Patrick Wintour is a Diplomatic Editor at The Guardian. He focuses on regional interest and world news, covering topics such as the Russia-Ukraine War, governance in the Middle East, and international laws, while also addressing broader themes in government, politics, and public security. Patrick's work has been featured in various outlets, including Yahoo Sports Canada, Irish Examiner, and The Irish Times.
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Patrick Wintour's coverage heavily focuses on international conflicts, world affairs, and government & politics. He often covers evolving stories related to government announcements and legal policy regulation. As such, he is likely to be interested in sources who can provide insightful commentary or analysis on ongoing international conflicts, especially those related to the Israel-Palestine conflict, Middle East politics, US foreign policy, and United Nations activities.
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Foreign secretary says keeping the British people safe means standing up to Russia
The post-cold war era is “well and truly over” and keeping the British people safe means standing up to Russia, the UK foreign secretary, David Lammy, has warned.
UK foreign secretary plays down idea of Trump taking control, in speech exposing differences with president-elect
By: Patrick Wintour
Ministers from 17 Middle East and western countries have met in Riyadh to discuss how to speed aid to the new Syrian government while keeping pressure
Former top UK official believes intensifying economic pressure on Tehran would erode internal support for regime
By: Patrick Wintour, Dan Sabbagh
Campaigners argue the British government has concluded that parts for the jets must be supplied in all circumstances
By: Patrick Wintour
There may be no winners in war, but history suggests combatants are often eager to convince the world otherwise.
By: Patrick Wintour
His pick for secretary of state may have given measured assessment of world affairs, but ‘crazy’ Trump will call the shots
By: Patrick Wintour
Tehran ‘massively weakened’ by reverses in Lebanon, Syria and Gaza, says vice-president of Aden-based administration
By: Patrick Wintour
A senior Iranian politician has appealed to Donald Trump to begin new negotiations with Tehran over its civil nuclear programme, saying: “I hope
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