Douglas Herbert
Coverage of Douglas Herbert in the Nexus archive.
- Republicans have 'growing litany list' against Trump
US President Donald Trump faced criticism over the Iran war during a closed-door meeting with Republicans, where he reportedly had a shouting match with Senator Bill Cassidy. The incident is described as a sign of growing dissatisfaction with the president among some Republicans.
- Ten years on, 'jury still out' on Brexit although early signs of damage show
Ten years after the UK voted to leave the European Union, a recent study indicates the economy suffered a six-percent decline. Support for Brexit has waned, with younger voters, ineligible to vote in 2016, now largely favoring a return to the EU.
- Starmer resignation result of 'geopolitics' and shifting mood for 'flash and sparkle'
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer resigned on June 22, leading to Britain having its seventh prime minister in just over a decade. Andy Burnham, who won a special parliamentary election a few days earlier, is the front-runner to replace him as Labour leader.
- US-Iran talks 'off to strained, asymetric start' as Tehran hails success
The first round of US-Iran talks concluded in Switzerland, with Iran tying success to ending fighting in Lebanon and US President Donald Trump threatening to resume attacks. FRANCE 24's Douglas Herbert reported on the negotiations.
- US-Iran peace negotiations abruptly called off amid growing criticism
US-Iran peace negotiations scheduled for June 19 in Switzerland were abruptly canceled as the Trump administration faces criticism from both Democrats and Republicans. Iran delayed sending its delegation due to Israel’s ongoing military campaign in Lebanon.
- US-Iran peace agreement: A reason to be optimistic?
The United States and Iran are nearing an agreement to end their war, as reported by regional officials. A senior U.S. official mentioned terms for removing and destroying Iran's nuclear material, according to France 24's Douglas Herbert.
- Israel, Iran trade strikes for first time since truce in 'self-created nightmare for Trump'
Israel and Iran exchanged attacks on June 8, marking the first such incidents since a two-month ceasefire began. US President Donald Trump urged restraint amid stalled talks between the parties and the US.
- A 'rogues' gallery' of notorious figures at Russia's biggest economic conference
Russia-U.S. economic and energy talks continue despite paused Ukraine peace negotiations, according to Putin's special envoy Kirill Dmitriev, who spoke at the St Petersburg economic summit where notable figures supporting Putin's policies attended.
- Ukraine's attack on Saint Petersburg 'brings war back to Russia'
Ukraine's attack on Saint Petersburg is described as a 'fair' response by President Volodymyr Zelensky to Russian strikes on Ukrainian cities. The attack highlights Ukraine's enhanced ability to conduct operations deeper into Russian territory. FRANCE 24's Douglas Herbert discusses the implications for Russia.
- "'Trump has engaged in corruption more than other presidents' as 'slush fund' criticism mounts
The Trump administration announced a $1.776 billion fund for victims of political 'weaponization,' including January 6 Capitol riot defendants, but the move has faced a lawsuit from Trump critics and accusations of corruption. FRANCE 24's Douglas Herbert examines the controversy.
- 'Work in progress': Washington seeks diplomatic exit from Iran war
Washington and Tehran remain cautious in negotiations over a potential agreement, with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio describing talks as a 'work in progress' while hinting at possible progress. Both sides have not yet reached a final deal, highlighting ongoing uncertainties.