Homa Khaleeli is the joint deputy features editor at The Guardian. She covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, government and politics, as well as family and relationships, often focusing on regional interests and world news. Homa's work has been featured in The Guardian, showcasing her expertise in areas such as elections, public policy, and environmental services.
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Homa Khaleeli's coverage spans a wide range of topics, with a significant focus on government and politics, world affairs, culture & society. The themes she covers suggest an interest in stories that have societal impact or shed light on underreported issues.
Her articles often delve into evolving and breaking news stories as well as legal policy regulation. This indicates an interest in new developments or ongoing issues within the areas she covers.
Given her podcast format, Homa may be particularly interested in sources who can provide compelling narratives or personal stories related to these topics. Additionally, experts who can offer nuanced analysis of complex social and political issues would likely appeal to her.
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By: Lanre Bakare, Helen Pidd, Alex Atack, Brian Mcnamara, Eli Block, Homa Khaleeli
The appointment of Cambridge’s youngest black professor made global headlines. Then questions about Jason Arday’s meteoric rise began to snowball. Lanre Bakare reports
By: Zahra Joya, Saskia Collette, Annie Kelly, Sami Kent, Homa Khaleeli, Brian Mcnamara
Five years after the Taliban retook power, women inside the country explain how they have been silenced, while the Afghan journalist Zahra Joya asks why the world has looked away
By: Saskia Collette, Homa Khaleeli, Peter Walker, Brian Mcnamara, Helen Pidd, Tom Glasser, Nilufer Aumeerally
Former prison governor Judith Feline on the reality of our overcrowded prisons and Peter Walker on why it’s causing a headache for Andy Burnham
By: Homa Khaleeli, Sami Kent, Annie Kelly, Eleanor Biggs, Brian Mcnamara
Annie Kelly heads to Brick Lane to hear from residents campaigning against a massive datacentre on one of London’s most famous streets
By: Sami Kent, Charlotte Northedge, Rudi Zygadlo, Eleanor Biggs, Nosheen Iqbal, Nilufer Aumeerally, Homa Khaleeli, Rebecca Liu, David Shariatmadari
Our specialist panel on which books may help you put your phone away and get reading again. With Charlotte Northedge, David Shariatmadari and Rebecca Liu
By: Sami Kent, Tom Glasser, Rudi Zygadlo, Nilufer Aumeerally, Homa Khaleeli, Charlotte Higgins, Helen Pidd
The Guardian’s chief culture writer Charlotte Higgins on why she was inspired to learn Ukrainian and what it taught her about its people
By: Sami Kent, Guy Szafman, Ruth Abrahams, Saskia Collette, Ivor Manley, Homa Khaleeli, William Shaw, Ross Burns, Tom Glasser, Helen Pidd
Thirty years after Tupac Shakur’s death, a man has been found guilty of killing the hip-hop legend. William Shaw on the star’s life, legacy and untimely death
By: Carter Sherman, Saskia Collette, Eli Block, Rudi Zygadlo, Homa Khaleeli, Tom Glasser, Annie Kelly
From going undercover as a Playboy bunny to founding Ms Magazine, Steinem brought feminism into the US mainstream. Carter Sherman explains her legacy
By: Homa Khaleeli, Saskia Collette, Sami Kent, Brian McNamara, Helen Pidd
Nurse Teun Toebes and filmmaker Jonathan de Jong argue for a radical new approach to treating – and giving freedom to – people with dementia
By: Eleanor Biggs, Saskia Collette, Brian McNamara, Heather Stewart, Nosheen Iqbal, Homa Khaleeli
The foreign secretary has drawn rage and respect after announcing trade sanctions on Israeli settlers. Heather Stewart explains how – and why – Ed Miliband got tough
