# Richard Engel

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Iran Shows Strength While Mourning Supreme Leader; Ukraine Struggles With Defense Missile Shortage

Crowds are filling the streets of Tehran, Iran, for the funeral procession of former Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, four months after the start of the war with the U.S. and Israel. NBC News Chief Foreign Correspondent Richard Engel reports from Tehran on how the conflict has emboldened the …

Iran Strikes Overshadow NATO Summit; Emmy Noms With Expected Nods and Surprise Snubs

President Donald Trump declared the U.S. and Iranian ceasefire to be “over” after the two countries traded strikes overnight, upending the second day of the NATO summit. NBC News White House Correspondent Monica Alba reports from Turkey on how alliance leaders responded and the big deal reached on …

#65 Navigating Grief and Hope: NBC News Chief Foreign Correspondent Richard Engel on Rare Disease Fatherhood

Host Scott Reich sits down with NBC News Chief Foreign Correspondent Richard Engel for a deeply personal conversation about life as the parent of a child with a severe rare disease. Drawing from Richard's experience with his late son, Henry, who had Rett syndrome, the discussion explores the profou…

Hormuz Under Fire

Seven ships attacked in a week. Twelve mariners killed. When violence flares in the Strait of Hormuz, it is not a distant headline for supply chain and trade watchers, it is a direct threat to maritime traffic, energy security, and the price of everyday goods. We walk through what the latest Gulf s…

Making Cents of Oil Prices & Tariffs; Red Sea Emerges as New Front in Iran War

Attention shoppers: Prices are rising on everything from gas to travel to groceries. Oil surged this week because of the war in the Middle East, gas prices followed suit, and now President Donald Trump has implemented a new round of tariffs on 60 U.S. trading partners just before his 10% global tar…

Why NYC and L.A. Are Banning AI in Schools, Plus Ukrainians Are Forced Underground

New York City and Los Angeles school districts have launched moratoriums on AI in schools — in NYC through eighth grade, in L.A. including high school. WNYC education reporter Jessica Gould explains what’s in the New York ban and how it fits into a wider pushback against technology in schools natio…

152. The Power of Prigozhin

From a Siberian penal colony to the gold mines of the Central African Republic, who is Yevgeny Prigozhin and how did he become one of the most famous men in Russia today? Following Wagner's mutiny in Moscow last month, Rory and Alastair speak to chief foreign correspondent for NBC News, Richard En…

Why France’s school protests are a political problem for president Macron

Imagine being tear-gassed and targeted with stun grenades – all for complaining about timetables, absent teachers and crumbling classrooms. That’s the experience of thousands of French students, whose initial demonstrations over high school conditions have evolved into a wider national protest acro…

Why Republicans Are Breaking With Trump; And, What Are Students Protesting in France?

Republican candidates in Maine, Michigan, Iowa and Georgia separated themselves from President Trump’s most unpopular policies in debates on Tuesday night. NBC News chief Capitol Hill correspondent Ryan Nobles explains how GOP candidates are threading the needle on issues like the war in Iran, data…

Meet the Press NOW — October 7

President Donald Trump hits the campaign trail in Texas as some Republican candidates seek to distance themselves from his policies. Middle East adviser to President Biden and President Trump, Brett McGurk, joins Meet the Press NOW to reflect on the 2023 Oct. 7 attacks that claimed more than 1,000 …