains. Plus, former British general Chip Chapman discusses Russia's advances in northeastern Ukraine.

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George Barros, George Barros, ISW Russia Team Lead speaks to Frontline

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Nigel Inkster, former head of MI6 speaks to Frontline

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In the week of Xi Jingping's first visit to Europe in five years, our China correspondent, Richard Spencer, explains how Beijing uses economic investment to buy political influence in the continent. Plus, what tactics might Israel use if it goes ahead with its controversial ground operation in Rafah?

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Larisa Brown, Defence Editor for The Times, explains how the British army is using 3D printing technology to manufacture parts for use on the frontline. Plus, former MI6 intelligence officer, Christopher Steele, on the new tactics Russia is using to disrupt western elections.

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Russia expert Mark Galeotti tells us about the foiled assassination plot against President Zelensky of Ukraine. Plus, our Africa Correspondent Jane Flanagan explains how the latest conflict in Sudan has become a proxy for other global wars.

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Gabrielle Weiniger, who covers for the war in Gaza for The Times, explains why Hamas and Israel disagree over the latest ceasefire terms. Plus, why a suspected Chinese cyber-attack on the British military could end up helping Russia.

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As the IDF tells people living in eastern Rafah to evacuate, is this the beginning of Israel's long-awaited assault on the city? We're joined by a former IDF general. Plus, George Barrow from the Institute for the Study of War evaluates the chances of Ukraine launching a successful counter-offensive against Russia in 2024.

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Mick Ryan, Australia's retired army Major General and CSIS fellow speaks to Frontline

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The Times' former Foreign Correspondent, Michael Binyon speaks to Frontline about the Ukraine war. 

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President Macron of France says Europe should prepare to defend Ukraine with troops if Russia makes significant advances. Former NATO planner Philip Ingram gives us his analysis. Plus, former British intelligence officer Nigel Ingster reveals the spy techniques increasingly used by China.

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In spite of countless on-the-ground witness testimonies, Ukraine's recent claims and the US corroborating those, Russia has denied using chemical weapons in its offensive in Ukraine. We analyse if there's any chance that could be the real truth, what punishment there may be if it's not, and how to stop them using chemical weapons in the future.

Also, why the general election of a tiny Pacific island nation, the Solomon Islands, has had the US, Australia and New Zealand worried, and does the outcome give China more or less influence there?

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As South Korea joins Japan in bidding to join the US, UK and Australian military alliance AUKUS, are China's fears that the group is intending to create an Asian NATO coming to fruition? The Times' Asia Editor, Richard Lloyd-Parry analyses the potential impact of the move, as the World in 10 evolves to focus more narrowly on global security.

Also, a Ukrainian military veteran explains how the US's aid package will improve things but also why it is not close to being enough to help them end that war with Russia.

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Could a ceasefire deal really be ‘not far off’? The US has urged Hamas to accept what it calls Israel’s ‘extraordinarily generous’ proposal. Our Middle East correspondent analyses how likely that will be as Israel's PM Benjamin Netanyahu vows to follow through with an invasion of Rafah regardless of whether or not a deal is reached. Also, how the death sentence for a rapper amid Iran’s morality crackdown has sparked protests around the world. As the student standoff at Columbia escalates, campus occupations by pro-Palestinian demonstrators spread even further to universities in Britain and France. Plus claims of ‘Olympics cleansing' as authorities in Paris are accused of bussing homeless migrants to the provinces before television crews arrive for the games. 

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The US says Israel has made an "extraordinarily generous" ceasefire offer to Hamas, who must now decide whether to accept its terms. We analyse what will happen whether the deal goes ahead or not.

Also, as Russia parades British and American military hardware as trophies, does the fact they're getting hold of western military vehicles so easily give us a steer about how effective they are on the battlefield?

Kim Kardashian has advertised them, now so-called 'vampire facials' have left three women with HIV.

And Plato's final hours revealed with new accuracy - the extraordinary tech helping us to decipher the writing on scrolls buried by Mount Vesuvius two thousand years ago.

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As the UK and US pledge billions in military aid to Ukraine, will it be enough to bring an end to the Russian invasion?

Plus, students make their voices heard and demand an end to the war in Gaza...

And the Olympic flame leaves Greece and sails to France....

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Our correspondent in Jerusalem explains why Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has lashed out at the International Criminal Court. Plus, we've been to the remote Texas outpost that's now home to notorious conspiracy theorist, Alex Jones. And how King Charles is partially returning to public duties.

