Anne Garrels is an author and former NPR Foreign correspondent.
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He's a foreign correspondent for a Swedish publication called Expressen.
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When you're a foreign correspondent, you're technically never off duty!
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LAWRENCE MALKIN New York The writer is a former foreign correspondent.
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Being a foreign correspondent is the most enjoyable job there is.
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I longed to be a foreign correspondent and get out there.
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Anyway... So I started my reporting career as a foreign correspondent.
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So you're doing foreign correspondent ... what got you into national security?
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I was one of the first people to use Twitter as a foreign correspondent, and I remember ... When you used Twitter as a foreign correspondent at the Times, especially when you did it, what does that entail?
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Optimism tends not to be a default position for a foreign correspondent.
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"I'm a foreign correspondent for The New York Times," I told her.
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Someone should probably tell that to Fox News foreign correspondent Trey Yingst.
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Tristan McConnell is a writer and foreign correspondent living in Nairobi, Kenya.
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ABC's "World News Tonight" Chief Foreign Correspondent Terry Moran linked the two events.
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"He (the defendant) says he felt more like a foreign correspondent," Hofer said.
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He was later a foreign correspondent for Time in Bonn, Germany, and London.
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As a foreign correspondent I think India is every foreign correspondent's dream posting.
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When Schuster's adorably naïve announcement that she wishes only to be a foreign correspondent gets her dispatched to the bureau in Dallas, she sulks until she crosses paths with a seasoned foreign correspondent for The Los Angeles Times named Dial Torgerson.
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Satter is a well-regarded foreign correspondent who has spent four decades covering Russia.
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Tania Karas is a foreign correspondent reporting on refugees, migration policy and human rights.
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Ms. Jacoby would later give up her foreign correspondent career for marriage and motherhood.
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He was formerly a foreign correspondent for The New York Times and CBS News.
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Natasha: Once upon a time, I was a cub foreign correspondent, reporting from Moscow.
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Just two years ago she was a foreign correspondent for NBC, living in London.
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I know this intimately as a foreign correspondent for three decades for The Atlantic.
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Talk Media News chief foreign correspondent Luke Vargas with the latest from the Singapore -- Luke.
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As foreign correspondent for the Independent, his somber analysis has proved prophetic over the years.
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It's what appealed to me the most coming back from Europe as a foreign correspondent.
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By pure coincidence my first job as a foreign correspondent was in Beirut in 113.
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Richard Bernstein is a former foreign correspondent at Time magazine and the New York Times.
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When my boss suggested I move overseas and work as a foreign correspondent, I didn't hesitate.
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I didn't mind scrounging for money, because I was living my dream as a foreign correspondent.
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So says Ben Judah, a young foreign correspondent now turning his eyes towards his home town.
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As a longtime Washington Post foreign correspondent, Reid knows how to make the distant seem close.
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So there is ... you were a foreign correspondent, and then you went to being a campaign reporter.
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My excitement over the job as foreign correspondent for The Associated Press had been building for months.
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This has reassured some foreign correspondent banks, says Miguel Diaz, the head of payments at Mexico's central bank.
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Fox News foreign correspondent Trey Yingst defended his network on Thursday from criticism by CNN President Jeff Zucker.
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The Oscar-winning film The Killing Fields was based on his experiences as a foreign correspondent in Cambodia.
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Geoffrey Cain, a foreign correspondent and author, writes about the growing struggles between the U.S., China and Russia.
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Our podcast "Caliphate" follows Rukmini Callimachi, a foreign correspondent for The Times, on her quest to find out.
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Patricky Kingsley, a foreign correspondent based in Turkey, joins to discuss the referendum on President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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He was a longtime foreign correspondent for The New York Times and speaks Chinese, Japanese and other languages.
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I learned this in a much bloodier crucible, the one in which I was baptized as a foreign correspondent.
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Feature After more than a decade away, a foreign correspondent comes back to take stock of his divided homeland.
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Soon after the FinCEN designation, foreign correspondent banks severed ties with BPA and regulators moved to dismantle the bank.
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H.D.S. Greenway, a former reporter and editor at The Boston Globe, is the author of "Foreign Correspondent," a memoir.
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McMahon joined the Chicago Tribune in 1987, working as a local news reporter and then as a foreign correspondent.
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Prior to becoming an author, he served as a foreign correspondent at The New York Times for 15 years.
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His bio listed him as "traveller by profession, journalist by passion," working as Rossiyskaya Gazeta's foreign correspondent in South Asia.
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Stephen Kinzer spent more than 20 years working for the New York Times, most of it as a foreign correspondent.
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So did David M. Herszenhorn, a former Washington and foreign correspondent for The Times who works for Politico in Brussels.
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It was March 8503 and I had just arrived in Paris from Chicago as a foreign correspondent for Newsweek magazine.
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John Simpson, a foreign correspondent, and Andrew Neil, a presenter, have got into hot water for sounding off on Twitter.
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It can be hard for a foreign correspondent to grasp the depth of the significance this has at first blush.
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His father was a journalist and frequent foreign correspondent, and when René was a boy the family lived in Paris.
