Elias Clure

6 days ago | abc.net.au | Riley Stuart |Elias Clure

As the Russian president's war in Ukraine continues to rage, Poland is preparing to be his next target. It is clear we are being watched. Authorities have already stopped our car twice as we approach the heavily fortified border, via back roads. As one guard reminds us while inspecting our IDs, we are a long way off the tourist trail. Tensions are high here, where Poland and Russia intersect. It is — literally — a clash of worlds. To one side, democracy, NATO and the European Union. On the other?

1 week ago | abc.net.au | Matt Doran |Riley Stuart |Elias Clure

For some people in Iran and Israel, the past week of fighting between their two countries has posed a difficult question: stay, or leave? Choosing the former usually means living with an ever-present risk of serious injury or death. At best? Survival and constant anxiety. Seeking to leave your home to find safer areas — elsewhere in the country or abroad — may seem an obvious option, but there are multiple reasons why it's not one available to everyone.

1 week ago | abc.net.au | Elias Clure

More sanctions have been imposed on Russia after it launched yet another aerial assault on Ukraine. This time, the capital was targeted in one of the deadliest attacks in months. Isabella Higgins: More sanctions have been imposed on Russia after it launched yet another aerial assault on Ukraine. This time the capital was targeted in one of the deadliest attacks in months. Here's Europe correspondent Elias Clure. Elias Clure: Nightfall in Kiev and Russian drones have descended on the city.

2 weeks ago | abc.net.au | Elias Clure

The UK government is sending crisis teams to New Delhi and London, to assist the families affected by the Air India crash. Rachel Mealey: The UK Government is sending crisis teams to India and London to assist the families affected by the Air India crash. Elias Clure is at Gatwick Airport where the plane was headed. Elias, what's happening there at Gatwick Airport now?

3 weeks ago | abc.net.au | Elias Clure

Australia's most successful football coach, Ange Postecoglou, has declared his coaching career is far from over despite rumours he could soon be sacked. In an exclusive interview with Australian Story, the first ever Aussie to manage an English premier league team, has vowed to win more trophies.