Reuters

(2017-2021)

Selected writings:

• Saudi women barrel into workforce in changing kingdom, (2021)

• The legal war between the Saudis and their former spymaster (2021)

• Saudis vowed to stop executing minors; some death sentences remain (2021)

• ‘They should have let us die in the water’: desperate Lebanese migrants sent back by Cyprus (2020)

• Nightmares, flashback, fatigue: Beirut faces mental health crisis after blast (2020)

• A view from the bridge: Iraqi protesters under fire (2019)

• Exclusive: Islamic State suspects sent by U.S. from Syria to Iraq, (2019)

• Special Report: Forgotten victims - the children of Islamic State, (2019)

• Fearful and fenced in: foreign children of IS face indefinite stay in Iraq, (2019)

• Artists emerge from ruins of Mosul to reclaim Iraqi city's cultural life, (2018)

• Special Report: How Iraq's agricultural heartland is dying of thirst, (2018)

• 'We never cared but now we have to': Mosul votes for first time since IS defeat, (2018)

• After failed independence bid, disillusioned Kurds to vote in Iraqi poll, (2018)

• As Baghdad life improves, some still seek refuge in its past, (2018)

• Special Report: This man is trying to rebuild Mosul. He needs help - lots of it (2018)

• Bloody scenes of life under Islamic State haunt Mosul returnees, (2018)

• Battle over bodies rages quietly in Iraq's Mosul long after Islamic State defeat, (2018)

• Cubs of the Caliphate: rehabilitating Islamic State's child fighters, (2018)

• For Iraq's Christians, a bittersweet first Christmas home after Islamic State, (2017)

• Yazidis caught in 'political football' between Baghdad, Iraqi Kurds, (2017)

• Special Report: In Mosul's fall, informers played vital role against Islamic State, (2017)

• Kirkuk shaping up as flashpoint ahead of Kurdistan independence vote, (2017)

• Exclusive: Iraq holding 1,400 foreign wives, children of suspected Islamic State fighters, (2017)

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