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And so you wanted to be a foreign correspondent, you didn't want to go into diplomacy or the state department.
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There's something that David Remnick, I remember saying, when as a foreign correspondent, your job is largely to stand witness, right?
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Years earlier, in middle school, she told her mother that she was dreaming of becoming a diplomat or a foreign correspondent.
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He was a Post foreign correspondent in Latin America from 2010 to 2017, and has been a staff writer since 2006.
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Meanwhile, in the U.K., PEOPLE's Chief Foreign Correspondent Simon Perry and PEOPLE Contributing Correspondent Monique Jessen will report live from Windsor.
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Meanwhile, across the pond, PEOPLE's Chief Foreign Correspondent Simon Perry and PEOPLE Contributing Correspondent Monique Jessen will report live from Windsor.
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Donald Trump is planning to attend Sunday's 9/11 ceremony at ground zero, NBC foreign correspondent Katy Tur tweeted on Saturday.
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I have had several assignments since then, including working as an investigative reporter and as a foreign correspondent based in Moscow.
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He also had stints on the photo and metro desks, and as a foreign correspondent, before arriving in Warsaw in 1979.
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Our foreign correspondent has covered Zimbabwe since its inception, back when he sent his reports from remote bushlands by carrier pigeon.
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After the takeover, all those tweets were deleted, and Hendrick added a new photo and a new identity as a foreign correspondent.
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The author, a British former foreign correspondent now living in America, has tracked down survivors, unearthed archival documents and obtained family papers.
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"War is a force that gives us meaning," wrote the veteran foreign correspondent Chris Hedges — an adage he delivered with vicious irony.
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When I first went overseas as a foreign correspondent, to South Africa in 1977, we had no way to watch American football.
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" Charles Glass, a foreign correspondent and friend, says Sir Don "will endure any amount of discomfort and suffering to get a picture.
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NBC News chief foreign correspondent Richard Engel and his wife Mary Forrest welcomed their second child, a baby boy, over the weekend.
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CNN also announced that former ABC foreign correspondent Alex Marquardt will be re-joining CNN's national security team as senior national correspondent.
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Now, back in Tokyo as a foreign correspondent for this newspaper, I am no longer pointed at by people on the street.
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News Analysis Celestine Bohlen is a former New York Times foreign correspondent, serving as bureau chief in Budapest from 2180 to 223.
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Ms. Ross outlived the author of her obituary, Michael T. Kaufman, a distinguished foreign correspondent and editor, by more than seven years.
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" Then educate yourself with the first entry in "Observations on Film Art," which breaks down the score of Alfred Hitchcock's "Foreign Correspondent.
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In his new book, John Andrews, former foreign correspondent for The Economist, discusses the history, evolution and persistence of terrorism and global warfare
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He also appeared in several episodes as his identical twin brother, who was Cathy's father and a foreign correspondent for the same newspaper.
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A former Los Angeles Times foreign correspondent, Jacques Leslie is the author of "The Mark: A War Correspondent's Memoir of Vietnam and Cambodia."
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I spent less than two years in New York, and then a decade as a foreign correspondent, based in Tokyo, Manila and London.
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In the 1970s Cokie started in radio as a foreign correspondent for CBS, before moving to NPR to cover Capitol Hill in 1978.
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Khashoggi covered al Qaeda as a foreign correspondent in Afghanistan and Sudan and was well-known for his several interviews with bin Laden.
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I just think that one of the interesting byproducts of being a foreign correspondent is that you spend a lot of time alone.
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Tina Fey stars as Kim Baker, a New York journalist who decides to blow up her life and become a foreign correspondent in Afghanistan.
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Stanley Meisler (21928–22016), foreign correspondent for the Los Angeles Times and author of Shocking Paris: Soutine, Chagall, and the Outsiders of Montparnasse (21970).
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Raymond James has also begun the process of exiting its U.S. third-party foreign correspondent business, excluding operations in Europe and Canada, Hollister said.
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Since 2013, the New York branch has cleared U.S. dollar transactions involving foreign correspondent banks in "rapidly increasing volumes," according to the consent order.
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I spent six years as a foreign correspondent, including two covering the Vietnam War (while I was classified 4-F because of my leg).
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Marquardt "spent most of the last decade as a foreign correspondent for ABC News based in Beirut, Jerusalem and Moscow," according to the network.
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Furthermore, Fitch would expect continued execution of strategic initiatives such as diversification of the deposit base and targeted growth in foreign correspondent banking relationships.
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As a foreign correspondent for The New York Times, I set out to write about the campaign with our broad global readership in mind.
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That year, Ms. Kennedy met Paul Kennedy, a foreign correspondent for The New York Times covering Latin America, at the Hotel Oloffson in Haiti.
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Then I was in Paris for five years for the paper, which was like a lifelong dream, to be a foreign correspondent in Paris.
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Rossiyskaya Gazeta has no foreign correspondent assigned to South Asia, and when reached by The Verge, the newspaper said they'd never heard of the reporter.
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And not everyone might have liked what they saw, writes David A. Andelman, a former foreign correspondent for the New York Times and CBS News.
