Marco Giannangeli is a Defence Editor and Diplomatic Editor for the Daily Express and Cigalah Group. With a focus on national security and international relations, Marco covers stories related to military affairs, conflicts, and political developments. He provides in-depth analysis and reporting on issues that shape the defense and diplomatic landscape in the United Kingdom.
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Marco Giannangeli's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with a significant emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to conflict, genocide, international relations, military, and terrorism. He often covers UK-related topics but also addresses global issues.
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The turning of a Russian spy in Cyprus allowed MI6 to confirm Iran's transfer of missies to Russia
By: Marco Giannangeli, John O'Sullivan
Israel's most powerful MPs have warned the Jewish state is already at war with Iran - and if they fail 'the next front will be Europe'
By: Marco Giannangeli
Court delays, exasperated by a decision to cut the number of days which part time judges are allowed to sit, may force judges to refuse requests to extend custody time limits for serious criminals
By: Marco Giannangeli
Would-be Royal Marine Commandos could be stopped from running on narrow lanes in Devon.
By: Marco Giannangeli
Russian Ambassador Andrei Kelin is being the "propagandist he is paid to be", say experts.
The death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar has left the terror group broken. But if he is succeeded by his brother, Israeli celebrations could be short- lived.
Central Government must increase funding by £60m if BBC World Service is to retain its global influence for democracy against Russian, Chinese and Iranian propaganda
By: Marco Giannangeli
More reliance on Nato partners, a "complete recalibration" of the British Army and the offshoring of all RAF pilot training to the US are all being considered by Lord Robertson's "radical" defence review
By: Marco Giannangeli
Russia has stolen Georgia's elections, preventing the country's EU dreams. Only a Ukraine victory can stem Putin's ambitions, experts warn
Sarah Elliott, from Republicans Overseas UK, and Kristin Wolfe, of Democrats Abroad UK, share their views on Tuesday's US elections
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