In Estonia, a tech firm's revealed its Artificial Intelligence software which claims to be able to predict warfare tactics months before they are put into practise. Oliver Moody, the Times correspondent with an Eastern-Europe brief, visits the company and analyses how it might already be helping on battlegrounds in Ukraine.

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Following the seizure of yet another vessel after damage to undersea telecom cables, Nato is intensifying its investigation into what appears to be a growing campaign in the Baltic Sea. The Times' defence correspondent, George Grylls, delves into the story, meeting the sailors and divers working to uncover the truth beneath the waves.

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Donald Trump wants NATO members to increase their defence spending to 5 per cent of GDP by 2030, but he’s facing opposition from a key European ally. The UK government doesn’t think it can hit even half that target by the end of the decade without deeply unpopular spending cuts at home. Former head of the British Army Lord Dannatt says that would set “an extraordinarily bad example” for the rest of Europe as it tries to keep Vladimir Putin at bay.

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Egypt and Jordan have reacted with dismay at a Donald Trump suggestion that they should take displaced Palestinians in order that the Gaza Strip could be "cleaned out." Yet in today's episode The Times & Sunday Times' US Correspondent, Josie Ensor, reveals that the President's idea may need to be considered, given the potential risk of a devastating trade tariff punishment if the two nations do not comply.

Can the plan be implemented and instability across the wider region be avoided?

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In this extended Frontline Conversation, the former US Ambassador to Ukraine, John E Herbst, discusses the latest news from the war in Ukraine, including his reaction to the start of Donald Trump's 2nd term as US President.

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In this extended Frontline Conversation, the former NATO planner and military intelligence officer, Philip Ingram MBE, and Professor Scott Lucas from the Clinton Institute at University College Dublin join James Hanson to analyse Donald Trump's inaugural address mere moments after the 47th US President finished delivering it and what his re-election might mean for the Ukraine war and the wider world.

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In his first week back in the White House, Donald Trump has said North Korea is a ‘nuclear power’ and described its leader Kim Jong-un as a ‘very smart guy’. The Times’ Asia Editor Richard Lloyd Parry explains why that has sparked fears of nuclear proliferation in South Korea, and whether the US president can get the deal with Pyongyang which eluded him in his first term.

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Donald Trump's warning that he will target Russia's economy if it fails to reach a deal over the Ukraine war has been dismissed by Moscow. However, with trade between the US and Russia at historic lows and existing sanctions in place, David Lubin, a global economy specialist at Chatham House, discusses the potential effectiveness of economic measures in ending the conflict.

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Donald Trump has told Vladimir Putin Russia will be "in big trouble" if he does not make a deal to end the Ukraine war. But has he thought of the potential ramifications of his plan? A senior British military man has warned it will give Putin time to rebuild for another assault in the medium term future. The Times' Defence Editor, Larisa Brown, looks at the advantages and potential problems of bringing Putin to the negotiating table and successfully agreeing a deal with him.

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Donald Trump's first day back in the Oval Office brought little by way of foreign policy. But Jim Townsend, who has more than 30 years of experience working in the Pentagon, tells the World in 10 there were plenty of nuggets into which we can read which give us an idea of the direction the President may go in.

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As the 45th President of the US becomes the 47th as well, we analyse his Foreign Policy in-tray. The Times' Assistant US Editor, David Charter, ranks China, Ukraine, Iran and the wider Middle-East for Donald Trump, asks if the impact Covid had on his first term still informs his Chinese policies, and debates how his Cabinet picks might shap Trump's ideas.

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