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Barnaby Phillips

Europe Correspondent

Barnaby Phillips joined Al Jazeera in 2006 and was based in Athens for four years, from where he covered the Greek economic crisis, political upheavals in Turkey, and Kosovo's declaration of independence. While most of his reporting for Al Jazeera has been from Europe, Barnaby has also worked in India, the United States and the Middle East.

Prior to joining Al Jazeera, he spent 15 years with the BBC, reporting mainly from Africa. He lived in Mozambique, Angola, Nigeria and South Africa. Barnaby is currently working on his first book, based on his award-winning film "Burma Boy", which he produced for Al Jazeera.


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<p>It could be a breath of fresh air in a region gone stale. Greece's new prime minister, George Papandreou, will bring new initiatives and energy to some apparently intractable problems in southeastern Europe.</p>

Last Modified: 12 Oct 2009 11:44

<p>It seems paradoxical: Across Europe, the economic crisis has been blamed on greedy bankers and excessive deregulation. You'd expect the Left to benefit, but it hasn't. Yet even as analysts call the death of socialism in Europe, Greeks have voted their Socialsts into power.</p>

Last Modified: 5 Oct 2009 12:38

<p>Germans get on with their elections in a very matter-of-fact way and the day after the vote,&nbsp;there's a very back-to-normal air about Berlin.&nbsp;For Mrs Merkel, there is a new centre-right coalition to form, and many commentators are wondering whether we'll now see more of the Angela Merkel that we saw in the 2005 election campaign.</p>

Last Modified: 28 Sep 2009 14:10

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