Senior Reporter, Diplomacy and National Security
Iain Marlow is a Senior Reporter specializing in diplomacy and national security. He has worked for various media outlets including Bloomberg News, Yahoo Finance, and the Hastings Tribune Newspaper. With a focus on the Middle East, his articles cover topics such as Houthi attacks, US strikes, and the risk of wider war in the region.
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Iain Marlow's coverage predominantly revolves around world affairs and government & politics. His articles often focus on evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to US foreign policy, middle east conflict, Houthi attacks, Ukraine aid, North Korea, US reliability in international relations among others.
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(Bloomberg) -- The State Department approved the emergency sale of $138 million in air-defense equipment for Ukraine, part of a US push to keep up
By: Iain Marlow, Augusta Saraiva
Israel's ambassador to the United Nations often fights with the organization where he serves, especially as criticism has mounted over his country's conduct in the war against Hamas. He's just not used to doing it without the US in his corner.
By: Iain Marlow, Augusta Saraiva
Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations often fights with the organization where he serves, especially as criticism has mounted over his country’s conduct in the war against Hamas.
By: Michelle Jamrisko, Iain Marlow
Secretary of State Antony Blinken will bring a contradictory mission when he visits China next week: Convey the gravity of US concerns regarding Chinese companies' support for Russia's war machine, while also making sure the relationship with Beijing doesn't go off the rails again.
Russia’s “complete embrace” of North Korea could increase Kim Jong Un’s appetite for risk when it comes to threatening South Korea and exporting weapons abroad, as well as helping Pyongyang ignore Washington’s call to return to nuclear talks, a senior Biden administration official said.
Russia's “complete embrace” of North Korea could increase Kim Jong Un 's appetite for risk when it comes to threatening South Korea and exporting weapons abroad, as well as helping Pyongyang ignore Washington's call to return to nuclear talks, a senior Biden administration official said.
By: Iain Marlow
Russia's “complete embrace” of North Korea could increase Kim Jong Un's appetite for risk when it comes to threatening South Korea and exporting
By: Iain Marlow
In this photo from April 25, 2019, Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un attend a reception following their talks at the Far Eastern Federal University campus on Russky island in the far-eastern Russian port of Vladivostok. (Alexey Nikolsky/SPUTNIK/AFP via Getty Images/TNS)
Secretary of State Antony Blinken has arrived in China on a mission to press Beijing on issues including its support for Russia and industrial overcapacity, with the threat of new US sanctions looming over the visit.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken has arrived in China on a mission to press Beijing on issues including its support for Russia and industrial overcapacity, with the threat of new U.S. sanctions looming over the visit.
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