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Yeah, "This Town" was tricky because I did not have the luxury of being a foreign correspondent who could just swoop in ... And then leave.
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Marsh has thus been turned into a foreign correspondent, reporting on how medicine is practiced in this poor, polyethnic country, recently ravaged by civil war.
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Like many another foreign correspondent, I was the target of a few such attempts — or at least there were a few I became aware of.
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After "vagabonding" for years, working as a foreign correspondent for AdBusters and dabbling in Chilean wine, Toth started the Third Millennium Alliance, a nonprofit conservation foundation.
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Fischer, born in the Philadelphia slums, became a foreign correspondent in Moscow, where, eager to have access to power, he didn't challenge government versions of events.
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And a spike in currency transactions by the banks which had not been sanctioned and were dealing with the foreign correspondent bank would likely arouse suspicions.
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But when I became a foreign correspondent for The New York Times, my wife and I decided that we wanted to immerse them in life abroad.
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Based on a Vanity Fair article about her life, the film begins in 2001 with Colvin as a foreign correspondent at the Sunday Times in London.
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In the summer of 2015, Katy Tur, a London-based foreign correspondent for NBC News, got a surprising offer from the network's head of news coverage.
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New York Times foreign correspondent Rukmini Callimachi has dedicated herself to exposing the way the Islamic State group systematically uses rape as a weapon of war.
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I respect the wishes of the Colvin family and join in honoring Mark Colvin's memory as a courageous foreign correspondent and an extraordinary writer and broadcaster.
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Three-quarters of the way through Lisa Halliday's debut novel, "Asymmetry," a British foreign correspondent named Alistair is spending Christmas on a compound outside of Baghdad.
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Stack, a former foreign correspondent for The Los Angeles Times, has covered multiple wars, reported from Egypt and served as the paper's bureau chief in Moscow.
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Getting to cover my own country as a foreign correspondent at a time when The Times is ramping up its Canada coverage is a cosmic opportunity.
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Craig Whitney, a former foreign correspondent who went on to become our standards editor, recalled that airline flight information had been listed as Mumbai for years.
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JUDITH MATLOFF Over three decades as a foreign correspondent, whether I was writing about rebellion or drug cartels or massacres, I invariably found myself in mountains.
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The Thread RE: STATES OF CONFUSION After more than a decade away, Jim Yardley, a foreign correspondent, came back to take stock of his divided homeland.
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" Mr. Packer wrote: "No one else working today inhabits his roles as completely as Penn, and I hope one day to see him portraying a foreign correspondent.
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The historical drama stars Oscar Isaac as an Armenian medical student and Christian Bale as an American foreign correspondent who fall in love with the same woman.
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Author of "A Shattered Peace: Versailles 22 and the Price We Pay Today," he was formerly a foreign correspondent for The New York Times and CBS News.
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A comment by the legendary Chicago Daily News foreign correspondent Robert J. Casey, whom I had the pleasure of knowing when I was at the Daily News.
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Unnamed sources told CBS foreign correspondent Margaret Brennan that Chapo was something of a diplomatic Rorschach test, a "goodwill gesture" to both the incoming and outgoing administrations.
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Sciutto, who served in the Obama-era State Department from 85033-2013 and earlier was ABC's senior foreign correspondent, will begin his new role on Sept. 17.
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I spent ten years abroad as a foreign correspondent, mostly in China, Egypt, and Iraq, but little of that experience is comparable to reporting in North Korea.
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That's the kind of thing I've heard time and again since arriving in America this summer to cover this campaign from the perspective of a foreign correspondent.
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"Not a single correspondent said conditions improved," the group said, unveiling results of a survey of its 204 foreign correspondent members, 109 of whom responded to questions.
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I returned to the South to cover it for The Times in 2014, after two years in Latin America as a foreign correspondent for a rival newspaper.
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Before joining The Times in 2009, Mr. Dolnick worked for The Associated Press as a foreign correspondent in New Delhi and as a reporter in New York.
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Ms. Polgreen previously worked as a foreign correspondent in South Africa, India and West Africa for The Times, and has also served as a deputy international editor.
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Declan Walsh, who is Irish and is The Times's bureau chief in Cairo, has spent the past four months covering the presidential campaign as a foreign correspondent.
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Abroad in America Declan Walsh, who has been reporting on the U.S. presidential campaign as a foreign correspondent, is answering questions from readers as the election nears.
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On the podcast, she discusses her reasons for the change, her background as an expat and a foreign correspondent, and her vision for the future of HuffPost.
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But reporting from Wired showed that Facebook's culpability in the violent campaign dates to at least 2013, when foreign correspondent Aela Callan alerted it to the number of hateful pages propping up:Aela Callan, a foreign correspondent on a fellowship from Stanford University, met with Elliot Schrage, vice president of global communications for Facebook, in November 2013 to discuss hate speech and fake user pages that were pervasive in Myanmar.
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In addition to covering wars as a foreign correspondent, he won the Pulitzer Prize for National Reporting in 1995 for articles about working conditions in low-wage America.
