Teymoor Nabili

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Teymoor Nabili

Teymoor Nabili is a journalist, currently working for Channel News Asia, based at their headquarters in Singapore.

During a career spanning more than 20 years, Nabili has covered news in more than 30 countries across Europe, Asia and the Americas for the BBC, CNN, Al Jazeera English, and CNBC.^[1]

The major stories he has covered include the 9/11 attack from New York City; the Asian tsunami disaster from Sri Lanka; the Iran Presidential election of 2009 from Tehran; the 2008 Olympics from Beijing and the earthquake/tsunami of 2011 from Japan. He has interviewed numerous world leaders, politicians and newsmakers, among them the Prime Ministers of Malaysia, Spain, Thailand and Singapore; the current Secretary General of the United Nations Ban Ki Moon and his predecessor Kofi Annan, and David Beckham.

While working at Al Jazeera, he was a senior news anchor and host of the current affairs shows Inside Story and Inside Iraq. He was voted 'Best Presenter/Anchor' at the 2005 Asia Television Awards and shared a UK Royal Television Society Award for coverage of the Olympic bribery scandal in Utah.^[2]

Before moving to Doha in 2010, he spent four years as senior presenter at Al Jazeera's Kuala Lumpur broadcast centre, hosting live news programmes and the station's Asia-focused current affairs programme 101 East. He is also a business studies graduate from the University of Portsmouth.^[3]

He has since left Al Jazeera in January 2013 and joined Channel NewsAsia to present the new hour-long business news programme, "Business Central", where he is also the executive editor of this programme, which premiered on Monday January 20, 2013.^[4]

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Anchors	Dareen Abughaida Felicity Barr James Bays Nick Clark Stephen Cole Jane Dutton Ghida Fakhry Adrian Finighan David Foster Shiulie Ghosh Divya Gopalan Mike Hanna Fauziah Ibrahim Darren Jordon Laura Kyle Julie MacDonald Rob Matheson Maryam Nemazee Veronica Pedrosa Elizabeth Puranam Sohail Rahman Shihab Rattansi Kamahl Santamaria Shakuntala Santhiran Barbara Serra Hazem Sika Sherine Tadros Lauren Taylor Folly Bah Thibault Sue Turton Sami Zeidan

Hosts	Malika Bilal Marwan Bishara Richard Gizbert Mehdi Hasan Femi Oke Josh Rushing Redi Tlhabi Sebastian Walker

Meteorologists	Richard Angwin Everton Fox Steff Gaulter

Sports	Robin Adams Farrah Esmail Joanna Gasiorowska Sana Hamouche Rahul Pathak Andy Richardson Lee Wellings

Correspondents	Hoda Abdel-Hamid Mohammed Adow Hashem Ahelbarra Jamela Alindogan Omar Al-Saleh Rula Amin Nadim Baba Neave Barker Tony Birtley Teresa Bo Paul Brennan Melissa Chan Steve Chao Patty Culhane Nidhi Dutt Gabriel Elizondo Nisreen El-Shamayleh Harry Fawcett Jane Ferguson Alan Fisher Tim Friend Andy Gallacher Sonia Gallego Jennifer Glasse Peter Greste Kimberly Halkett Emma Hayward Scott Heidler John Hendren Jonah Hull Kamal Hyder Faiz Jamil Rosiland Jordan Casey Kauffman Imran Khan Zeina Khodr Phil Lavelle Laurence Lee Florence Looi Simon McGregor-Wood Anita McNaught David Mercer Jeanne Meserve Nazanine Moshiri Haru Mutasa Yvonne Ndege Lucia Newman Marga Ortigas Tania Page Barnaby Phillips John Psaropoulos Adam Raney Rob Reynolds Jacky Rowland Kristen Saloomey Mariana Sanchez Peter Sharp Andrew Simmons Catherine Soi Nick Spicer Clayton Swisher Gerald Tan Andrew Thomas Cath Turner Step Vaessen Mohammed Vall Kim Vinnell Karishma Vyas

Former personalities	Derrick Ashong Zeina Awad Brendan Connor Shereen El Feki Amr El Kahky Elizabeth Filippouli Lisa Fletcher Sir David Frost Steve Gaisford Imran Garda Tony Harris David Hawkins Hassan Ibrahim Rizwan Khan Avi Lewis Hamish Macdonald David Marash Ayman Mohyeldin Teymoor Nabili Anand Naidoo Arthur Neslen Nour Odeh Rageh Omaar Shahnaz Pakravan Amanda Palmer Alireza Ronaghi Mark Seddon Akhtam Suliman Prerna Suri Monica Villamizar

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