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The World in 10 team speak to The Times' China correspondent Richard Spencer about the US Secretary of State's visit to China, in which he was warned not to cross China's 'red lines' - but what are they? Also, student pro-Palestine protests in American universities, the situation in Israel and Sacha Baron Cohen's victory over Rebel Wilson's book.

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China's sending spying satellites into space at such a race the US is concerned it won't be able to keep up. The concern is that it could use them to develop tech that would give them huge power in any future war - particularly if it targets Taiwan.

Belarus ramps up the rhetoric over NATO's latest move to defend its borders with Russia - but would it really use nuclear weapons?

And hear why the discovery of a specific gas in a far-flung planet is the most one of the most tantalising discoveries ever in our search for life elsewhere.

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After months of wrangling, President Biden signs into law $95 billion in aid for allies. He says the US will start sending Ukraine aid within hours. Plus - TikTok could be banned and Nasa engineers fix a malfunctioning probe from 15.1 billion miles away.

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In the last few days Germany and the UK have arrested a number of people working within their political spheres who, they believe, were passing on secrets to China. We look at the impact it could have on the West, how far China might go and exactly what the motive is behind the alleged activity.

Also today Israel has yet to provide evidence to the independent investigation into its claim that UN refugee agency workers in Gaza took part in the October 7th terror attacks. Why not? And what damage could it do to the country's already-fragile standing in the international arena.

And the Mona Lisa. Is it really the most disappointing masterpiece in the world?

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Poland says it's ready to host NATO's nuclear weapons if it decides to reinforce its eastern flank, as the threat of Russia increases. But why? And does it risk further antagonising the Kremlin?

The US is risking its relationship with Israel by threatening sanctions against an IDF unit for alleged human rights abuses from before the current war in Gaza.

How are Bollywood deep fakes affecting the Indian election?

And the extraordinary row about a cover-up the failed drugs tests of a group of Chinese Olympians - many of whom won medals in Tokyo in 2021.

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Away from the Middle East and Ukraine, war has been raging in Sudan for two years. We find out what caused this latest conflict and if there is any chance of peace

Also, we meet the man risking his life to bring home Ukraine and Russia's war dead...

And why is Italy fighting with a German toy maker over Da Vinci's Vitruvian Man?

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Is US Congress finally about to pass its long awaited military aid package for Ukraine, and what difference would it make on the frontline? Plus, why Paris residents are angry about tourists attaching 'love locks' on the city's bridges. And hear about the paraglider who was attacked by a golden eagle mid-flight!

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Iran calls it a ‘failed attack’ but what will the country do next? Plus - Georgia’s president tells The Times that Russia is waging ‘hybrid warfare’ against her country, and Wrexham’s success isn’t shared by everyone.

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The long absent former first lady hits the fundraising trail. Plus - Qatar reassesses mediator role, Venice contemplates rotting foundations and Germany foils an explosive plot.

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As Israel rebuffs calls for restraint, The Times examines who holds the levers of influence over Iran. Plus - unrest in Georgia over ‘pro-Kremlin’ law and Dubai cleans up after disruptive flooding. Your daily round-up of the biggest stories from across the world, as seen through the eyes of the Times of London. You can hear more of these stories on Times Radio, and read more at thetimes.co.uk.

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How will Israel's response to Iran's attack on its sovereign territory, whatever that turns out to be, affect the global order? And what are their options? Today's World in 10 podcast investigates these questions, as it hears from the family of the only person seriously injured by Iran's actions.

Also, the Solomon Islands goes to the polls but why are the US, Australia and New Zealand watching the election so carefully?

The US warns North Korea is ready to launch a new weapon of mass destruction - and it's nothing to do with bombs.

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As Israel contemplates its response to Iran's attack over the weekend, we analyse if the successful shooting down of almost all the rockets fired can genuinely be seen as a win for Benyamin Netanyahu.

Meanwhile Naomi Campbell's charity is quietly closed down - but why?

And is golf's Masters winner, Scottie Scheffler, at the start of a Tiger Woods-esque dominance of the sport?

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After Iran attacked Israel from its own soil for the first time, the World in 10 analyses what the repercussions could be.

Guests include:

- Jasmine El-Gamal, former Middle East advisor at the U.S. Department of Defence

- Ali Ansari, Director of the Institute of Iranian Studies at the University of St Andrews

- Samer Al-Atrush, The Times’ Middle East correspondent

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Our correspondent in New Delhi explains the global significance of the upcoming Indian elections. Plus, the latest on the ongoing warnings of an Iranian strike against Israel. And why millions of jellyfish have turned up in a very unusual part of the world.

