English
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ItalianJames Landale, Diplomatic Correspondent, BBC News, provides a commentary on the diplomacy surrounding the Afghanistan evacuation
From demure classical concerts to diplomats themselves stepping into the limelight to perform, James Landale, diplomatic correspondent for BBC News, considers the soft power of music throughout the ages
James Landale, Diplomatic Correspondent, BBC News discusses Britain’s diplomacy, development and the new Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office
BBC News Diplomatic Correspondent, James Landale, navigates the fine line of getting squeezed by the government you represent, and the government with whom you engage
James Landale, diplomatic correspondent, BBC News asks if traditional diplomacy has had its day, and explores what diplomats have to do to adapt and keep up
James Landale, diplomatic correspondent, BBC News makes various observations about this tool of much diplomacy…
Reporting from Davos, James Landale, Diplomatic Correspondent, BBC News, says the fact that the British Prime Minister and US President were stuck at home dealing with domestic issues is symbolic of the fact that governments and voters are increasingly thinking along national lines
James Landale, diplomatic correspondent, BBC News, asks if diplomats ever make good politicians