Sarah Dadouch is a correspondent at The Washington Post. Based in Beirut, she covers significant topics related to Syria, Lebanon, and the Gulf, with a focus on finance, investment, and business economics. Her work has been featured in notable publications such as the Boston Globe Technology, The Australian Financial Review, and The Seattle Times.
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Sarah Dadouch's coverage primarily focuses on the Israel-Gaza conflict, with a significant emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to expert analysis or first-hand accounts of developments within the conflict zone.
Given her extensive coverage of government and politics as well as world affairs with a specific focus on the Middle East, Sarah may also be receptive to pitches that provide insights into geopolitical implications, diplomatic efforts, and regional security dynamics related to conflicts in the region.
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The Gulf nation is increasingly pursuing a “Saudi First” foreign policy, strengthening relations outside of its typical pro-Washington allegiances.
The Gulf nation is strengthening new and old relationships as it attempts to diversify its economy.
Riyadh will adopt the IAEA’s full safeguards this year, curbing its nuclear program amid concerns of potential arms race with Tehran.
By: Sarah Dadouch, Raya Jalabi
Riad Abd El Raouf, who served in former regime, says rebels to reopen border crossing and review Russia and Iran deals
By: Raya Jalabi, Sarah Dadouch, Max Seddon
Hayat Tahrir al-Sham says it co-ordinated retreat of soldiers to Hmeimim air base with Moscow
By: Raya Jalabi, Sarah Dadouch
The new rulers are taking control of institutions hollowed out by corruption and a devastated economy – amid a desire for revenge from some victims of Bashar al-Assad.
By: Sarah Dadouch
Officials from UK, France and Germany meet new rulers in Damascus despite terror designation
By: Raya Jalabi, Sarah Dadouch
Residents returning to Tadamon, once a rebel stronghold near Damascus, find mass graves and expropriated homes
Ninety per cent of country’s crude came from Iran before fall of Bashar al-Assad, says refinery chief
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