Molly Blackall is a Global Affairs Correspondent at The i Paper. She focuses on defence, humanitarian crises, and geopolitics, with reporting experience from locations such as South Sudan and Iraq. Molly has been featured in MSN and The i Paper, and has previously worked for The Guardian.
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Molly's reporting focuses heavily on evolving stories in the realm of government and politics, particularly concerning migrants, asylum seekers, and geopolitical issues. Pitches to her should offer unique insights into these ongoing stories or breaking news related to government policies affecting vulnerable populations.
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Donald Trump has announced a deal granting the US “permanent” security rights over Greenland, after months of battling with Denmark and its European allies over control of the Arctic island.
Andy Burnham is heading to Berlin to hold security talks with his German counterpart, focused on co-operation in the face of rising hybrid threats from Russia.
By: Molly Blackall
CARDIGAN BAY – The crew is poised. A sailor in deep blue overalls is glued to a radar, continually scanning the seas around a cavernous Royal Navy warship.
The i Paper joins the crew aboard a Royal Navy warship training to deal with the escalating threats to Britain
By: Molly Blackall
The Government is scrapping variants of a key military vehicle as it attempts to plug financial gaps
By: Molly Blackall
The Government has cut nearly £2bn from frontline British Army equipment as it attempts to plug a multibillion-pound hole in the defence budget.
By: Molly Blackall
Russia has been accused of sending fishing trawlers to spy on the UK’s critical undersea cables
The Royal Navy is under pressure after suffering “systematic underinvestment”, analysts have warned, as the Russian threat to the seas around the UK intensifies.
By: Molly Blackall
The island of Lampedusa has more small boat arrivals than residents alongside a surging tourist industry despite the crisis off its coast. I visited to see what really goes on there
By: Molly Blackall
On an air patrol over the Mediterranean, I saw the grim reality of trafficking — and the dangers facing those risking the crossing, writes Molly Blackall
