Should Khashoggi have been warned?
What did the US intelligence agencies know and when did they know it?
Paul Wood
Paul Wood was a BBC foreign correspondent for 25 years, in Belgrade, Athens, Cairo, Jerusalem, Kabul and Washington DC. He has won numerous awards, including two US Emmys for his coverage of the Syrian civil war
Wednesday
What happens when your currency collapses?
The Lebanese are living through a terrible economic experiment
Sunday
Biden’s Saudi problem
Can MbS do whatever he wants?
Wednesday
The mad world of David Icke
The global pandemic is David Icke’s moment
Friday
What did Kushner know about Khashoggi?
President Trump’s son-in-law was close with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman
Thursday
Stop the real steal
Is this Trump’s biggest con yet?
Wednesday
Retreat or defeat: can Biden extricate the US from Afghanistan?
‘If one soldier stays behind, we will continue our jihad’
Wednesday
Biden’s speech impediment
The President-elect has honesty issues
Saturday
Will Israel attack Iran before Trump leaves office?
How Netanyahu might gamble on the ‘line from Auschwitz to Natanz’
Thursday
But seriously: will Trump refuse to leave?
A big Biden win is the only way to minimize civil strife
Wednesday
The hostages’ president
For all his faults, Trump cares about captive Americans
Wednesday
The war for your mind
The Russians are coming. Again
Friday
Prodigal son-in-law
Who is the real Jared Kushner?
Sunday
The trouble with Brad Parscale
What if you push the buttons that worked before and nothing happens?
Sunday
Wuhdunnit? We have only suspicions, not proof
The idea that the virus is man-made is not just a crazy theory that Trump got from one of his golf buddies
Monday
Ma Jian: China’s regime is ‘stronger than ever’
The dissident author Ma Jian on China after the virus
Thursday
Should we be testing everyone in Britain?
Only the infectious would have to be kept at home
Monday
What if a virus were ever used as a WMD?
We ain’t seen nothing yet
Friday
Will coronavirus lead to a US war with Iran?
Tehran’s virus troubles could allow Shia militias to attack US forces in Iraq
Monday
Andy Khawaja: ‘the whistleblower’
Andy Khawaja is charged with campaign finance violations. He says there’s a bigger story
