Emma Graham-Harrison is an award-winning journalist specializing in international affairs. She works as a senior correspondent for The Guardian and The Observer, covering global conflicts, political upheavals, and major investigative stories. Her reporting has spanned war zones like Ukraine, Syria, and Iraq, and she played a key role in uncovering the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

She studied Chinese Studies at Oxford University, where she earned a first-class degree, and also spent time at Peking University focusing on Chinese literature. Fluent in Mandarin Chinese and Spanish, she has lived in Beijing, Madrid, and Kabul, reporting on regional politics and global events.

Beyond conflict reporting, Graham-Harrison has extensively covered authoritarian regimes, human rights violations, and the shifting dynamics of world power. Her work has provided deep insights into issues like Zimbabwe’s political transition and Afghanistan’s evolving landscape.