Clarissa Ward

Clarissa Ward, CNN chief international correspondent with two decades reporting from front lines, files live dispatches from northern Iraq. She recounts drone and missile strikes near Erbil and the reporting around alleged CIA arms flows to Iranian Kurdish groups. Conversations cover Kurdish aims, regional fallout, leaks and possible Israeli involvement. The overall picture is tense, uncertain and potentially destabilizing.

Gareth Browne, a Middle East correspondent for The Economist, and Clarissa Ward, a CNN correspondent and former advisor to Austin Tice, delve into the mystery of Tice's disappearance in Syria. They discuss the political implications of his capture under Assad's regime and share personal insights from their experiences in the war-torn region. Browne illustrates the resilience of former political prisoners, while Ward reflects on her emotional bond with Tice, highlighting the dangers and complexities faced by journalists in conflict zones.

In this discussion, Gareth Browne, a Middle East correspondent, investigates the mysterious disappearance of American journalist Austin Tice in Syria, unveiling the grim realities of Bashar al-Assad's regime. Joining him is Clarissa Ward, a CNN correspondent who offers insights from her conversations with Tice before his abduction. They delve into Tice's evolution from Marine to journalist, the precarious nature of truth in conflict zones, and the emotional connections forged through shared experiences in a war-torn landscape.

Clarissa Ward, CNN's Chief International Correspondent known for her impactful conflict zone reporting, joins political maverick Tulsi Gabbard and Russian policy expert Mark Katz for a deep dive into global issues. They tackle U.S. involvement in Syria and Libya amidst light-hearted banter, dissect American energy policies and the EU-Mercosur trade dynamics, and critique media sensationalism surrounding health care. The discussion also sharpens focus on Russia's role in Syria and the implications for U.S. foreign policy, all while peppered with insightful political anecdotes.

CNN's Clarissa Ward and NY Times' David Sanger discuss Iran's attack on Israel, potential escalation; Former State Dept. adviser Vali Nasr analyzes Biden's influence. Treasury Sec. Janet Yellen talks China trip. US Ambassador Rahm Emanuel discusses Japan's role in the region.

Hamas assault on Israel and Israel's retaliation, thousands killed, Hamas holding hostages, teams on the ground in Israel.

Clarissa Ward, CNN chief international correspondent and Peabody Award winner reporting from conflict zones. She reports live from Erbil, Iraq about the war near the Iran border. She discusses the unpredictability and risks of regional escalation. She describes information blackouts in Iran and the human cost hidden from view. She critiques the Pentagon’s glamorization of violence and reflects on coverage fatigue in other conflicts.

Clarissa Ward, internationaal oorlogsverslaggever bij CNN, rapporteert uit Erbil over spanningen in het Midden-Oosten. Jaap de Hoop Scheffer, voormalig NAVO‑secretaris‑generaal, bespreekt geopolitieke risico’s en Europese strategie. Henri Bontenbal, fractievoorzitter van het CDA, praat over gevolgen voor energieprijzen, Groningen en kabinetsspanningen.

Clarissa Ward, CNN chief international correspondent reporting from Erbil, Iraq, gives frontline updates and regional analysis. She describes explosions, air defenses and strikes near Erbil. She discusses Gulf states’ anxiety and pressures to respond to Iran. She outlines reports of CIA involvement with Kurdish fighters and the risks of broader regional escalation.

Jeff Zeleny, CNN correspondent covering Texas campaigns in Austin. John King, CNN election analyst tracking vote counts and primary dynamics. Clarissa Ward, CNN international correspondent reporting near Iran-Iraq border. They discuss rising US-Iran tensions and frontline regional developments. They cover Texas Senate primary drama, voter reactions at campaign headquarters, and what early returns suggest about runoffs.