Homa Khaleeli is the joint deputy features editor at The Guardian. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, arts and entertainment, and international affairs, with a particular focus on the film industry, music business, and current geopolitical issues. Homa's work has been featured in The Guardian.
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Homa Khaleeli's coverage spans a wide range of topics, with a significant focus on government and politics, world affairs, culture & society. The themes she covers suggest an interest in stories that have societal impact or shed light on underreported issues.
Her articles often delve into evolving and breaking news stories as well as legal policy regulation. This indicates an interest in new developments or ongoing issues within the areas she covers.
Given her podcast format, Homa may be particularly interested in sources who can provide compelling narratives or personal stories related to these topics. Additionally, experts who can offer nuanced analysis of complex social and political issues would likely appeal to her.
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By: Saskia Collette, Annie Kelly, Homa Khaleeli, Harry Davies, Eli Block, Brian Mcnamara
When the academic Sarah Steele was assaulted in England, she had no idea her case would end up in front of a US military court. Harry Davies explains why military judges and juries are ruling on crimes committed in the UK
By: Annie Kelly, Sammy Gecsoyler, Hanna Adan, Guy Szafman, Homa Khaleeli
The number of young people in the UK not in work, education or training is spiralling. How much damage could it do to their long-term prospects – and the country? Sammy Gecsoyler reports
By: Neal Lawson, Ivor Manley, Sundus Abdi, Helen Pidd, Homa Khaleeli
Andy Burnham has set out his economic plans for Britain. Neal Lawson, from the Burnham-aligned group Mainstream, explains the thinking behind it
By: Annie Kelly, Homa Khaleeli, Elizabeth Cassin, Eli Block, Sami Kent
The community leader and mother of two Annabel Rook was murdered by her partner. Annie Kelly talks to Annabel’s best friend and parents after the conclusion of the trial
By: Nosheen Iqbal, Brian Mcnamara, Homa Khaleeli, Ruth Abrahams, Alex Atack, Patrick Wintour, Robert Malley, Guy Szafman
Patrick Wintour reports from the funeral of Ali Khamenei as the Iranian regime puts on a show of confidence and resilience. Robert Malley, a former US special envoy for Iran during Joe Biden’s presidency, explains what the ceasefire memorandum tells us about the outcome of the war
By: Ross Burns, Helen Pidd, Sami Kent, Ruth Abrahams, Homa Khaleeli, Alex Atack
Sperm counts are in decline worldwide, but male infertility still carries a stigma. Prof Michael Carroll on what every man should know
By: Nosheen Iqbal, Ajit Niranjan, Sami Kent, Ross Burns, Homa Khaleeli, Natalie Ktena
Tom Greenhill, the chartered engineer behind the Heatwave Toolkit, provides tips on keeping your home cool in the heat; the Guardian’s Europe environment correspondent, Ajit Niranjan, reports on what governments across the continent are doing in response to this record-breaking summer
By: Homa Khaleeli, Seham Tantesh, Annie Kelly, Natalie Ktena, Emma Graham-Harrison, Alex Atack, Belinda Gurung, Rudi Zygadlo, Sami Kent
Journalist Amjed Tantesh talks about his project to teach Gaza’s children how to swim. With reporting from our chief Middle East correspondent, Emma Graham-Harrison
By: Sami Kent, Ross Burns, Helen Pidd, Homa Khaleeli, Natalie Ktena, Anna Isaac, Eleanor Biggs, Saskia Collette
Reform UK’s finances have come under scrutiny like never before. What do we know about the party’s funding – and why do so many awkward questions remain for Nigel Farage? Anna Isaac explains
By: Brian Mcnamara, Alex Atack, Lanre Bakare, Helen Pidd, Eli Block, Homa Khaleeli
Jason Arday’s appointment as Cambridge’s youngest black professor made global headlines. Then the questions began to snowball
