Mark Urban is a Writer and Columnist at The Sunday Times. He covers a range of topics including foreign affairs, diplomacy, defence, and world news, with a particular focus on conflict, geopolitics, and international affairs. Mark has been featured in prominent outlets such as BBC World, The Telegraph, and BBC News.
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The US president has said he could ‘wind down’ strikes but might still decide to use reinforcements to launch a new wave of attacks
Despite the regime's decapitation, the damage Iran is inflicting may mean President Trump feels he has to fight on, writes Mark Urban
A recording from Mark Urban's live video
If there is one thing we have learnt during the past 72 hours, it is how hard it will be to disentangle all the threads that have been drawn together in the Gulf.
After President Trump took offence at Friedrich Merz’s Iran war comments, Donald Tusk warned that infighting was a bigger threat to Nato than its external enemies
But we don't yet know just how big...
France and Britain sail a little closer to Hormuz on a tide of caveats
Part 2 of my lessons from the Iran War
As Kyiv ramps up its drone and missile production and the Kremlin’s losses mount, the cost of the war is rising for Russia — but Putin may yet order an escalation
Ukraine is raising the price of ongoing war
