Jennifer Holleis is a Middle East Editor for Deutsche Welle, Newswav, and TheWire.in. With a focus on the Middle East region, Jennifer covers a wide range of topics including conflicts, political developments, and social issues. Her articles provide in-depth analysis and insights into the complex dynamics of the region.
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Jennifer Holleis primarily covers evolving stories in the Middle East, focusing on government and politics. She frequently reports on breaking news and government announcements related to the region's affairs. Pitches should provide insightful analysis or access to sources with firsthand knowledge of political events in the Middle East, particularly those involving Yemen, Gaza, Israel, Palestine, Egypt, Libya, Syria.
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Human traffickers, militias, mass graves — nothing seems to discourage migrants from coming to Libya.
By: Jennifer Holleis
Posted by: Berhane Habtemariam Date: Friday, 12 July 2024
Human rights observers have recorded a 42% increase in executions, despite the kingdom's claims to modernization.
Observers are critical of Europe's ambitions to improve ties and return refugees to Syria amid ongoing fighting. Would President Bashar Assad benefit from declared "safe zones"?
Experts fear that two recent assassinations widely thought to be carried out by Israel could put an end to moderate forces in the Middle East.
With France, another key country supports Morocco's claim on the disputed region. What are the consequences for the local Sahrawi people, neighboring Algeria and the volatile region as a whole?
Israel's deadliest operation in the occupied West Bank since October 7 stokes fears of an escalation. Will this part of the Palestinian territories turn into an open war front like Gaza?
By: Jennifer Holleis, Ismail Azzam
Following a crackdown on the opposition, President Abdelmadjid Tebboune is expected to win reelection.
By: Tarak Guizani, Jennifer Holleis
As Tunisia is heading for presidential elections in October, observers warn the vote won't be democratic as there's been an intense crackdown on the opposition.
By: Jennifer Holleis, David Ehl
The ongoing dispute over Ethiopia's GERD dam could easily spill over to the Horn of Africa in light of two new deals that involve Egypt, Ethiopia, Somalia and Somaliland.
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