James Hookway is a Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. He covers a range of topics including health and wellness, regional interest, and world news, with a particular focus on emerging markets, global markets, and international finance. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo Sports, LiveMint, MSN, Magzter, and Yahoo Finance.
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James Hookway's coverage focuses on evolving world affairs and breaking news, particularly in the Middle East and Europe. His articles delve into topics related to geopolitical conflicts, natural disasters, and global events. Journalists covering this type of content would likely appreciate pitches from experts with first-hand experience or deep insights into ongoing conflicts such as the Israel-Palestine conflict or other key political developments in these regions.
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By: James Hookway
The director-general of the World Health Organization said the Pasteur Institute in the Iranian capital has been left unable to continue providing health services after sustaining significant damage. Iran’s Health Ministry said airstrikes hit the facility in Tehran on Thursday. “Since 1 March, WHO
By: James Hookway
As President Trump travels back to Washington, D.C., the capital will today host further efforts to calm tensions in the Middle East. Negotiators from Israel and Lebanon are set to hold the second of two scheduled days of talks there, amid fresh strains on a cease-fire that is currently heading for
Five countries have boycotted Saturday’s final over Israel’s participation, but the contest has been colored by political and regional rivalries for decades.
By: James Hookway
It’s no Marmite, but the anchovy paste is a beloved staple of upper-class larders. A decision to end production is drawing a salty reaction.
By: James Hookway
A political fixer pleaded guilty to embezzlement, unleashing a torrent of public ridicule when everyone discovered his mundane purchases.
A political fixer pleaded guilty to embezzlement, unleashing a torrent of public ridicule when everyone discovered his mundane purchases.
By: James Hookway
Stiff upper lips are trembling as sexual wellness enters the national discourse.
The country sits at the point where the Caribbean Plate slides up against the South American Plate
By: James Hookway, Natasha Dangoor
Novelty candidates have long been a feature of British politics, but it’s rare for one to be the main competition.
By: James Hookway, Natasha Dangoor
James Hookway, Natasha Dangoor CLACTON-ON-SEA, England—Nigel Farage has overcome some unusual obstacles in his political career.
