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Nadine Talaat

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Nadine is the Deputy Analysis and Opinion Editor and Investigations Researcher at °®Âþµº. Before joining the team, she worked in research and data analysis as well as human rights. Nadine is a graduate in politics, human rights and Middle Eastern Studies and holds an MSc in Media and Communications. At °®Âþµº, Nadine also writes for the Analysis desk and works on the investigations team.Ìý

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Areas of focus: migration and borders, human rights, social justice, the War on Terror, women’s rights, media representations

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In numbers: How the UK press demonised pro-Palestine protests

In-depth: °®Âþµº analysed hundreds of headlines by The Sun, the Daily Mail, and The Telegraph on pro-Palestine protests. Not a single one was positive.

22 October, 2024

In numbers: UK media's pro-Israel bias in Gaza war coverage

Analysis: °®Âþµº's research reveals how the UK media's coverage of Israel's war on Gaza is a case study in dehumanisation and warmongering.

22 March, 2024

COP28: The push for a fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty

COP28 ended with a call to transition away from fossil fuels, but failed to lay out a realistic and fair plan. Could a non-proliferation treaty be the answer?

15 December, 2023

COP28: Why debt cancellation is vital for climate justice

As global debt mounts, climate vulnerable nations in the Global South grapple with two crises at once. At COP28, they're saying climate finance isn't enough.

12 December, 2023

COP28: How war and militarisation fuel the climate crisis

At the UN climate summit in Dubai, experts and activists are sounding the alarm on the devastating toll of rampant militarisation on our planet, and why Israel's war on Gaza is a climate justice issue.

11 December, 2023

COP28: OPEC pushes back on fossil fuel phase out

As the UN climate summit enters its final days, a leaked letter reveals OPEC's growing concerns that negotiations may result in a call for phasing out fossil fuels to address the escalating climate crisis.

09 December, 2023

COP28: How climate change is driving mass displacement

Around the world, climate change-induced extreme weather events and environmental changes are driving more and more people to flee their homes. However climate refugees remain invisible in international frameworks that protect other displaced people.

06 December, 2023

COP28: Protesters call for Gaza ceasefire

At the COP28 climate summit in Dubai, activists read out the names of Palestinians killed in Gaza and linked the Palestinian cause to the movement for climate justice.

03 December, 2023

At COP28, the stakes have never been higher

Around the world, 2023 has served as a stark reminder of the destructive force of climate change. Can the UN climate summit in Dubai serve as a decisive call to action?

30 November, 2023

COP28 reaches 'loss and damage' fund deal on first day

Day 1 of the UN climate summit sees an important agreement that secures funding for the world’s poorest and most climate-vulnerable nations.

30 November, 2023