James Crisp

James Crisp, Europe Editor at The Telegraph, and Iona Cleave, Foreign Reporter at The Telegraph, dive into the escalating military dynamics in Eastern Europe. They discuss Japan's increased support for Ukraine and analyze the Baltic states' new defense line against potential Russian aggression. The discussion highlights the implications of NATO's strategies and Hungary's shifting diplomatic stance amid U.S.-Russia relations. Their insights shed light on the challenges of maintaining security and readiness along NATO's eastern flank.

James Crisp, Europe Editor at The Telegraph, offers keen insights on Ukraine's ongoing military struggles and the political fallout from recent corruption legislation. Myroshnychenko Vasyl, Ukraine’s Ambassador to Australia and New Zealand, discusses international support and strong public backing for military aid in his countries. They explore Russia's cancelled Navy Day parade and the paradox of Russian tourism in Europe amid sanctions. The episode captures the resilience of Ukraine in facing adversity while navigating complex geopolitical dynamics.

James Crisp, Europe Editor at The Daily Telegraph, shares insights on Emmanuel Macron's London visit and his discussions with Keir Starmer, highlighting the complexities of Brexit negotiations and potential trade deals. The conversation delves into immigration policies and the challenges of improving Anglo-French relations. Meanwhile, Lord Charles Moore reflects on the legacy of Norman Tebbit, a pivotal figure in Thatcher's cabinet, exploring his contributions and the political climate of his era.

James Crisp, Europe Editor at The Telegraph, provides sharp insights into the implications of the recent clash between Ukrainian forces and North Korean troops inside Russia. Georgina Wray discusses the challenges of visual storytelling within the chaotic narratives of war. Jukka Holkeri from Patria highlights the evolving demands of defense production and the international collaboration in military supply chains. Together, they dissect the complicated geopolitical landscape and the future of warfare, emphasizing the critical role of modern technology and journalism.

Joining the discussion are Joe Barnes, Brussels Correspondent for The Telegraph, who sheds light on the political intricacies of the Ukraine war, and James Crisp, Europe Editor at The Telegraph, offering insights into European relations. They delve into President Biden’s controversial decision to allow Ukraine to strike inside Russia, analyzing its strategic implications. The conversation covers Biden's military support shift, the domestic and international political ramifications, and Europe's delicate balance in response to increasing tensions.