Antoun Issa is an Editor at off-platform and newsletters. He focuses on themes of culture and society, as well as the intersections of media and press, exploring topics such as journalism, cultural movements, and the evolving landscape of publishing. Antoun's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo Sports UK, The Guardian, and the Middle East Institute.
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Antoun Issa primarily covers government and politics, focusing on breaking news, evolving stories, legal trials, international relations, and natural disasters. His coverage includes frequent updates on ongoing events and announcements from governmental bodies.
Given his focus on covering evolving political stories as well as legal trials and regulatory developments, Antoun would likely be interested in pitches that provide expert commentary or analysis related to ongoing political events or legal proceedings. Additionally, he may also be receptive to insights into international relations or the impact of governmental decisions on specific regions.
As most of his articles have a significant emphasis on Australian news content along with some international coverage particularly around US actions in the Middle East region; thus experts familiar with these areas could potentially offer valuable perspectives for reaching out effectively.
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In the first episode of Deepthink, the Greens senator weighs in on the Iran war and the surging UK Greens
Community member says they feel excluded after City of Greater Dandenong shuts doors to council meeting
One year in, and we’re just getting started
I discuss my new book 'Rebirth' with the Readings Podcast
Deepcut News co-founder and journalist Antoun Issa captures his mother's true experiences of love, heartbreak and new hope during the violence of civil war in Lebanon, in his new book Rebirth.
The real Australian story is one of incredible sacrifice to build something new
Tareq Baconi is a Palestinian-British scholar and author of a new memoir, Fire in Every Direction. He spoke with Antoun Issa at the Melbourne Writers Festival.
Bisalloy Steel has seen 10 pickets attempting to halt its operations and supplies to Israel
More Australians are souring on the US and turning to China amid endless wars and growing global instability.
By: Antoun Issa
The former Adelaide Writers' Week director sits down in a wide-ranging interview that covers the Holocaust, Zionism, the Royal Commission and her time as Edward Said's teaching assistant