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In some ways being a scoundrel made Flashman a better reporter A good foreign correspondent networks with powerful people, the better to understand the motives behind important policies.
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Officially a foreign correspondent then, Mr. Sparks was nearly prosecuted for quoting Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, whose husband, Nelson Mandela, was the imprisoned leader of the African National Congress.
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Talbott remained interested in Russia, writing his master's thesis on Mayakovsky, translating Nikita Khrushchev's memoirs and then becoming a foreign correspondent — and eventually a columnist — for Time magazine.
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I moved to Brazil in 220, and it was two years into my stint as a freelance foreign correspondent that Stuart Emmrich, the Travel editor, called me up.
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A 60-minute documentary based on the travels of John Eligon, above, part of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's "Foreign Correspondent" series, will air tomorrow and be posted online.
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It all started in August 1939, when, aged 27 and a foreign correspondent for barely four days, she commandeered a British consulate car and drove into Germany from Poland.
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"Not a single correspondent said conditions improved last year," the group said, unveiling results of a survey of its 204 foreign correspondent members, 109 of whom responded to questions.
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The company is expanding its foreign correspondent bank activities in select countries including the Dominican Republic and Spain as well as growing CRE and commercial & industrial (C&I) loans.
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I hadn't lived in the United States since 2003, when The New York Times moved me to Beijing as a foreign correspondent, along with my wife and two kids.
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And in "Assad or We Burn the Country," the foreign correspondent Sam Dagher writes about his time in Damascus and the damage the Assad regime has unleashed on Syria.
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As a foreign correspondent in the 1980s I traveled widely in war-wrecked Afghanistan, and no one writes more movingly of the brutality and bravery of that beleaguered land.
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To explain the difference: When I was a foreign correspondent in Japan, nearly all communication with the New York office was messages typed on paper and sent by cable.
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At the age of 21, she took on a foreign correspondent in assignment, but was forced to flee the country after criticizing the Mexican government for imprisoning a local journalist.
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David A. Andelman, is a former foreign correspondent, a visiting scholar at the Center on National Security at Fordham Law School, a contributor to CNN and columnist for USA Today.
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Mallet has worked as a journalist and foreign correspondent for more than 30 years, first at Reuters and then for the Financial Times, including more than 12 years in Asia.
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Author of "A Shattered Peace: Versailles 1919 and the Price We Pay Today," he was formerly a foreign correspondent for The New York Times and Paris correspondent for CBS News.
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Author of "A Shattered Peace: Versailles 1919 and the Price We Pay Today," he was a foreign correspondent for The New York Times and CBS News in Asia and Europe.
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He worked at The Wall Street Journal for more than 25 years as a foreign correspondent, assistant managing editor and as the longest serving editor of the paper's European edition.
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Author of "A Shattered Peace: Versailles 2100 and the Price We Pay Today," he was a foreign correspondent for The New York Times and CBS News in Asia and Europe.
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But as one of the few female fixers in Erbil, Iraq, she's also developed a reputation even among the notoriously cold-blooded—and male-dominated—foreign correspondent set for fearlessness.
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Hanighen, a foreign correspondent for a number of newspapers including the New York Times, had been active in America First before heading to Europe to cover the war for Reader's Digest.
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Chamberlin, also a graduate of Haverford, had marinated in the radicalism of Greenwich Village before alighting to the Soviet Union in 1922 as the foreign correspondent for the Christian Science Monitor.
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Author of "A Shattered Peace: Versailles 73 and the Price We Pay Today," he was formerly a foreign correspondent for The New York Times and CBS News in Asia and Europe.
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Author of "A Shattered Peace: Versailles 1919 and the Price We Pay Today," he was formerly a foreign correspondent for The New York Times and CBS News in Asia and Europe.
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As the Times' excellent foreign correspondent Neil MacFarquhar wrote in a late August piece: In Crimea, eastern Ukraine and now Syria, Mr. Putin has flaunted a modernized and more muscular military.
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It was hardly a novel experience for a foreign correspondent to encounter political leaders with appalling records of repression and brutality, and find them, often enough, genial, good-humored, even gracious.
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People magazine published a photo later in the day showing Trump standing alongside Natasha Stoynoff, a former foreign correspondent for the magazine, while at Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in 2005.
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William Borders, a former foreign correspondent who rose to senior editing positions at The New York Times in a 46-year career there, died on Wednesday at his home in Manhattan.
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Anne Barnard, Beirut Bureau Chief: As a foreign correspondent in the Middle East, I see firsthand how important it is that The Times continue to diversify its reporting and editing staff.
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Author of "A Shattered Peace: Versailles 1919 and the Price We Pay Today," he formerly was a foreign correspondent for The New York Times and CBS News in Asia and Europe.
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Author of "A Shattered Peace: Versailles 1919 and the Price We Pay Today," Andelman was formerly a foreign correspondent for The New York Times and CBS News in Asia and Europe.
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For context, Mr. Dunlap referred to a scene from "Foreign Correspondent," Alfred Hitchcock's 1940 spy thriller, in which a newspaper editor assigns a crime reporter to cover the crisis in Europe.
