Jason Burke is an International Security Correspondent at The Guardian. With over 20 years of experience in the Middle East, South Asia, Europe, and Africa, he covers a range of topics including international security, regional interests, and global affairs. Jason has been featured in numerous publications such as The Irish Times, Yahoo Finance UK, and The Spectator.
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Jason Burke's articles cover sports, particularly MLB and the Oakland A's, as well as government and politics, with a focus on the Israel-Palestine conflict and Hamas. His coverage is largely focused on evolving stories and breaking news.
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Tyler Soderstrom is back on the IL, forcing the A's to find a way to score runs without their hottest bat.
Jason Burke The Israeli military admitted on Wednesday its troops had opened fire on a car carrying five-year-old Hind Rajab and six family
Military orders criminal investigation into the death of the five-year-old and six family members in Gaza in 2024
By: Jason Burke
Joint statement issued after IDF said it will not pursue criminal investigations into April 2024 strike that killed seven humanitarian workers
By: Jason Burke
Britain, Australia and Canada have called the decision of the Israeli military authorities not to open a criminal investigation into the April 2024
Stanford's third season in the ACC will either lead to an NCAA tournament berth, or some potential changes on The Farm.
By: Jason Burke
Budget cuts, loss of knowledgeable officials and diverted resources raise risk of another attack, experts warn
By: Jason Burke
The US faces growing challenges in countering international terrorism as resources are diverted to other threats, experienced security officials leave and “complacency” spreads, experts have warned.
By: Jason Burke
The al-Qaida leader envisaged an economically battered US withdrawing from the Middle East – and a global Muslim uprising. Then the tide turned, says Jason Burke, the Guardian’s international security correspondent
Trump administration undermining rule of law at home and worldwide, according to intergovernmental report
