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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.


Latest posts

One thing is very clear; Nigeria cannot afford to mess up again. This is a country that aspires for leadership in Africa. Let's hope this potentially great country turns over a new leaf during the next two weeks.

Last Modified: 15 Apr 2011 12:17

The conduct of people during the recent poll is a humbling reminder, of how the people of Lagos, and Nigeria, have an enduring faith that one day, they will get the leadership they deserve.

Last Modified: 10 Apr 2011 12:21

As Portugal edges towards having to accept a financial bailout, our correspondent warns that rather than signalling the end of a country's woes, such a move is just the beginning of a new chapter in a long and painful process of reform.

Last Modified: 24 Mar 2011 22:42

The Mozambican president has said that the Arab uprisings "serve as a warning for all of us", but our correspondent says that he doubts the likes of Mugabe, Dos Santos and Biya are losing too much sleep ... yet.

Last Modified: 10 Mar 2011 16:26

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