David Pratt

Two decades after US troops battled Iran-backed militias on Iraq's streets, Foreign Editor David Pratt asks: Are we witnessing a rerun of…

Already it almost feels like last week’s story. One minute it was global headlines and what looked to be a massive humanitarian crisis; the next…

Donald Trump is now trapped in a war that is not going down well at home and Tehran senses his political vulnerability, writes Foreign Editor David…

MUCH has often been made about the closeness between the United States and Israel. It’s an understandable assessment, given that in the main…

14 Aug 2026 In response to the Government's consultation on the zero emission vehicle (ZEV) mandate , Energy UK Director of Policy and Advocacy Adam Berman said:

A FILM is scheduled to air today on Sweden’s public television network and the timing of its broadcast could not be more apt.

THE first time I heard the phrase used was in Cairo’s Tahrir Square while covering the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011.

As West Bank settler violence escalates, many fear Palestinians are being pushed to breaking point. Foreign Editor David Pratt who covered two…

AT the time when it appeared, it created quite a stir. It was back in March 2002, precisely at the moment when the Israeli- Palestinian conflict was…

FIRST, it was bombs. Then came bribes in the shape of promised sanctions relief and billions of dollars in investment ...