
Dominic Waghorn
Sky News correspondent. Host of the Sky News Daily podcast.
Top 10 podcasts with Dominic Waghorn
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Jun 13, 2025 • 17min
Israel v Iran – what's next?
Dominic Waghorn, Sky News' international affairs editor, joins Yalda Hakim to discuss Israel's recent military actions against Iran. They delve into the timing of these strikes and the potential for a larger conflict. Waghorn shares insights from his trip to Iran, explaining how leaders there feel trapped. The conversation also touches on world reactions, including the possibility of U.S. involvement and the implications for UK interests. It's a captivating look at escalating tensions and the geopolitical landscape.

May 15, 2025 • 15min
Can Ukraine and Russia find peace in Turkey?
Dominic Waghorn, the International affairs editor for Sky News, shares insights from Kyiv about the fragile mood in Ukraine regarding peace talks with Russia. He discusses President Zelenskyy's accusations towards Russia and explores how everyday Ukrainians feel about the prospect of negotiations. Waghorn delves into the emotional toll of the ongoing conflict, the complexities of territorial disputes, and the critical need for security guarantees. He also highlights Zelensky's political challenges and Ukraine's call for stronger European support in the face of aggression.

May 14, 2025 • 14min
Trump’s deal with Syria, what it means
Dominic Waghorn, International Affairs Editor at Sky News, dives into Donald Trump's recent discussions with Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa, a former al-Qaeda leader. They analyze the implications of lifting 25 years of sanctions on Syria and what "normalizing" relations means for the region. Waghorn also explores the historical context of U.S. foreign policy, the intricate dynamics of Syria's reintegration into the international community, and how Trump's unique diplomatic tactics may reshape relationships in the Middle East.

Apr 24, 2025 • 15min
What happens if the US walks away from a Ukraine peace deal?
Dominic Waghorn, the international affairs editor at Sky News, dives into the complexities of potential peace negotiations between Ukraine and Russia. He discusses JD Vance's alarming assertion about U.S. withdrawal from talks if both nations don't agree. The conversation highlights Ukraine's resilience and reliance on drone technology amid shifting European support. Waghorn also explores the delicate U.S.-Russia relationship and the implications for global order, emphasizing Europe's crucial role in maintaining stability.

Feb 5, 2025 • 22min
What does the Middle East make of Trump's Gaza 'Riviera' plan?
Dominic Waghorn, Sky News' international affairs editor, and Alistair Bunkall, their Middle East correspondent, dive into Donald Trump's controversial proposal for Gaza, dubbing it the 'Gaza Riviera.' They discuss the alarming implications of resettling two million Palestinians and how this proposal diverges from long-standing U.S. policy. The guests highlight regional reactions, the deep attachment of Gazans to their land, and the potential escalation of tensions in the area, painting a vivid picture of an increasingly complex geopolitical landscape.

Nov 7, 2024 • 24min
USA ‘24: Trump vs The World
Dominic Waghorn, the International Affairs Editor at Sky News, and Mark Stone, the US Correspondent based in Washington, DC, delve into the global implications of Trump's potential return to power. They discuss how Trump's 'America First' approach may reshape U.S. foreign policy, with a particular focus on the Middle East and Ukraine. The conversation highlights concerns about economic stability, military involvement, and whether Trump's controversial negotiation tactics could further complicate international relations. Expect insights into the evolving UK-US dynamic in uncertain times.

Nov 2, 2024 • 27min
USA '24: Political division and the economy
Dominic Waghorn, International affairs editor for Sky News, shares insights from Pennsylvania as the U.S. election nears. He captures the intense battles for undecided voters, highlighting the state’s critical role. Waghorn interviews a Republican couple divided over Trump, showcasing personal political divides. The discussion reveals how economic anxieties shape voter decisions, emphasizing the disconnect between statistics and real-life struggles. With Kamala Harris ramping up campaign efforts, the stakes couldn't be higher for candidates.

Feb 29, 2024 • 21min
Putin's nuclear threat as Baltic states bolster their armies
The podcast delves into Putin's nuclear threats in response to NATO involvement in Ukraine, sparking global tensions. Analysis of evolving Russian narratives on the conflict and concerns around Putin's actions. Focus on Baltic states enhancing their defense against potential Russian aggression, involving citizen participation and historical context.

Dec 18, 2023 • 24min
What 2023 has taught us about... world affairs
Dominic Waghorn and Professor Michael Clarke discuss the Israel-Hamas war, Putin's moves in Ukraine, Biden vs. Trump in the US election, and positive steps in China-US diplomacy.

Aug 31, 2023 • 21min
UK's new defence secretary and what it means for Ukraine
Former transport and energy secretary Grant Shapps is the new head of the Ministry of Defence after Ben Wallace stood down. They discuss the ongoing war in Ukraine, the use of drone technology on the battlefield, recent strikes by Ukrainians on Russian military targets, UK's support to Ukraine, and the progress of the Ukrainian counter-offensive.