Andrew England is the Middle East Editor for various publications, including the Financial Times, The Manila Times, and The Australian Financial Review. With his work also appearing in The Irish Times, Andrew specializes in reporting on the political and social dynamics of the Middle East, including coverage of conflicts, negotiations, and regional developments.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Not enough data
Not enough data
Andrew's coverage predominantly focuses on world affairs, with significant attention to the Middle East, particularly Israel and Gaza. He is also interested in government announcements and evolving stories related to legal policy regulation.
Given his focus on breaking news and evolving stories related to world affairs, Andrew would likely be receptive to providing insights or commentary from experts with direct knowledge of the region's politics, government policies, or international relations. Additionally, he might consider opinion pieces that analyze potential diplomatic solutions or future implications of ongoing events in the Middle East.
As Andrew covers a range of topics including Israel-Hamas relations and US involvement in the region, reaching out with well-researched and insightful analysis regarding these subjects could increase your likelihood of engaging him effectively.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Andrew England, Simeon Kerr
As we head toward another seasonal surge in the coronavirus, it might be time for a little refresher.
By: Najmeh Bozorgmehr, Andrew England
Tehran's restraint despite increasingly aggressive Israeli operations has unsettled Lebanese militant group
The assassination of the long-standing Hezbollah leader is the latest step in a plan that has sparked panic and mayhem.
By: Andrew England
The assassination of the long-standing Hezbollah leader is the latest step in a plan that has sparked panic and mayhem.
By: Andrew England, Najmeh Bozorgmehr
Leaders had sought detente with West but concluded that Israeli assault on Hizbullah left them looking weak
By: John Paul Rathbone, Andrew England
The IDF has devastated the militants from the air but success on the ground may require a much longer campaign
By: Umm Al Qura, Andrew England, Mohammed A. Shabli, Hussam M. Ali, Fatimah K. Altalhi, Yasser H. Hadi, King Abdullah, Abdulrahman I. Abu Aqil
Yasser H. Hadi [email protected] ∙ Fatimah K. Altalhi ∙ Hussam M. Ali ∙ Mohammed A. Shabli ∙ Abdulrahman I. Abu
By: Christopher Miller, Andrew England, Max Seddon
Max Seddon, Christopher Miller and Andrew England Financial Times Qatar-mediated discussions mark resumption of previous efforts abandoned after Kyiv's invasion of Kursk region
By: Neri Zilber, Andrew England
Buoyed by military gains, Benjamin Netanyahu now wants to dismantle Iran’s forces across the region
By: Neri Zilber, Andrew England
Andrew England and Neri Zilber in Tel Aviv For several years, the worked slab-by-slab on an ambitious project: a huge, seven metre-high concrete wall to protect its northern border villages from militants in
(833) 317-6278 
