Jacky Martens

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[Paul Danahar @pdanahar]

BBC News won the Emmy last night for our coverage of the earthquake in Myanmar. Huge congratulations to everyone involved. It’s a massive tribute to the BBC’s commitment to public service journalism

[Richard Burgess @rburgessbbc]

BBC News wins Emmy Award for coverage of Myanmar earthquake - delighted and proud of the team. https://t.co/z9D98qL7SX

[BBC News (World) @BBCWorld]

Afghan evacuees in limbo in Qatar camp accuse US of betrayal https://t.co/Mt3bf4Dvpk

[Paul Danahar @pdanahar]

Absolutely brilliant, jaw dropping journalism from ⁦@sommervilletv⁩ and ⁦@dcinfocus⁩ on the bloody streets of Mexico. It’s a must watch. https://t.co/59yoQuSiJg

[Soutik Biswas @soutikBBC]

The BNP-Jamaat years between 2001-2006 were marked by turbulence and deep mutual mistrust between India and Bangladesh. Will it be different this time? Will India take the initiative? My piece. https://t.co/uWsU76ngHW #BangladeshElections2026

[Mahfouz Zubaide @Mahfouzzubaide1]

Lyse Doucet: In Tehran, rallies for Iran's revolution overshadowed by discontent and defiance https://t.co/bn5F6HlO3T

[Soutik Biswas @soutikBBC]

‘He was expelled from India at 24 hours' notice in 1975 after the then prime minister, Indira Gandhi, ordered a state of emergency. But he headed back 18 months later and had been based in Delhi ever since.’
⁦@john_pether⁩ on Mark Tully. https://t.co/pPsSoTLRzQ

[Karishma Mehrotra @karishma__m__]

Perhaps even more importantly, our work displays not just how America impacts the world, but also how the world sees -- and navigates -- America. You can't understand the U.S. by only looking inward. A country that decides to stop caring about the world -- and how the world sees it -- cements its own decline. @JeffBezos

[Karishma Mehrotra @karishma__m__]

I hope the @washingtonpost doesn't cut international coverage. From South Asia, my team and I have reported on the India-Pakistan conflict (yes, the one Trump is obsessed with), insurgencies in the remotest villages (photo below), government overthrows, and China's growing influence in the region.

[Sarah Kaplan @sarahkaplan48]

I’ve driven into hurricanes, trekked through jungles and camped on an ice sheet in sub-zero temperatures to bring you news about climate change.

If you value this work, and everything else you read in @washingtonpost, help us send a message to @JeffBezos: #SavethePost

[Michelle Boorstein @mboorstein]

We're not perfect, but hundreds of us at The @washingtonpost bust our butts daily to bring you facts, expertise and context about your government & other powerful institutions, incredibly important foreign reporting and journalism you AREN'T GETTING ANYWHERE ELSE #SaveThePost

[Yogita Limaye @yogital]

'If we are caught and refuse to vote, they will put us in jail and torture us' In rebel-held Myanmar, people are running from junta airstrikes, and the election. The junta did not respond to the allegations. @sanjayganguly @AamirPeerzadaa https://t.co/wjgk20Tbfy

[Yogita Limaye @yogital]

'Having examined all available evidence, it is our opinion the two detective constables have a case to answer for gross misconduct' says Independent Office of Police Conduct in the UK over police handling of Harshita Brella domestic abuse case https://t.co/Aurgo7R2SJ

[Yogita Limaye @yogital]

With incredible team @sanjayganguly @AakritiThapar @AamirPeerzadaa

[Yogita Limaye @yogital]

Bollywood icon Dharmendra dies at 89 https://t.co/tklsbasWDb

[BBC News (World) @BBCWorld]

'I thought it was a prank' - How a Brazilian woman became the face of India vote fraud row https://t.co/hoykfM54LE

[Yogita Limaye @yogital]

Harshita Brella was murdered a year ago - so why has her killer not been caught yet, family accused the UK and the Delhi police of negligence https://t.co/IJ2Zj78FpR

[James Landale @BBCJLandale]

Amid all the guff, just this: I am proud to work for BBC News & even prouder to work alongside so many outstanding colleagues. We are not perfect; we must always strive to be better. But in a darkening world, we remain a shaft of light. Worth mulling. All best from Kyiv.

[Mahfouz Zubaide @Mahfouzzubaide1]

Afghan women lose their 'last hope' as Taliban shuts down internet: https://t.co/ZjuvfQqVPU

[Paul Danahar @pdanahar]

BBC News wins its 2nd Emmy of the night for brilliant work by @sommervilletv Darren Conway, Yogita Limaye & team, and Jonathan Head’s team in Thailand.