Devika Bhat

Devika Bhat, deputy head of international news at the Guardian, provides sharp analysis of rising US–Iran tensions. She outlines the US fleet movement and what military assets now in the region could enable. She discusses how action might affect Iranian protesters and the role of the Revolutionary Guards. She also examines the nuclear framing, domestic US motives, and regional consequences involving Israel.

Devika Bhat, the Deputy Head of International News at the Guardian, shares her insights on the escalating protests in Iran. She discusses how initial discontent over economic issues has grown into widespread calls for political reform. The conversation highlights the regime's crackdown, including an internet blackout that stifles communication. Bhat draws parallels to Venezuela, explores the dangers faced by protesters, and examines the potential for regime change amid a backdrop of uncertainty and international tension.

Devika Bhat, deputy head of international news at The Guardian, explains the Knesset’s new law imposing the death penalty for Palestinians convicted of fatal attacks. She outlines how the law works, risks to due process and military trials. She also discusses celebrations in parliament, international criticism, legal challenges and limits on outside pressure.