Dan Sabbagh

David Pegg, a Guardian investigations correspondent, delves into the controversial Yang Tengbo case, revealing deep ties between Prince Andrew and the accused Chinese spy. Dan Sabbagh, the Guardian's defence and security editor, highlights the drastic changes in China's espionage tactics, blending traditional hacking with personal influence. The discussion also uncovers alarming cybersecurity threats facing the UK, including a significant breach at the Ministry of Defence, raising urgent questions about national security and international diplomacy.

Dan Sabbagh, The Guardian's defense and security editor reporting from Kyiv, offers a gripping analysis of the escalating conflict in Ukraine. He discusses the impact of long-range missiles and the alarming involvement of North Korean troops. Sabbagh explores the psychological toll on Ukrainian soldiers and the ethical complexities of drone warfare. He raises questions about U.S. military aid, the realities of the battlefield, and the broader geopolitical ramifications that could signal a turning point in the war.

In this discussion, Dan Sabbagh, the Guardian's defence and security editor, shares his insights on the recent dramatic exchange between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskyy. He delves into Keir Starmer's crucial role in fostering a coalition aimed at easing tensions between the U.S. and Ukraine. The conversation highlights the implications of this diplomacy for the ongoing war, the complexities of international relations, and how these interactions influence military strategies and peace negotiations.

Dan Sabbagh, The Guardian’s defence and security editor, delves into the complex dynamics of potential British troop deployment to Ukraine. He discusses Keir Starmer's willingness to send troops and the UK's military preparedness. The conversation highlights recruitment challenges and defense spending limitations amid rising tensions with Russia. Sabbagh also addresses the geopolitical context, including the importance of US security guarantees and the intricate balance European nations must maintain in light of ongoing peace negotiations.

Caroline Lucas, former Green Party leader and environmental advocate, joins Dan Sabbagh, The Guardian's defence and security editor, reporting from Ukraine. They dive into the implications of a potential Trump presidency on geopolitics and climate action. The discussion highlights the importance of a just transition to green energy amidst global conflicts. Lucas emphasizes hope for younger generations facing adversity, while Sabbagh shares insights on the realities of war in Ukraine, touching on military support and the morale of soldiers.