Hello r/worldnews, my name is Tamer El-Ghobashy.
I’m the Baghdad bureau chief for The Washington Post where I cover everything from the fight against ISIS to Iraqi politics and society. Before that I spent seven years at The Wall Street Journal covering the Arab Spring and conflicts ranging from Gaza to Libya.
I recently expanded my coverage to Syria where I traveled to Raqqa and stayed there for several to examine how the one-time capital of ISIS is faring after the battle to remove the militants. I was just in Syria last month. I currently live in Cairo.
Here’s my recent coverage from Syria:
- Six months after the ISIS capital of Raqqa was liberated, new risks are emerging.
- Regrets of an ISIS midwife
I'll start answering questions at 1 p.m. ET, so send them in. Thank you to the r/worldnews mods for letting me do this!
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