Raniah Salloum
Raniah Salloum joined Spiegel Online as Political Editor in May 2012. Prior to joining Spiegel, she was Political and Foreign News Editor at the Financial Times Deutschland. Salloum studied politics and economics at Sciences Po and Cornell University, before attending the Henri-Nannen Journalism School. She has also worked at Taz and Sueddeutsche.de.
On the Refugee Beat:
I’ve mostly been covering the Middle East since 2011, which quickly meant reporting on refugees. First, the situation of Syrians in the neighboring countries, and then the stories of Syrians coming to Germany. In 2015, I was covering the situation on the Greek islands of Kos and Lesbos. I also followed refugees, mostly from Syria and Iraq, on their way from Greece to their final destinations via the Balkans.
Recent Posts by Raniah Salloum
Reporting on Refugees: Tips on Covering the Crisis
February 26, 2016 by Alex Hannaford, Jess Hurd, Jason Parkinson, Katy Robjant, Raniah Salloum, Jeanny GeringJournalists Alex Hannaford, Jess Hurd, Jason Parkinson and Raniah Salloum spoke with the Dart Center about the reporting challenges in covering stories of migration and refugees, and clinical psychologist Katy Robjant shared techniques for interviewing victims of trauma, as well as self-care tips for those covering the on-going crisis.
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