Tara Neill
@TARANEILLNPR News Deputy International,Latin America and Africa Editor. Previous life, BBC in Washington, Johannesburg and rather a lot of places in between.
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Second day reporting in Damascus and it’s amazing to see the way the people I’m interviewing lean into the microphone to give me their full name. This was impossible under the regime. Syrians are finding their voices. It’s too soon to know for how long this freedom will last.
ASSAD REGIME HAS FALLEN SYRIA IS FREE CONFIRMED!!!!!!!
NEW - #HTS & opposition fighters are in #Hama city center. Gunfire appears to have stopped. If the city has fallen, #Assad is in real trouble. #Homs lies next & its countryside is FAR more amenable to facilitating an opposition advance.
The Lobito Corridor railway project is being touted as a US riposte to China's dominance over critical minerals in central Africa. But the railway is unlikely to dent China's position. Listen to my piece for @NPR, from Congo's mining capital Kolwezi. npr.org/2024/12/04/nx-…
A top Syrian opposition militiaman tells me the “political timing” is the key to this lightning advance. Some factors: - Russia distracted in Ukraine - Hezbollah/Iran backed groups distracted in Lebanon - Intense Israeli airstrikes on Iran backed militias in Syria More 👇
The stunning rebel advance in Syria continues. They’ve now reached the outskirts of Hama, where protests were crushed by the regime at the start of the uprising. Reports of regime supporters fleeing the city. Still no word from Assad, who is said to be in Moscow.
How the dramatic developments in Syria could affect Russia's influence in Libya:
While I’m not predicting Russia will abandon Tartus or Latakia, the proximity of Suqaylabiyah — less than 100 kilometers from Tartus — must be noted here. Any potential loss by Moscow of these ports would reshape the fate of the #Haftar family. Russia’s extremely pleasant &…
The sudden apparent take over Aleppo by Syrian opposition militias is an extraordinary development. A 12 year civil war. And then, in about two days, the Syrian regime loses control of the country’s second largest city.
RIP John Prescott..this is a fabulous watch
UK aid budget to Sudan set to double amid famine fears | Global development | The Guardian theguardian.com/global-develop…
Received this video of people fleeing Nazon in Port-au-Prince with no idea where to run to. There are just no words to describe this nightmare that’s getting more tragic by the day. #Haiti
We look at what will a second Trump term will mean for Africa - a continent the President elect has never visited and has openly denigrated. Source: NPR search.app/wLi35eBvVXywhK…
"They're fighting us, civilians, peaceful people. They are killing us.” A rare glimpse of life in wartime Sudan at the edge of Khartoum @ea_akin npr.org/2024/11/01/nx-…
The historic fight between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman is still revered as a cherished moment in the central African country's troubled history and has spur… Source: NPR search.app/phSSFEDMMkhSLp…
Beautiful visuals, great long read from NPR international, news app and visuals teams and of course, our fabulous Above the Fray fellow @valkipnis apps.npr.org/aral-sea-shrin…
Impactful reporting by @ea_akin As the war continues, the health system in Sudan is barely functioning. Hospitals are overwhelmed. There is not enough medicine or medical supplies. Grateful for the work of @SAPA_ORG & health workers who are working tirelessly to provide care.
Our report on a wave of horrific killings by the RSF in Gezira state, east-central Sudan. With eye witness accounts shared by @SAPA_ORG . A shocking 45,000 people have been displaced by the violence in just one week, according to the UN #KeepEyesOnSudan npr.org/2024/10/28/nx-…
BREAKING: Kenyan activist Boniface Mwangi still missing hours after he was abducted by unknown individuals from his home outside Nairobi. They marched him out, leaving his two sons alone. This keeps happening to activists and prominent critics despite denials from President Ruto
Here's @Rushdibbc on leaving his heart and soul in Gaza. The BBC's Gaza correspondent spoke to me on The Media Show about reporting the conflict, the loss of life (including close journalist friends) and much more. @BBCiPlayer
The farmers that fed Sudan are at risk of facing famine. We went to the edges of Al-Jazira state where farmers are fearing a failed harvest. Then to Gadarif, where displaced families are relying on donated food. Our 3rd & final dispatch from Sudan: news.sky.com/story/there-is…
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