Andrew Roth

Hugo Lowell, a reporter for Guardian US known for tracking Trump’s inner circle, and Andrew Roth, a global affairs correspondent in D.C., dive into U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites. They discuss the strategic implications of these actions and the mixed responses from military leaders. The conversation explores potential Iranian retaliation and its effects on global markets. They also tackle Trump's evolving foreign policy, contrasting isolationism with aggressive intervention strategies that could reshape international relations.

Andrew Roth, Guardian global affairs correspondent in Washington DC, offers sharp analysis of US strategy toward Iran. He dissects the speech’s bellicose tone and confusing core message. He reviews questions about nuclear justifications, military limits, economic fallout and political risks in Washington. He outlines the few possible off-ramps and why ending the crisis looks difficult.

Andrew Roth, The Guardian global affairs correspondent in Washington, DC, discusses rapid shifts in US Iran strategy. He details the White House’s search for an off-ramp and messaging aimed at markets. He covers risks of a ground invasion, the cost and congressional funding battles, and how MAGA figures are positioning politically for 2028.

This week, Andrew Roth, The Guardian's global affairs correspondent, dives into Trump’s recent interactions with both Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelenskyy. He discusses whether Trump is sacrificing his 'America First' mantra for a peacemaker role amidst the Ukraine crisis. The conversation explores Trump's evolving foreign policy, his need to navigate the complex dynamics of NATO, and the expectations of his MAGA base. Roth also highlights the challenges of offering security guarantees to Ukraine while maintaining strong ties with Eastern Europe.

Andrew Roth, Guardian global affairs correspondent covering US foreign policy, and Ali Vaez, Iran-focused crisis analyst with Pentagon wargame experience, unpack chaotic decision making. They discuss how Pentagon simulations compare with real strikes. They explore who pushed the initial attacks, escalation risks, messaging and rules of engagement, and possible US next moves.

Andrew Roth, the Global affairs correspondent for The Guardian, dives into Trump's ambitious global agenda, questioning if he seeks to be 'king of the world.' Roth highlights Trump's recent deals, such as a ceasefire in Gaza, his influence in Argentina, and renewed focus on Ukraine. The discussion reveals the contrast between Trump's grandiose style and the complexities of diplomacy. They also touch on Trump's relationships with authoritarian leaders and the implications of his foreign actions amid domestic challenges.

Andrew Roth, the Global affairs correspondent for The Guardian, delves into Tulsi Gabbard's controversial political journey—from an antiwar Democrat to a staunch Trump loyalist. He argues her appointment in intelligence signals a challenge to the security establishment and explores her fascination with strongmen. Roth discusses how Gabbard promotes paranoid social media politics within the government and critiques the implications of her evolving loyalties on U.S. national security, posing crucial questions about political accountability and intelligence manipulation.

Andrew Roth, a Washington-based global affairs correspondent, breaks down the murky claims of peace talks between the U.S. and Iran. He discusses why negotiation details are unclear. He explains market-timing behind peace statements. He outlines likely Iranian intermediaries and contrasting U.S. and Iranian proposals. He assesses U.S. troop moves, mission creep, and how long the conflict might persist.

Andrew Roth, a Global affairs correspondent for The Guardian, and Tom Phillips, Latin America correspondent for the same outlet, dive deep into rising US-Venezuela tensions. They discuss Trump's military buildup and the rationale behind increased strikes. Roth reveals Trump’s shift from support for Guaidó to a focus on military pressure, while Phillips offers insight into Maduro's weakened popularity and the impact on Venezuelan society. They explore regional concerns and the complex motivations driving US involvement, highlighting a precarious future.

Andrew Roth, Global affairs correspondent at The Guardian, and Tom Phillips, their Latin America correspondent, dive into the complexities of U.S. military posture towards Venezuela. They discuss the intentions behind Trump’s military buildup, including questionable justifications related to drug trafficking. Phillips highlights Venezuela's corruption and economic collapse, while Roth speculates on the political maneuvering within the White House pushing for action. The conversation reveals fears of regional backlash and concerns about forced military interventions.