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After working at ABC News as a senior foreign correspondent, Sciutto served as chief of staff and senior advisor to the U.S. ambassador to China, Gary Locke from 2011 to 2013.
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New York Times foreign correspondent Rukmini Callimachi says the ISIS arrests occurred in February: Only one of the 28500 is important in the hierarchy of ISIS, and the arrests happened in February.
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Abroad in America Abroad in America, written by a Times foreign correspondent, approaches the election in much the same way as we would events overseas, deciphering the action for a global audience.
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Abroad in America The Times's Cairo bureau chief, Declan Walsh, has come to the United States to cover the 2016 presidential election from the perspective of a foreign correspondent. Bigot. Racist. Psychopath.
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David Lamb, a dauntless foreign correspondent for The Los Angeles Times who also wrote critically acclaimed books about the Arab world and Africa, died on Sunday in Alexandria, Va. He was 25.
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Simon Perry, who covered the royals for People magazine and is now its chief foreign correspondent, described the scene after the performance of "A Brooklyn Boy" that the prince and duchess attended.
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MEDINA, Saudi Arabia — One thing I learned from working for 13 years as a foreign correspondent is that getting to and from a place can teach you a lot about a country.
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Previously she worked as a foreign correspondent for The Associated Press and for ABC News, and was part of an Emmy-award winning team covering Afghanistan in the weeks after 9/11.
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"A Flag Worth Dying For: The Power and Politics of National Symbols," by Tim Marshall, a longtime diplomatic and foreign correspondent for Sky News and the BBC, is just such a book.
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Author of "A Shattered Peace: Versailles 13 and the Price We Pay Today," he formerly served as a foreign correspondent for The New York Times and CBS News in Asia and Europe.
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Author of "A Shattered Peace: Versailles 19303 and the Price We Pay Today," he formerly served as a foreign correspondent for The New York Times and CBS News in Asia and Europe.
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If you are a foreign correspondent in Tegucigalpa or in San Pedro Sula, and you want to know what's going on, you have to be on the street and follow the crime.
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Read more below: Comrades: We're delighted to announce that award-winning foreign correspondent and video journalist Stephen Farrell has been appointed Jerusalem bureau chief, leading our coverage of Israel and the Palestinian territories.
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Hong Kong: The Financial Times' Asia editor was denied a visa renewal after hosting a speech by a pro-independence political leader — "the first de facto expulsion of a foreign correspondent" since 1997.
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Posted to Beijing as a foreign correspondent from 1998-2004, your reporter remembers American officials talking of the People's Liberation Army a bit like policemen talking about a roguish clan in the neighbourhood.
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Warner spent years working as a foreign correspondent for UPI after his days in the military, where he covered dangerous stories which led to him being jailed in Cuba and shot in Venezuela.
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Less than a month after the renaming, Stephen Farrell, a foreign correspondent who was running the blog on the ground, and his interpreter, Sultan Munadi, were kidnapped by the Taliban near Kunduz, Afghanistan.
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He was an executive at a global bank and I was a foreign correspondent, and, over six years in Singapore and Bangkok, we lived in fashionable and opulent homes with live-in help.
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Thoughtful and engaging, Quilty reflects on the difficulties and privileges of working as a foreign correspondent in Afghanistan, although the same lessons should be applied to anyone with a camera invited to capture moments.
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Ronald Howell has spent three decades as a working journalist, including several years as a foreign correspondent covering Latin America and the Caribbean as well as a stint covering the Middle East in 1991.
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Britain is no longer a "brave galleon, banners waving, trumpets blaring", as Steven Erlanger wrote in his farewell to the country that had been his home for two long spells as a foreign correspondent.
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Author of "A Shattered Peace: Versailles 1919 and the Price We Pay Today," he formerly was a foreign correspondent for The New York Times in Asia and Europe, and Paris correspondent for CBS News.
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Kara Swisher: Today in the red chair is Anand Giridharadas, the former foreign correspondent and columnist for the New York Times, who has also written for the Atlantic, New Republic and the New Yorker.
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Strategic initiatives include leveraging affiliated Banesco companies such as ABANCA (BB+/bb+/Stable) in Spain to grow loans and deposits within the Spanish-speaking community in Florida and gain additional foreign correspondent banking relationships.
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Jay Solomon, the paper's chief foreign correspondent, was let go after the AP revealed one of his sources, Farhad Azim, a CIA arms dealer, had offered him a stake in one of his companies.
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Celebrated as one of The Times's stars, Ms. Polgreen previously worked as a foreign correspondent in South Africa, India and West Africa for The Times, and has also served as a deputy international editor.
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And Hindman, who became a fake violinist after her Plan A — to be a foreign correspondent in the Middle East — fell through, knows exactly how to build the connections that make her argument sing.
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Yeah, so my editor, who hired me on the foreign desk to be the news assistant, eventually hired me to be a foreign correspondent in Japan, and I speak fluent Spanish, I knew no Japanese.
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The other side: Fox News foreign correspondent Trey Yingst shot back at Zucker on Twitter, listing a lengthy thread of Fox stories that he says have held those in power accountable over the past year.