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Israel’s military unearths letters that seem to show $222 million paid from Iran. Plus - how some Republican voters could swing the election for Joe Biden, and researchers raid The Times archive for answers on a Titanic mystery. 

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Threats fly but America’s support for Israel is ‘ironclad’. Plus - reluctant IDF recruits, a Vietnamese tycoon is sentenced to death and The Times is in Pompeii as archaeologists uncover a stunning find.

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The President says Benjamin Netanyahu is making a ‘mistake’ in Gaza and calls for a ceasefire. Plus - Argentina grapples with a Chinese space base and some Olympic athletes will get cash. Your daily round-up of the biggest stories from across the world, as seen through the eyes of the Times of London. You can hear more of these stories on Times Radio, and read more at thetimes.co.uk.

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Today we focus on East Asia. Richard Lloyd Parry tells us about the US relationship with Japan as well as Russia getting closer with China.

Also, the latest on the case against Alec Baldwin who's due to stand trial in July.

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Also on today's podcast; Donald Trump's plan to end the war in Ukraine on his first day in office, Israel announces reduced troop numbers in southern Gaza and Hardest Geezer finishes running the length of Africa.

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On the half year anniversary of the Hamas attacks, Israelis demand their Government does more to secure the release of the final hostages...

Plus, how can Ukraine secure more soldiers to fight against Russia?

And what's in a name? In 500 years, the Japanese may only have the one!

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How Israel is using artificial intelligence to achieve its military objectives in Gaza. Plus, we'll explain what's fact and what's fiction in the new Netflix drama about the infamous Prince Andrew interview on the BBC's Newsnight programme. And what are the secrets of a perfect Formula One pit-stop?

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How has Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu remained in office for so long, despite his unprecedented unpopularity? Our correspondent in Jerusalem explains. Plus, why the Republicans believe they might be able to flip New York in the presidential election. And we take you inside the 27-year long marketing deal between Tiger Woods and Nike.

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Our correspondent in Tel-Aviv explains why western countries are coming under increasing pressure to stop supplying Israel with arms. Plus, how China is allegedly blocking Filipino fishermen in the South China Sea. And hear about a very rowdy Ice Hockey game!

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As NATO leaders meet in Belgium, our Brussels correspondent tells us why Donald Trump's lack of support for Ukraine is top of the agenda. Plus, hear about the Ukrainian women demanding the demobilisation of their "exhausted" loved ones. And why the White House wants to create a time zone on the moon.

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After a suspected Israeli missile attack on the Iranian consulate in Damascus, we speak to our correspondents in the Middle East about how Iran may respond. Plus, will gun laws in Finland be tightened after a tragic school shooting? And find out which celebrities have made it onto the latest Forbes Rich List.

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After a weekend of protests against Benjamin Netanyahu in Israel, we speak to our correspondent in Jerusalem. Plus, why President Erdogan of Turkey has suffered an electoral setback. And why a tiny hamlet in Japan claims to be the burial site of Jesus Christ.

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Fentanyl is fast becoming the scourge of America...we find out why it's known as "China Girl" and why it's production may be impossible to stop

Plus: is it time to ban social media for children?

And the Paris waiters kicking off the Paris Olympics

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Europe is in a “pre-war” period reminiscent of the situation in 1939, Poland’s prime minister has said. Plus, how technology is being used in Japan to keep track of dementia patients. And why journalists are being asked to return souvenirs stolen from Air Force One.

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Today marks one year since the Wall Street Journal reporter, Evan Gershkovich, was wrongfully detained by Russia on espionage charges. Plus, our Middle East correspondent provides an update on the Gaza ceasefire talks happening in Qatar. And why Oppenheimer has finally been released in cinemas in Japan.

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Ceasefire mediators in Qatar try to find a way for both sides to save face. Plus - a new generation of extremists grow up in Syrian detention camps, Japan’s population shrinks and the story behind a landmark royal interview.

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Signing up ‘collaborators’ in Odesa, a city with historic links to Russia. Plus - President Putin launches a crackdown on LGBT people, and investigators in Baltimore recover a data recorder as some worry about supply chains.

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Fighting in Gaza continues despite the security council ceasefire resolution. Plus, The Times correspondent Anthony Loyd meets Syrians fearful for the future, Florida introduces a sweeping social media law and a television gardener’s jeans disappear in North Korea. 

