Hamish De Bretton-Gordon is a journalist and military expert, known for his work in various publications including Yahoo News, The i Paper, The Telegraph, LBC, and The Guardian. His articles often focus on international conflicts, military strategy, and defense industry news. With a background in chemical weapons and counter-terrorism, Hamish provides insights and analysis on complex geopolitical issues.
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Hamish De Bretton-Gordon's coverage focuses on international relations, government and politics, with an emphasis on evolving stories and expert commentary. He appears to be interested in geopolitical conflicts, military strategy, and political analysis.
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By: Hamish De Bretton-Gordon
Putin’s special military operation has run out of steam
The new PM is at risk of being distracted by the many issues he has inherited, but Europe’s safety must be his top priority
If there was ever a time to take down Iran’s nuclear research and development sites, it is now
By: Hamish De Bretton-Gordon
A fatal attack on a British citizen by the Russian state cannot go unpunished, even if the direct perpetrators remain at large
President Biden, Sir Keir Starmer, and other Nato leaders are meeting in Germany today with the power to decide the fate of Ukraine and, by extension, Europe for perhaps the next decade.
President Biden, Sir Keir Starmer, and other Nato leaders are meeting in Germany today with the power to decide the fate of Ukraine and, by extension, Europe for perhaps the next decade.
By: Hamish De Bretton-Gordon
At a time when Europe is at war, the individual who should be mediating for peace seems to be siding with the aggressor
By: Hamish De Bretton-Gordon
If Israel is allowed to use American jets to strike deep in Iran, Ukraine should be able to use British missiles to hit Russian bases
Putin appears to be gambling all on a massive attack to retake the border region of Kursk
By: Hamish De Bretton-Gordon
Britain cannot abandon our ally in their desperate final fight for survival
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