Emma Graham-Harrison is a Senior International Affairs Correspondent at The Guardian and The Observer. She covers a range of topics including the Russia-Ukraine War, regional interests in North America and Latin America, as well as health and wellness, culture, and society, often drawing on her experiences from cities like Kabul, Beijing, and Madrid. Emma's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Irish Times, Yahoo News UK, and The Guardian.
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Emma Graham-Harrison's articles focus predominantly on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with an emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. Her coverage delves into world affairs, government & politics, and culture & society.
Given the high proportion of evolving stories and breaking news in her coverage attributes, Emma is likely to be interested in sources who can provide first-hand information about ongoing events related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Those with direct involvement or access to exclusive insights could offer valuable perspectives for her reporting.
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By: Emma Graham-Harrison
The road out of Caloto winds through a lush valley dotted with fields of grazing cows, then into hills past a patchwork of pineapple farms, small pockets of virgin rainforest and the startlingly vivid green of coca plantations.
By: Emma Graham-Harrison
Parallel Histories, one of three charities the Guardian is supporting this year, helps students navigate contemporary conflicts
By: Emma Graham-Harrison
Half a million students studied GCSE or A-level history in the UK last year, but just 2,000 of them tackled the origins of the conflict raging in the Middle East.
Parallel Histories, one of three charities the Guardian is supporting this year, helps students navigate contemporary conflicts.
Israel began bombing Gaza on 7 October 2023, after Hamas crossed the border, killed about 1,200 people and took 251 others hostage to Gaza.
By: Emma Graham-Harrison
Agreement to surge aid to Gaza shows Israel has been controlling access, lawyers and humanitarian groups say
By: Emma Graham-Harrison
A provision to increase the aid entering Gaza under the ceasefire is welcome but insufficient, and shows Israel could have allowed more food, medicine
By: Paul Scruton, Laure Boulinier, Emma Graham-Harrison
Satellite imagery, maps, video footage and graphics show how Gaza has been left in ruins by Israel’s war against Hamas
By: Emma Graham-Harrison, Andrew Roth
The two presidential camps worked together to bring about the talks that led to the pause in the conflict
By: Emma Graham-Harrison
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