Dan Sabbagh is a journalist who focuses on multinational news and has written for various publications including Yahoo News UK, The Guardian, and The Irish Times. His articles cover a range of topics including international politics, security issues, and current events.
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Dan Sabbagh's coverage includes government and politics, international relations, world affairs, and Middle East conflict. He often covers evolving stories and breaking news related to these topics. When pitching to him, consider providing insights on ongoing political developments or newsworthy events in the areas of international relations, terrorism, naval defense or conflicts in regions such as the Middle East or Ukraine.
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By: Dan Sabbagh
Even with extra legal assistance, hearings into suspicious killings of 80 Afghans would be delayed until March 2025
By: Dan Sabbagh
Marines ‘want to protect the chain of command’, she says. ‘They don’t want to protect women’
By: Dan Sabbagh
When Isabel became a trainee for the Royal Marines band, she thought she was fulfilling a childhood dream.
By: Dan Sabbagh
Data at risk includes names, bank details and addresses of current and former force members, government sources suggest
By: Dan Sabbagh
‘Sticking together’ is vital as world becomes more dangerous, says Adm Sir Tony Radakin on Washington visit
By: Andrew Roth, Dan Sabbagh
Russian forces attacked across the Ukrainian border to the north of Kharkiv on early Friday morning in a potential effort to open a new front in the war and intensify the pressure on Ukraine's second city.
By: Anna Isaac, Dan Sabbagh
Exclusive: Defence ministry was told in recent days that staff details accessed but sources say SSCL knew in February
Russia is increasingly seeking to encourage and direct hackers to attack British and other western targets, the director of GCHQ has said in her first keynote speech as head of the British intelligence agency.
Despite warnings, a shortage of munitions, fighters and air defences leaves Ukraine unprepared to repel attack
Russia's attack across the border north and north-west of Kharkiv was telegraphed by Moscow, predicted by western intelligence and anticipated by Ukraine.
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