Please join me and my special guest, retired Lebanese Armed Forces General Khalil Helou, as we examine the latest Israeli attacks on Lebanon, the deepening regional crisis, and the question many are now asking: is this truly the beginning of the end for Hezbollah?

Please join me and UK journalist and former government adviser Thomas Munson as we discuss the war in Iran, the United Kingdom’s position in the conflict, and the potential regional and global consequences as tensions escalate. Together, we will explore how the situation is unfolding, what role the UK may play moving forward, and what the conflict could mean for stability in the Middle East and the broader international order.

Please join me and my special guest, former IDF Intelligence Major (rtd) Dan Feferman, as we break down where U.S.–Iran nuclear talks stand, what a deal could look like, what might derail it, and what the stakes are for Israel, the Gulf, Europe, and the broader global order.

Please join me and my special guest, author and journalist Saul Sadka, as we discuss Iran, its current state of affairs, and how its future could shape the Middle East—and the world.

Please join me and my special guest, journalist and Middle East expert Antoni Baraket, for an in-depth discussion on the current situation in Iran, the future of the country and its regime, and the wider regional implications.

Please join me and my special guest. Middle East expert Sami Nader, as we discuss the geopolitical realities of the Middle East.

Please join me and my special guest, Global Affairs Analyst Paul Jacob, as we discuss the New York mayoral race, America's presence around the globe, and what US involvement in Iran means for China.

Please join me and my special guest, Global Affairs Analyst Ejike Okpa, as we discuss the United States' involvement in the Israel-Iran conflict.

Please join me as I discuss with Middle East political affairs expert Sami Nader the impact of Trump on the Middle East and the future of the region - from Hezbollah and Hamas to Israel, Turkey, Syria, and Iran.

Join me and my special guest, Gareth Browne, Middle East Correspondent for The Economist, as we discuss the current conflicts in the Middle East, the new President of Syria, and take a deeper look at what could be next in this region of the world that is prone to conflict.

Join me and my special guest, Lebanese politician Dr. Hadi Mourad, as we discuss the current crisis between Hezbollah and Israel and if peace is possible.