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While posted in danger spots abroad as a foreign correspondent I, like hundreds of other reporters, was sent for week-long training in how to respond in violent situations such as shootings, bombings and kidnappings.
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Barker's book is a frank, funny account of her time as a foreign correspondent in Afghanistan and Pakistan for the Chicago Tribune, and is a world away from traditionally macho blood-and-thunder frontline stories.
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Author of "A Shattered Peace: Versailles 1919 and the Price We Pay Today," he was formerly a foreign correspondent for The New York Times in Asia and Europe and the Paris correspondent for CBS News.
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Author of "A Shattered Peace: Versailles 13 and the Price We Pay Today," he formerly was a foreign correspondent for The New York Times in Asia and Europe and the Paris correspondent for CBS News.
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Dispatch San Francisco — AFTER more than 27 years abroad, mostly as a foreign correspondent in Asia covering civil unrest and poverty, I wander the streets of this city, my new home, like an enchanted tourist.
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But he was rescued at the last minute by soldiers from the national army and wrote a swashbuckling account for the newspaper, accompanied by some soul searching about having decided to become a foreign correspondent.
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When I started out as a foreign correspondent 18 years ago, in Kenya, I carried a small satchel that held a tape recorder, a camera, an address book, a map and perhaps a shortwave radio.
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Author of "A Shattered Peace: Versailles 1919 and the Price We Pay Today," he formerly was a foreign correspondent for The New York Times in Asia and Europe, and the Paris correspondent for CBS News.
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Mr. Lacey is a former Washington correspondent for The Times, covering the White House and the State Department, and was also a foreign correspondent in Nairobi and Mexico City and a domestic correspondent in Phoenix.
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Since his capture, Cantlie has appeared in ISIS videos dressed as a prisoner in an orange jumpsuit, and filmed in the style of roving foreign correspondent reporting from the streets of the so-called caliphate.
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As TechCrunch's former foreign correspondent in Seoul five years ago and a university researcher locally at KAIST eight years ago, I've been watching the growth of this hub locally and from afar for years now.
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In fact, Lev Parnas described himself to a foreign correspondent at the cash-bar event in midtown Manhattan as a friend of the president-elect who didn't live far from his South Florida winter home.
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The safety net that has emerged in recent years to address the holes in freelance journalism — particularly for international reporting, since the route to becoming a foreign correspondent has been largely upended — are grants or fellowships.
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The NBC News Chief Foreign Correspondent and his wife Mary had first spotted developmental delays in their son more than a year prior, eventually turning to genetic testing, and this would be their long-awaited results.
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So there's no possibility that Rory will have her baby but continue on as the high-flying foreign correspondent she always dreamed of being, the one "Bon Voyage" suggested she could easily grow up to be.
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A foreign correspondent for about 226 years, Alissa Rubin is known for descending deep into some of the world's scariest conflicts and returning with rare, often poignant glimpses into the plights of soldiers, survivors and victims.
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How easily she could picture Oliver abasing himself before this girl by talking about that little out-of-the-way shop, how he'd known the owner for thirty years since his days as a foreign correspondent.
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A onetime Financial Times foreign correspondent who covered the fall of communism in eastern bloc countries in the late 1980s, he later reported on the banking industry in Britain and the United States before starting Gawker.
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"He was one of the most considerate and thoughtful people I ever knew on the New York Times staff," said Craig R. Whitney, a former foreign correspondent and editor who recruited Mr. Borders as his deputy.
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In the old days — before Al Qaeda, before the Islamic State — the worst thing that could happen to a foreign correspondent was getting shot by a sniper or blown up by a land mine or mortar.
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Dorothy, too old for the Women's Army Corps, applied for a passport to become a foreign correspondent, but she was now listed by the government as P.A.F. — a premature anti-fascist — and, as such, a Communist.
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Once a courageous foreign correspondent, M. (as Shapiro refers to her husband in the book) has spent the past 18 years as a screenwriter — one who, like most screenwriters, sometimes sells his work and sometimes doesn't.
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"At 100 years old, the retired foreign correspondent was from another era: still dapper in his navy blazer atop a collared shirt, and charming in his formalities," Dawn Anahid MacKeen wrote on Literary Hub in October.
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Before I got into the disinformation game, I covered national security in Washington and spent 15 years as a foreign correspondent in places where the government is really good at listening to your communications, like Pakistan.
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A satirical piece in the Washington Post covered the white-nationalist marches in Virginia as though written by a hack foreign correspondent, describing "tribal politics" and "flashpoints" in which the "Trump regime" sided with the "ethnic majority".
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Tom Squitieri reported for more than 30 years from all seven continents as a national and foreign correspondent, winning three Overseas Press Club and three White House Correspondents' Association awards for his war-zone and refugee coverage.
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More broadly, though, I hope to turn my focus as a foreign correspondent to deciphering the fears, hopes and motivations that are driving voters of every hue, and will determine the most powerful leader on the planet.
