Kieron Monks is a Foreign News Journalist at CNN. He specializes in international affairs, reporting on global issues and events that shape our world. His work has been featured in CNN, The i Paper, and MSN.
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Kieron Monks' coverage is heavily focused on evolving stories and breaking news related to government, politics, and world affairs. His articles primarily revolve around the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, human rights issues, and the Iran-Israel conflict.
Given his focus on evolving stories and breaking news regarding geopolitics, Kieron may be receptive to pitches from experts with firsthand knowledge or unique insights into these conflicts. For example, academics specializing in international relations or geopolitical analysts could provide valuable perspectives.
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The US President is being briefed on options for 'short and powerful' strikes and ground operations
Russian leader faces threats at home and abroad
Kieron Monks Vladimir Putin is scaling up his personal protection against a potential coup and assassination threats, according to a leaked
North Korea is playing a key role in the Kremlin's war machine. Russia's leader wants more
Israeli officials have described Turkey as the 'new Iran'. Ankara is taking the threat seriously
America has burned through vital weapons, leaving the US potentially vulnerable
The Kremlin has managed to largely protect the capital over more than four year of war, until now
Kieron Monks A series of drone incursions into the Baltic states has raised fears of a direct clash between Nato countries and Russia , with
'We are in a very unstable phase in a grey zone between war and peace' a Gulf security analyst said
US military bases aren't looking so formidable, and its allies are questioning America's role in the region
