Foreign correspondents traverse dangerous territory, but do some of our most important work

Newspaper editors are usually slightly sleeping.

If I wake up at night, it requires all the will to quickly control news headlines. I usually accept defeat. My hand comes out under the lids and evokes the home pages of broadcasts on the other side of the world with a few well -applied thumbs.

There was no such resistance in recent weeks. While overcoming the desire to follow the developments in the Middle East, I usually found myself reading by invention for bakers and thieves on the days of the day.

The importance of the Israeli-Iran War and the reaction of the world did not disappear Age Subscribers or news rooms that are mobilized to offer live blogs and news about important developments in this rapidly developing story.

In addition, we have helped subscribers to understand and interpret the events with expert analysis of Melbourne-based experts such as Kylie Moore-Bilbert, one of our common news rooms around the world. Age Readers shared insights based on the benefit of the important expertise of Iran and as a prisoner of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Former reporter and now environmental editor Nick O’Malley was also invaluable, and opened events that led to the explosion of war between the two countries.

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On the other side of the world, while most of us were sleeping (and some of us study), our teams and foreign reporters in a night hurried to make sure you woke up to the most up -to -date and understanding accounts about what was going on in the world. Particularly, our North American correspondent Michael Koziol provided basic reading meetings about Donald Trump and the US participation in the conflict that resulted in a presidential source on Wednesday.

Foreign Reporter Matthew Knott and photographer Kate Geraghty are in Israel on Wednesday from Beersheba. When they examine the internal political situation in that country, continue to watch us for some strong reports from them tomorrow morning. Matt and Kate reported in recent months from the West Bank and Lebanon. Access to Iran and Gaza is difficult for Australian journalists.

We know that people come during global uncertainty periods Age A reasoned event account and to understand all reliable journalists and commentators. Our data continues to be one of the most important issues for our subscribers, World News. Victorians are open to me, deeply cares about what is happening in the world.