Con Coughlin is a Defence and Foreign Affairs Editor at AOL UK. He covers a range of topics including the Russia-Ukraine War, government and politics, and security issues across various regions such as North America and LATAM. Con's insights and analyses have been featured in notable publications including The Spectator, The Telegraph, and Yahoo News.
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Con Coughlin’s coverage predominantly focuses on world affairs, politics, and government-related topics. His articles often feature analysis of breaking news and evolving stories in regions such as Israel, Iran, and Ukraine.
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The dramatic political demise of Justin Trudeau, the long-serving Canadian premier once hailed as the poster boy of global liberalism, makes him
By: Con Coughlin
Apart from helping Trump to secure a second term at the White House, mounting popular disquiet on key issues such as inflation and migration is causing a major political reorientation among many of the world's leading democracies.
Biden has equivocated in his support for Israel. The new administration won’t be repeating that mistake
Donald Trump's forthright warning that “all hell will break out” if Iranian-backed Hamas terrorists fail to release the remaining Israeli hostages
The president elect's threat that 'all hell will break lose' if the hostages are not released does little to bridge the entrenched positions of Hamas and Israel over the terms of a ceasefire
Putin has agreed to provide Pyongyang with aid and advanced military technology in exchange for boots on the ground, but it has come at a terrible cost for the North Korean troops
After the drift and equivocation that has defined Joe Biden's approach to global security issues during his four years at the White House, Donald
As Biden and Trump quibble over credit for Gaza ceasefire, it is the latter who will take up the presidential mantle in a few days. Pining over a Nobel Prize, he could push for a more lasting peace.
And appointing the arch-Europhile Mandelson as ambassador will hardly help matters
The arrival of Donald Trump in the White House to serve his second term as US President finds Sir Keir Starmer's government singularly ill-equipped to maintain the UK's status as Washington's most important ally in Europe.
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