Roger Boyes is a journalist who writes for The Times and The Australian, with a focus on multinational issues, particularly in the United Kingdom. He covers a wide range of topics including international politics, conflicts, and global affairs. Boyes is known for his insightful analysis and thought-provoking articles.
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Roger Boyes focuses on world affairs and government & politics with a significant portion of evolving stories and opinion editorials. He is likely to be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide insightful analysis, commentary, or first-hand information on ongoing global events, particularly those related to Putin, war, Fentanyl, Venezuela, Gaza, Ukraine, Israel among other topics covered.
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A bloated, feuding intelligence apparatus should have predicted the return of Islamist terror to Russia
Absence of British exports would not end the war but would alienate key allies pivotal to peace
Vladimir Putin may have gained a certain spring in his step after listening to Lord Cameron this week. Britain, said the foreign secretary, wouldn’t be shooting
Domestic turbulence in the US as depicted in a new film is the biggest threat to the West
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Allies should increase speed of operations and exploit weaknesses in Russian chain of command
Netanyahu’s operation to destroy militants faces its deadliest test in the labyrinth under Rafah
By: Roger Boyes
Elzbieta Zawacka parachuted in for the Warsaw uprising and smuggled out evidence of Nazi atrocities
New defence minister’s job is to reassure his leader that Russia’s economy will not collapse
The continent has rarely been so anxious about the future. The assassination attempt on Robert Fico, the Slovakian leader, could lead towards a kind of civil war
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