Joe Barnes

Joe Barnes, Brussels Correspondent for The Telegraph, and Anna Conkling, a freelance journalist specializing in on-the-ground reporting from Ukraine, discuss President Zelensky's evolving stance on peace negotiations and NATO membership. They dive into the controversial tactics of Ukraine's mobilization police, highlighting the pressure young men face to enlist. The conversation also covers the broader implications of Ukraine's military developments and explores the human impact of the ongoing conflict through personal stories from the front lines.

"Ukraine: The Latest" podcast features guests David Knowles, Dominic Nicholls, Joe Barnes, and Liliane Bivings who discuss recent drone strikes in Ukraine, political developments in Ukraine and Russia, challenges in attracting international investment, the potential war between Russia and NATO, Russia's illegal claim on Alaska, and the importance of Ukraine's territorial integrity. Stay updated on Ukraine's latest news and enjoy ad-free listening.

Russia takes control of a coke plant in Avdiivka, Ukraine. Navalny's body 'hidden from relatives', sparking vows to continue his work. Estonia's PM urges seizing Russia's frozen assets. Hosts on the ground in Ukraine hear testimonies and conduct interviews. Urgent calls for Western support and defense investments to address escalating crisis.

Joe Barnes, Brussels Correspondent for The Telegraph, discusses the White House's surprising step of lifting sanctions to welcome a Putin aide. He also covers a humorous episode where a Kremlin spokesperson believed an April Fool’s joke about the Royal Navy. Meanwhile, Hamish De Bretton-Gordon, a former British Army Tank Commander, highlights the dynamics of armored warfare, offers insights from a new exhibition on Ukraine’s military in the UK, and reflects on the crucial need for military training amid evolving political challenges.

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.

In this discussion, journalist David Knowles, defense expert Dominic Nicholls, and Brussels correspondent Joe Barnes explore the harrowing aftermath of a devastating Russian missile strike in Lviv, revealing the toll on civilian lives. They delve into President Zelensky's significant government reshuffle aimed at fortifying Ukraine amidst ongoing aggression. The panel also examines Germany's controversial stance on restricting Russian diplomats in the EU, shedding light on the geopolitical implications of these decisions during tumultuous times.

In this discussion, Dominic Nicholls, an Associate Editor specializing in Defence, alongside correspondents Joe Barnes and Verity Bowman, delve into Ukraine's recent strategic successes in the Kursk region. They explore the significant impact of destroyed bridges on Russian troop movements. The conversation also highlights the urgent need for increased international support, as President Zelensky pushes for advanced military aid. Additionally, contributors Rob Hicken and Spencer Cash discuss innovative telehealth solutions aiding Ukrainians affected by the conflict, showcasing resilience in healthcare amidst war.

David Knowles, a conflict journalist, joins Dominic Nicholls, a defence expert, and Joe Barnes, a Brussels correspondent, to discuss Ukraine's surprising military advance into Kursk. They delve into the challenges facing Russian media amid civilian evacuations and escalating tensions. Key topics include Ukraine's historic cross-border maneuvers using drone technology, the shifting military dynamics, and the growing trend of Russian soldiers surrendering. The trio also examines the Kremlin's internal struggles as public opinion begins to shift.

David Knowles, an insightful journalist, joins Dominic Nicholls, a Defence expert, Joe Barnes, a Brussels Correspondent, and Lauren Shirreff, a current events journalist. They discuss Ukraine's shocking surprise attack on Russia's Kursk region, showcasing the destruction of an entire battalion. The rise of war tourism is also examined, highlighting ethical concerns amid conflict. Key missile strikes in Kyiv are scrutinized, revealing alarming trends in weapon production timelines. The strategic intricacies of Ukraine's military maneuvers are further analyzed in this compelling conversation.

David Knowles, a journalist specializing in global issues, joins Joe Barnes, a Brussels Correspondent, Ed Cumming, a Senior Feature Writer, and Jimmy Rushton, a Security Analyst. The group discusses striking developments in drone warfare and the implications of Ukraine's recent attack on the Morozovsk airbase. They delve into the surreal story of Russian spy families unaware of their parents' true identities. Insights on intelligence shifts in warfare highlight the evolving landscape of military strategies and the ongoing impact on civilian life in Ukraine.