Natalia Antelava
- Natalia Antelava has written articles published in BBC News (BBC News Central Asia correspondent, BBC Central Asia correspondent, Central Asia correspondent).
Most Recent article
Iraqi Baathist resentment simmers in Syria
BBC News, Friday 5 MarchSaddam Hussein's Baath party is banned in Iraq, but the doors of its office in the heart of the Syrian capital, Damascus, are wide open.
Previous Articles
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Who will pray at Lebanon's synagogue?
BBC News, Tuesday 2 February (1 blog link)
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Lebanese city's mountain of rubbish
BBC News, Fri 25 December 2009 (2 blog links)
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Who is counting the bodies in Iraq?
BBC News, Fri 11 December 2009 (2 blog links)
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Cinema shines light of defiance in Iraq
BBC News, Fri 4 December 2009
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Lebanon's hidden problem of domestic abuse
BBC News, Thu 3 December 2009 (2 blog links)
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Lebanon cabinet deal signals Syrian return
BBC News, Wed 25 November 2009 (1 blog link)
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The battle against youth unemployment
BBC News, Fri 23 October 2009
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Lack of Mid-East peace deepens water crisis
BBC News, Tue 13 October 2009 (3 blog links)
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Prayers for rain in Syria dust bowl
BBC News, Wed 7 October 2009 (4 blog links)
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Jordan faces up to water crisis
BBC News, Tue 6 October 2009 (3 blog links)
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Natalia Antelava by numbers...
- 64 articles (since June 2007)
- Average article: 21 column inches (645 words)
- Shortest article: 8 column inches (245 words)
- Longest article: 37 column inches (1116 words)
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