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The UK has blamed China for a cyber attack on the Electoral Commission, prompting renewed fears over China's strategy in the West. Plus - the UN calls for an "immediate ceasefire" in Gaza and The Times reflects on its Princess of Wales coverage. 

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Despite the so-called Islamic State claiming responsibility for Friday's terror attack near Moscow, Vladimir Putin is blaming Ukraine...we find out why

Plus, the rise of autocracy...

And the "DINKS" fight back...

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Islamic State claim responsibility for Russia’s ‘worst outrage’ in 20 years. Plus - how Kate, Princess of Wales kept her cancer diagnosis private and a new security law comes into effect in Hong Kong.

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After Russia and China vetoed a US resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, we'll explain why it's still a historically significant moment and what might happen next. Plus, the reclusive donor bankrolling Donald Trump and Robert F Kennedy Jnr, and a world-first pig kidney transplant.

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The US has submitted a draft resolution to the UN Security Council calling for an "immediate ceasefire" in Gaza. Plus, our correspondent in Paris explains why Russia is stepping up its disinformation campaign against France. And why Gen Z workers are quitting their jobs on TikTok.

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Violent gangs are in charge - one Haitian gives The Times a first-hand account as the country descends into anarchy. Plus conspiracy theories about a princess spread, unhygienic pranks anger Japan and Picasso’s legacy is re-examined in France. 

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Israel says Gazans have enough to eat. Few agree. Meanwhile - China steps into the crisis for the first time. Plus - a historic American football game and speculation spreads about James Bond.

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As Iran, China and Venezuela congratulate Russia for hitting a post-Soviet record, Latvia joins calls for Nato troops to fight in Ukraine. Plus the music industry goes after an AI voice imitator, a social media giant hoards data - and in California golfers are getting mad. 

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The result of the Russian Presidential election may be a forgone conclusion but is it time for the West to denounce Vladimir Putin's legitimacy?

Plus, we look at the similarities between what's happening in Russia, and what happened in Iran's elections earlier this month...

And it's farewell to the original Cockney Rebel...

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New research suggests two thirds of Indians would support a move away from democracy. Plus, our Assistant Editor, Kate Mansey, explains the significance of Meghan Markle's new lifestyle brand. And why the fall-out between President Macron of France and Chancellor Scholz of Germany could have big implications for Ukraine.

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As voting begins in the Russian presidential election, the former UK ambassador to Moscow tells us how the Kremlin will be able to fix the result for Vladimir Putin. Plus, why November's gubernatorial contest in North Carolina could mirror the presidential election between Trump and Biden. And what the UK is doing to prevent a US-style opioid crisis.

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Our Washington reporter, Hugh Tomlinson, explains the growing social media information war between China and the US. How Russia jammed the GPS signal of a jet carrying the UK Defence Secretary. Plus, what Israel's u-turn on humanitarian aid for Gaza will mean on the ground.

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President Putin calls the west ‘vampires’ as opponents are attacked in Lithuania. Plus - more woe for Boeing, a cocktail of drugs is given to a child skater and a serial killer appears on a French game show.

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His departure follows weeks of chaos in the Caribbean nation. Plus - the biggest cross-border attacks of the Ukraine war, and as US intelligence warns of a ‘fragile world order’ - Iran, China and Russia begin joint military drills.

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The holy month is marked in Jerusalem amid fears of violence. Plus - Ukraine is angered by a Papal intervention, and a ‘manipulated’ photograph of a princess causes confusion.

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The first shipment of equipment sets sail from Hampton to Gaza but should we be more concerned about what's happening between Taiwan and China?

Plus the war between conservationists and farmers in Belize

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With the Muslim holy month of Ramadan beginning tomorrow - is there any hope of a last-minute ceasefire agreement in Gaza? Plus, why President Macron of France has been ramping up his rhetoric against Vladimir Putin. And hear about an exclusive story from The Times about one of Netflix's biggest sports documentaries.

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Hear about the word-first cancer treatment that could cure the most common type of brain tumour. Plus, our China correspondent Richard Spencer tells us about the latest crackdown on free speech in Hong Kong. And what a new report says about the British Army spy who was secretly embedded in the IRA during the Troubles in Northern Ireland.

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On today’s World in 10 we analyse why tonight’s State of the Union address could be a make or break moment for Joe Biden’s re-election chances. Plus what are the risks of the US & UK taking further action after a Houthi missile kills three sailors, the first fatalities since the Iran-backed militants started attacking commercial shipping off the coast of Yemen. And find out why a K-pop star apologises for having a boyfriend. 

