As the Biden administration throws its weight behind a ceasefire and hostage deal, The Times’ David Charter explains their motivations. Plus - a new executive order on migration and China accuses Britain over spying.

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It’s a resounding victory for the left-wing candidate, but addressing violence and relations with the US will be tough. Plus - the fight to keep Israel’s coalition government intact as a ceasefire deal is considered.

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Dr Jade McGlynn, a research fellow at the Department for War Studies at King's College London, discusses life in Kharkiv - the city in northeastern Ukraine that's currently under Russian bombardment.

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Riley Bailey, Russian analyst from the Institute of the Study of War, discusses Russia's stalled offensive in Ukraine and the possible mobilisation of Western weapons.

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Our US correspondent Charlotte McDonald-Gibson explains how Warren Buffett's son, Howard, is travelling rural America to drum up support for Ukraine. Plus, Keir Giles, a Russia analyst at the international affairs think tank Chatham House, reacts to the US giving the green light for Ukraine to use western-supplied weapons to strike inside Russia.

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Should Ukraine be allowed to use American-supplied missiles to strike military targets inside Russia? Times journalist Maxim Tucker explains why the US has been opposed to it until now. Plus, historian Dr Jade McGlynn on what's it like living in the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv under the current Russian bombardment.

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In an exclusive interview with The Times, the President of Latvia says thousands of surveillance and potentially armoured drones could patrol the border between NATO countries and Russia. He was speaking to our Defence Editor, Larisa Brown, who joins us to explain more. Plus, Professor Justin Bronk from the Royal United Services Institute assesses the strength of Ukraine's air defence systems.

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Fiona Hamilton, Chief Reporter for The Times, discusses a warning by the UK's military intelligence service, MI5, about election interference by hostile states, such as China and Russia. Plus, after Russia's recent gains in northeastern Ukraine, what is Moscow planning next? Russia analyst Riley Bailey from the Institute for the Study of War gives us his opinion.

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We hear from The Times’ Gabrielle Weiniger on how Israel’s air strike, which it says targeted Hamas leaders near Rafah, could have breached the ICJ’s ruling on the military’s offensive in the southern Gazan city. Israel denies it's targeting civilians.

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Maxim Tucker, The Times' correspondent in Ukraine discusses what it was like reporting from Kharkiv during the latest Russian offensive.

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