Borzou Daragahi is an International Correspondent for The Independent. He has extensive experience covering key events in the Middle East, North Africa, South Asia, and Europe, focusing on themes such as regional interest, world news, and energy, including renewable and nuclear energy. He has been featured in various outlets, including Yahoo News Singapore, The Straits Times, and MSN.
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Borzou Daragahi's coverage is heavily focused on politics, particularly within the context of Turkey and its foreign policy. He seems to prioritize evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, and legal policy regulation.
Given his focus on national political developments in Turkey and broader geopolitical issues like NATO, he would likely be interested in pitches related to Turkish domestic politics or international relations involving Turkey. Pitches could include insights from experts with deep knowledge of Turkish politics or regional geopolitics.
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Iranians recall war and political troubles at hme as they cross the Turkey border
By: Borzou Daragahi
Borzou Daragahi Bombings in Iran have caused fear and displacement, with some Iranians fleeing to Turkey. But others return to support their families.
The participation of the group will have economic and strategic blowback
Its war against Hezbollah shows no signs of abating, but is there a viable endgame?
By: Borzou Daragahi
Initial anti-government sentiment shifted as US-Israeli strikes hit civilian areas, uniting Iranians against foreign aggression.
By: Borzou Daragahi
Iran is mass-producing missiles and drones in hidden facilities, preparing for a potentially prolonged conflict with the US and Israel.
By: Borzou Daragahi
The US-Iran war, with attacks on Qatar, shattered the Gulf's image as a safe haven, causing expatriates to reconsider staying due to new regional volatility.
By: Borzou Daragahi
The US has targeted Iran's southern infrastructure near the Strait of Hormuz, hitting bridges, power plants, and water facilities, causing civilian hardships and disrupting daily life.
By: Borzou Daragahi
Iran’s south has faced some of the most intense US air strikes triggering widespread disruptions. Read more at straitstimes. Read more at straitstimes.