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THE ARTS Because of an editing error, the Books of The Times review on Tuesday, about a book on the Middle East by Richard Engel, the chief foreign correspondent for NBC News, misstated part of its title.
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Eventually, I became a foreign correspondent, a path that took me from hunting war criminals in the Balkans to reporting on human rights abuses in Turkey and even to writing about a high-tech brothel in Antwerp.
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But the possibilities of a life in photojournalism only truly presented themselves to Mr. Laffont in 1968 when an old classmate, Hubert Henrotte, asked him to become the first foreign correspondent for the French photo agency Gamma.
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Author of "A Shattered Peace: Versailles 1919 and the Price We Pay Today," he formerly was a foreign correspondent for The New York Times and CBS News in Asia and Europe where he served as Paris correspondent.
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The story begins with Ferdinand Protzman, a former New York Times foreign correspondent who was teaching a journalism course at Oberlin, a highly ranked liberal arts college in Ohio with a reputation for being politically left wing.
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To provide more insight into the decisions behind publishing graphic photos, Meaghan Looram, our director of photography, and Marc Lacey, our National editor and former foreign correspondent based in Nairobi, have answered questions drawn from reader feedback.
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I've also had the brains of two foreign correspondent friends to pick: Heidi Vogt of The Wall Street Journal, who's lived all over Africa and Afghanistan, and Jean Lee, who started The Associated Press's North Korea bureau.
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China is a country that exudes confidence in its rising place on the world stage — and yet its officials belie that confidence with their hypersensitivity to what a foreign correspondent might encounter traveling untethered, and thus uncensored.
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She served as a foreign correspondent for NBC before covering the election, and the IRS sends her a letter every few weeks asking for more documentation about how she reported her income while on reporting trips abroad.
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Axios' Steve LeVine, a longtime foreign correspondent for the big papers, sees a "better than 50-50 chance" LePen goes all the way, based partly on the "rule of threes" following the upset victories for Trump and Brexit.
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Aela Callan, a foreign correspondent on a fellowship from Stanford University, met with Elliot Schrage, vice president of global communications for Facebook, in November 123 to discuss hate speech and fake user pages that were pervasive in Myanmar.
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Like Obama, I spent my childhood in a culture other than that of my biological parents, thanks to my father's job as a foreign correspondent: first in Hong Kong, where I was born, then Manila and New Delhi.
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During a week spent covering the fires in Northern California, I fell back on my training as a foreign correspondent: finding the satellite on the smoky horizon, locking in the phone's antenna and dictating paragraphs to patient editors.
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For the previous two and a half weeks I had been traveling to indigenous communities across the country reporting a Times article and filming a documentary in collaboration with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's "Foreign Correspondent" television news magazine.
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"The move comes after Wilson, a veteran Postie who has covered the White House and served as a foreign correspondent, reportedly yelled at a fellow editor in a conversation about the duties of digital editors," according to Wemple.
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Watching the protests from afar, at a distance of so many years, I was reminded of what I'd felt as a young foreign correspondent: awe and respect for the courage, tenacity and passion of the South Korean public.
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Daniel Sneider is a lecturer in East Asian Studies at Stanford University and a former foreign correspondent for the Christian Science Monitor and foreign affairs columnist for the San Jose Mercury News with long experience in Northeast Asia.
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When I started my unusual assignment of covering the American presidential campaign from the perspective of a foreign correspondent — for this, an American news organization — one of the first things I did was to invite questions from international readers.
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Over the next 15 years he was a local reporter, a member of a team that won the 1953 Pulitzer Prize for deadline coverage of a bank robbery, a foreign correspondent in the Middle East and a Washington correspondent.
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Why it matters: Axios future editor Steve LeVine, a foreign correspondent who covered the aftermath of the Soviet Union for The Wall Street Journal, said this morning's reporting reminds him of the pivotal year 1985 in the Soviet Union.
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He worked at the Walt Disney Company before joining Netflix and had previously spent more than 20 years as a foreign correspondent and editor at The Wall Street Journal and Far Eastern Economic Review, according to his LinkedIn profile.
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Our National editor, Marc Lacey, has held a lot of the biggest jobs at The New York Times: White House correspondent, a foreign correspondent who has reported from dozens of countries and the editor of the weekend news report.
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Karl E. Meyer, a third-generation journalist who fortified his reporting as a foreign correspondent and editorial writer for The Washington Post and The New York Times with a scholar's grasp of historical context, died on Sunday in Manhattan.
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Author of "A Shattered Peace: Versailles 1919 and the Price We Pay Today," he was formerly a foreign correspondent for The New York Times and CBS News in Asia and Europe, where he learned to love coquilles Saint-Jacques.
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Author of "A Shattered Peace: Versailles 22 and the Price We Pay Today," and translator of "An Impossible Dream: Reagan, Gorbachev, and a World Without the Bomb," he was formerly a foreign correspondent for The New York Times and CBS News.
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Author of "A Shattered Peace: Versailles 743 and the Price We Pay Today,"and translator of "An Impossible Dream: Reagan Gorbachev and a World Without the Bomb," he was formerly a foreign correspondent for The New York Times and CBS News.
