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Journalist, writing for @foreignpolicy, @thetimes, @guardian. Prev.many years in Afghanistan, South Sudan & across the Middle East. EN/DE/FR/فارسی/biraz türkçe

Geneva, Switzerland
Joined January 2012
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Stefanie Glinski retweeted
The war has made life increasingly difficult for communities whose livelihoods depend on the Strait of Hormuz. @stephglinski and Mohammad Mohsenifar report from the port city of Bandar Abbas. foreignpolicy.com/2026/10/30…
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🚨🚨🚨 Today, Netanyahu sent a warning letter ahead of a libel suit against @haaretzcom over a report he received a warning from UAE President MBZ before the October 7 attack. @haaretzcom stands by its reporting. ***READ THE STORY*** Please also consider supporting us by purchasing a subscription, so that we can continue our journalistic work undeterred by the threat of legal action! haaretz.com/israel-news/isra…
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Stefanie Glinski retweeted
Three months later, this is my last @washingtonpost story — delayed because nearly everyone involved in it was laid off. I am very grateful to newsroom friends who made sure it published anyway, and to brave Roman Mongold and his family for their time. wapo.st/4cNY7Cm
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Stefanie Glinski retweeted
Since the US bombed a school in Minab, killing over 170, children have been identified using parents' DNA, and returned to them for burial. Heartbreaking story by @stephglinski, Mohammad Mohsenifar. foreignpolicy.com/2026/04/03…
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Stefanie Glinski retweeted
🚨BREAKING: Journalist and Al Jazeera correspondent Anas Al-Sharif removes his helmet and press vest following the announcement of a ceasefire in Gaza, after a year and a half of continuous work reporting on the genocide and Israeli crimes in Gaza and its northern regions.
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Stefanie Glinski retweeted
The happiness is literally eternal. Gaza's streets are erupting. The tears of everyone, the joy. I lost the words.
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Stefanie Glinski retweeted
NEW COMMENTARY | @CrisisGroup’s 10 Conflicts to Watch in 2025 1️⃣ Syria 2️⃣ Sudan 3️⃣ Ukraine and European Security 4️⃣ Israel-Palestine 5️⃣ Iran v.s. U.S. and Israel 6️⃣ Haiti 7️⃣ U.S.-Mexico 8️⃣ Myanmar 9️⃣ Korean Peninsula 🔟 China-U.S. In collaboration w/ @ForeignPolicy 📌 Read more: crisisgroup.org/global/10-co…
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Reminder to journalists covering the justice file on Syria and what transitional justice may look like… some excellent Syrian lawyers and justice advocates you can consult, quote and interview 👇🏼
Replying to @GissouNia
Then there are many excellent Syrian lawyers, jurists and advocates who work on the accountability file including: @SeifJoumana @mazenadarwish3 / @SyrianCenter @IbrahimOlabi @Karam__Shaar @Ahmad_helmi_0 / @taafi_SY @SyrianLDP @TheSyriaCmpgn @SyrianForum And many more!
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Stefanie Glinski retweeted
Hi European populist politicians, you want to push Syrian refugees back to these homes while foreign powers are still bombing and no one knows how and who will be governing the various regions of the country? It would be cruel and reckless. Those who can will voluntarily return.
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Stefanie Glinski retweeted
Thousands ascended the hill to Sednaya Prison yesterday in search of loved ones taken by the Assad regime. They poured over prison records and pulled apart the concrete of “Assad’s slaughterhouse” looking for a second prison underground, but in vain. thetimes.com/world/middle-ea…
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This.
I can't stand it when people say "the first Western journalist to report from". Who cares? What is it supposed to mean? That their reporting will be somehow better than the local journalists already there? Puts me in mind of colonisers "discovering" other people's countries.
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Stefanie Glinski retweeted
Having covered the toppling of Saddam, Gaddafi & Taliban regime & witnessed the jubilation followed by chaos and bloodshed, I really hope Syria will be different. And as one Syrian Kurdish friend said to me ‘today is a time for celebration - tomorrow we can worry…’
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Syrians gathered today in #Istanbul to celebrate the fall of the #Assad regime.
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This is Sham, 5. Sham is the #Syrian's word for 'Damascus', so the little girl was named after her capital. "She's never been," her father told me. "I've been in Turkey for 10 years, but now I can finally take my family to #Syria. Sham can see Sham."
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#Syrian women celebrating the fall of the Assad regime in #Istanbul.
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This morning's paper. Assad's regime literally fell right when these were distributed. The news have unfolded so rapidly fast; the situation in #Syria is developing by the minute.
🇬🇧 Assad's Regime Hanging By A Thread As Rebels Reach Damascus ▫Fighters begin to encircle Damascus and claim senior state officers want to defect ▫@stephglinski #frontpagestoday #UK @thetimes 🇬🇧
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