Nesrine Malik

Nesrine Malik, columnist and commentator on Middle East politics, offers sharp analysis of US–Iran tensions. She discusses mixed White House messaging and why the US faces a strategic quagmire. She explores Iran’s resilience, its pressure on the Strait of Hormuz, and regional instability beyond Washington and Tehran.

Nesrine Malik, a Guardian columnist and author of *We Need New Stories*, delves into the recent wave of Islamophobia and racist violence in the UK following the tragic Southport stabbings. She discusses how the language used to describe these events can obscure the racial and religious dimensions involved. Malik also highlights the role of right-wing media in fueling divisive narratives, the importance of solidarity with Palestine in anti-fascist movements, and critiques the political climate's complicity in enabling such violence.

Nesrine Malik, the author who penned an article on Wael al-Dahdouh, a Palestinian journalist, provides profound insights into his tragic experience. Following the death of his wife and two children in Gaza, al-Dahdouh gained global attention for his commitment to reporting amidst personal devastation. The discussion touches on the intricate balance between his grief and professional duties, and how this struggle highlights the broader human cost of war on families and journalists alike.