Josie Ensor

In this discussion, Josie Ensor, US correspondent for The Times and a former Middle East reporter, unpacks Donald Trump's startling proposal for Gaza, envisioning it as the next luxurious resort. The conversation navigates the controversial implications of treating Gaza’s reconstruction as a business opportunity amid longstanding tensions. Legal complexities of territorial claims are also examined, alongside the geopolitical repercussions for regional stability and the delicate balance of rights for the Palestinian population.

Josie Ensor, the US Correspondent for The Times, explores the gripping tale of Blerim Skoro, who was approached by CIA agents while in prison post-9/11. The conversation delves into his perilous journey from being a reluctant spy to facing betrayal and deportation. With themes of loyalty, identity, and moral dilemmas, Skoro's dual existence between the CIA and al-Qaeda highlights the ethical complexities of espionage. His quest to reunite with family while navigating a dangerous world provides a thrilling narrative filled with personal and political challenges.

Josie Ensor, US Correspondent for The Times and Sunday Times, has spent five years covering Jeffrey Epstein's intriguing and disturbing story. In this discussion, she highlights the revelations from Virginia Giuffre's diaries, which contradict the FBI’s findings about Epstein’s network. They delve into the implications of blackmail allegations and the political connections between Donald Trump and Epstein. Ensor emphasizes the need for continued investigation and transparency, shedding light on the complexities surrounding victim narratives and government claims.