Simon Tisdall is an Assistant Editor for The Guardian and Yahoo News UK. With a focus on international affairs and politics, Simon's articles provide insightful analysis and commentary on global events, including the Middle East conflict, democratic elections, and the rise of authoritarianism.
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Simon Tisdall's coverage predominantly focuses on international politics, with specific attention to the Israel-Gaza conflict, global elections, US foreign policy, and the Middle East. His articles often analyze evolving global events and legal or regulatory aspects related to them.
Given his focus on evolving stories in international politics and conflicts such as the Israel-Gaza issue, he may be interested in commentary from experts familiar with diplomatic efforts, regional dynamics, or conflict resolution strategies.
Tisdall’s work primarily centers around analyzing ongoing geopolitical developments. Therefore, individuals with direct experience or expertise in these areas would likely capture his interest when providing insights into complex diplomatic situations or political events.
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By: Simon Tisdall
Now face-to-face military confrontation on each other’s soil has been normalised
By: Simon Tisdall
In displaying all the signs that he is off his rocker, the Republican candidate has infected millions of others
By: Simon Tisdall
After Donald Trump’s victory, brute force will prevail over geopolitics as authoritarians are appeased from Russia to Israel to China
By: Simon Tisdall
Amid threat to its ‘reason for being’ EU must stop squabbling and take a stand, but only the east of the bloc is stepping up
By: Simon Tisdall
Zelenskyy must now show that missiles will change this war, and his European allies must unify ahead of the Trump presidency, says Simon Tisdall, the Observer’s foreign affairs commentator
By: Simon Tisdall
The unprecedented firing by Ukrainian forces of British-made long-range Storm Shadow missiles at military targets inside Russia last week means the
By: Simon Tisdall
After Kyiv used Storm Shadow missiles, Russia’s leader asserted his ‘right’ to attack the UK and US. In truth, he has been doing exactly that for two years now
By: Simon Tisdall
The PM and other western leaders are cosying up to Beijing. If the president-elect imposes punitive tariffs on Chinese imports, he will give Xi the upper hand
By: Simon Tisdall
Netanyahu can redeploy his troops or abandon the peace deal at any time. It doesn’t bind his hands, says Simon Tisdall, the Observer’s foreign affairs commentator
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Riding on a TikTok tide of Putin propaganda, the Romanian nationalist typifies a swing on the continent that is raising the spectre of the 1930s
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