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We look at what Trump needs to do to win over the Republicans who voted for Nikki Haley. Also, why has Olena Zelenska, the wife of the Ukrainian President, turned down an invitation to the US State of the Union? We explain why some Putin critics disagree with each other.

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As sixteen states vote on Super Tuesday, Nikki Haley will be watching the results closely. Plus - Germany’s military communications are intercepted and Malaysia looks again at an enduring aviation mystery. 

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The US' highest court rules that Colorado cannot bar Donald Trump from its primary ballot, clearing the way for the Republican frontrunner to contest the Presidential election. Plus - The Times reveals a black market of Ukrainian prisoners of war and our writer shares her experience of Gaza.

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Can mediators in Cairo secure agreement  for a lasting ceasefire between Hamas and Israel by the start of Ramadan

Also, will we ever find out the true numbers of Russian soldiers killed in the war in Ukraine?

And, we speak to the woman behind Ziggy Stardust’s iconic haircut

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As the US begins airdropping aid into Gaza we look at that challenges behind carrying out airdrops and what message Biden is sending to Israel. And hear the latest from the paddock at the F1 Grand Prix in Bahrain. Plus, the world's rich and famous gather at a wedding of a lifetime.

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After at least 112 Palestinian deaths in Gaza City from either a stampede or a shooting when they ran to get food, will that impact hopes for a ceasefire with Israel? We also cover the crowds at Alexei Navalny's funeral and the latest spanner in the works for F1's Christian Horner.

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As Vladimir Putin issues another nuclear warning to the West, we get analysis from The Times journalist Tom Parfitt. Plus, our Washington correspondent Alistair Dawber speaks to us from the US border, which is becoming one of the biggest election issues of 2024. And why a theatre in London is staging performances only for black audiences.

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Moscow’s bar for the use of nuclear weapons was low. Plus - tech company Apple drops plans for a self-driving electric car and India tries out an AI teacher.

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As a new ceasefire proposal is considered - Muslim voters could threaten Biden in Michigan. Plus - Russia warns of a Nato war, a murdered Australian couple spark anguish and Peppa Pig divides parents.

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The traditionally neutral country will become the 32nd member of the defensive alliance. Plus - Vitali Klitschko tells The Times it’s time for Russians to resist, and allies claim Alexei Navalny was about to be released in a prisoner swap.

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As concerns grow about the President’s age and suitability to run for a second term, we find out more about 10 possible replacements

Also, how Paris is trying to save its independent bookshops

Plus the tale of the Holy Grail

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Anthony Loyd, Senior Foreign Correspondent for The Times, joins us on the second anniversary of the war in Ukraine. Plus, The Times journalist Jacqui Goddard discusses if anyone can own the moon. And what we've learn in the sixth season of Netflix's Drive to Survive.

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The Times US Editor, David Charter, explains how Nikki Haley is raising more money than Donald Trump in South Carolina, despite trailing him in the polls. Plus, the US has warned Russia not to put nuclear weapons in space. And we'll tell you about the London museum looking for a Taylor Swift expert!

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One of the trials related to the fatal shooting on the set of the Hollywood movie Rust begins today. Plus, The Times' Foreign Correspondent, Marc Bennetts, has met the Russian citizens who've switched sides to fight for Ukraine. And why China has started loaning giant pandas to western zoos again in a bid to improve diplomatic relations.

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A few days after the death of Alexei Navalny, a Russian military blogger is thought to have taken his own life after claiming he was forced to withdraw a report detailing the scale of Russia’s losses in the in Ukraine. We also look at the UK's failed nuclear test and the athletic event that is changing due to cheating.

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We look at why US support for Israel is waning, four and a half months on from the October 7th attacks by Hamas. We'll give you a recap in the arguments for and against Julian Assange's release and an update on Alexei Navalny's wife's fight for freedom.

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As Houthi attacks on shipping continue in the Red Sea, a think tank warns undersea internet cables could be next. Plus - the widow of Alexei Navalny vows to keep up his fight and Japan builds a spacecraft made of wood.

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Peter Conradi, The Sunday Times Europe Editor, takes us through the latest claims about Alexei Navalny's death. Plus, hear from the western journalist who's been behind the Russian frontline in Ukraine. And how the ending for Oppenheimer came to Christopher Nolan in a dream.

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