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Sources & Methods

Sources & Methods

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  • Iran ‘ceasefire’ / Hungary election / U.S.-NATO tension

    Iran ‘ceasefire’ / Hungary election / U.S.-NATO tension
    Apr 16 2026
    President Trump is threatening NATO — again. NATO — is bracing for divorce. Can the transatlantic relationship be saved?


    Host Mary Louise Kelly speaks with NPR National Security correspondent Greg Myre and NPR International Correspondent Rob Schmitz about how the war with Iran is affecting the U.S. alliance with Europe. Rob also opens his reporter's notebook and shares what it was like covering Hungary's historic election that ousted the longest-serving leader in the European Union, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.

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    32 min
  • What’s next after Iran truce / Hormuz status / Israel and Lebanon

    What’s next after Iran truce / Hormuz status / Israel and Lebanon
    Apr 9 2026
    At the 11th-hour, with President Trump’s self-imposed deadline looming, the United States and Iran entered into a truce.

    Will it hold? Is the war over? What’s the way ahead?

    Host Mary Louise Kelly, NPR Pentagon Correspondent Tom Bowman and NPR International Correspondent Daniel Estrin walk through where things stand from the point of view of each of the major stakeholders: the United States, Israel, Lebanon and Iran.

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    29 min
  • James Wolff was a spy. Now, he's writing about them

    James Wolff was a spy. Now, he's writing about them
    Apr 13 2026
    There’s keeping a low profile and then there’s author James Wolff. Not his real name. It's a pseudonym.


    James Wolff had a career as a British intelligence officer. Now, he writes about them. His latest espionage novel is called Spies and Other Gods and it's chock full of spies, people pretending to be spies, secret operations and deceit.

    Host Mary Louise Kelly spoke with James Wolff about writing fiction as an ex-spy and when the truth can be stranger — and more tangled — than fiction.


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    24 min
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