Ghaith Abdul-Ahad
- Ghaith Abdul-Ahad is an Iraqi journalist who works as a special correspondent for the Guardian. He is also a contributor photographer for Getty Images. He photographed and wrote from behind the insurgent lines in Falluja and amongst the Shia militia in Najaf as well as covering the daily violence in Baghdad, the Iraqi elections and investigating jihadi networks in Syria and Jordan (source: The Guardian)
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Most Recent article
Withdrawal: word that gets louder with every death in Afghanistan
The Guardian, Thursday 5 NovemberIt is not first time that Britain has had to ponder an end to its engagement with that distant, unforgiving and wretched country of Afghanistan while maintaining its dignity. But how to withdraw while at the same time claiming victory? How to stop those tempestuous people living in these ragged mountains from threatening "our way of life".
Previous Articles
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New evidence of widespread fraud in Afghanistan election uncovered
The Guardian, Friday 18 September (8 blog links)
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The dancing boys of Afghanistan
The Guardian, Saturday 12 September (4 blog links)
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Victims' families tell their stories following Nato airstrike in Afghanistan
The Guardian, Friday 11 September (27 blog links)
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Profile: Abdul Rahman, district Taliban leader
The Guardian, Friday 4 September
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Trade in guns and drugs that fuels war in Afghanistan
The Guardian, Tuesday 18 August (5 blog links)
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Face to face with the Taliban: 'The people are fed up with the government'
The Guardian, Tuesday 18 August (3 blog links)
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Inside the Taliban: 'The more troops they send, the more targets we have'
The Guardian, Saturday 15 August (21 blog links)
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Somalia: one week in hell – inside the city the world forgot
The Guardian, Friday 29 May (3 comments, 1 blog link)
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Six years after Saddam Hussein, Nouri al-Maliki tightens his grip on Iraq
The Guardian, Thursday 30 April
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Why children are the first casualties of war in Gaza
The Guardian, Thursday 15 January
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- 27 articles (since May 2007)
- Average article: 47 column inches (1413 words)
- Shortest article: 10 column inches (310 words)
- Longest article: 135 column inches (4054 words)
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