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And to those who say Trump's completely inappropriate assertion was okay because the journalist smiled, let's break it down for you: Perry, a foreign correspondent, was in front of the most powerful man in the world and a bunch of cameras.
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Author of "A Shattered Peace: Versailles 1919 and the Price We Pay Today," and translator of "An Impossible Dream: Reagan, Gorbachev, and a World Without the Bomb," he was formerly a foreign correspondent for The New York Times and CBS News.
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On the call, "we were told we would no longer be asking for customer lists for foreign correspondent banking relationships for the banks we oversee," said one official who was on the call but not authorized to speak to the media.
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Commentary: Trump's Monday announcement of tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese exports will only be a weak blow to China, writes David Andelman, a former foreign correspondent and visiting scholar at the Center on National Security at Fordham Law School.
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"Sciutto will bring his extensive experience covering the intelligence community, foreign policy, and the Department of Defense, including more than a decade as a foreign correspondent based overseas, to the New York-based program alongside [co-anchor Poppy] Harlow," CNN said.
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You are in situ, absorbing the lingo, customs, charms and quirks of the host culture; much more so than being embedded in this alien environment as a diplomat, foreign correspondent or sexpat businessman with an inappropriately aged Thai wife called Superporn.
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Author of "A Shattered Peace: Versailles 1919 and the Price We Pay Today," and translator of "An Impossible Dream: Reagan, Gorbachev and a World Without the Bomb," he was formerly a foreign correspondent for The New York Times and CBS News.
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Author of "A Shattered Peace: Versailles 1919 and the Price We Pay Today," and translator of "An Impossible Dream: Reagan Gorbachev and a World Without the Bomb," he was formerly a foreign correspondent for The New York Times and CBS News.
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Foreign correspondent banks to Nigerian lenders have been worried this year about a risk of default on their trade lines due to dollar shortages in Nigeria and as the central bank rationed its own hard currency to save its dwindling reserves.
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Over his 20 years at The New York Times, Marc Lacey has worn many hats: a White House correspondent, a foreign correspondent who has reported from dozens of countries, the editor of the weekend news report and, now, the National editor.
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Author of "A Shattered Peace: Versailles 2000 and the Price We Pay Today," and translator of "An Impossible Dream: Reagan Gorbachev and a World Without the Bomb," he was formerly a foreign correspondent for The New York Times and CBS News.
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Author of "A Shattered Peace: Versailles 1919 and the Price We Pay Today" and translator of "An Impossible Dream: Reagan, Gorbachev, and a World Without the Bomb," he was formerly a foreign correspondent for The New York Times and CBS News.
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Having spent those years in Moscow as a foreign correspondent — and the rest of my career as a journalist in Washington in four previous presidencies — I can tell you the similarities are striking enough that they should not be easily dismissed.
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Jonathan Pieslak, in his 2009 book, "Sound Targets: American Soldiers and Music in the Iraq War," finds a telling cinematic precedent in Alfred Hitchcock's 1940 film "Foreign Correspondent," where Nazi spies torment a diplomat with bright lights and swing music.
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Patrick Cockburn, who publishes much of his best work in the LRB, writes about the Middle East, but is the greatest living foreign correspondent in English, a writer of understated integrity and compassion, with the necessary balance of indignation and detachment.
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"It is true that a tiny number of the country's army of poorly educated, desperately underemployed young men are attracted to the guts-and-glory narrative spun by ISIS," author and long-time Indonesia foreign correspondent Elizabeth Pisani wrote in the Financial Times.
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"Hong Kong was, ironically, the place foreign journalists expelled from China would usually end up," said Keith Richburg, director of the Journalism and Media Studies Center of The University of Hong Kong and a former longtime foreign correspondent for The Washington Post.
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"Blogs, travel writers, foreign correspondent friends, and flight attendants all gave me great advice, but the past five months of hopscotching through climates and national borders have been figuring out what works for me, with trial — and a ton of error," she writes.
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In a 1989 biography of Japan's wartime emperor, Hirohito, who ascended the Chrysanthemum Throne in Japan in 1926 and renounced his status as a "living god" in 1946, the foreign correspondent Edward Behr wrote of Hirohito's unfulfilled yearning for fugu (puffer fish).
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Charlie English, a former international editor of The Guardian with a movie-perfect foreign correspondent name, tells this story of contemporary Timbuktu combined with alternating chapters about the mania among 19th-century European Orientalists to be the first to "discover" the lost city.
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Of course, there have been some whistleblowings and exposés of emergency-aid wrongdoing and failure over the years, not least the books "Road to Hell" by the former aid worker Michael Maren, and "War Games" by the Dutch foreign correspondent Linda Polman.
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Bernard S. Redmont, a longtime foreign correspondent who was blacklisted in the United States during the McCarthy period and who in 22009 broke the news that the North Vietnamese were willing to enter into peace talks with the United States, died on Jan.
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Author of "A Shattered Peace: Versailles 1919 and the Price We Pay Today" and translator of "An Impossible Dream: Reagan, Gorbachev and a World Without the Bomb," he was formerly a foreign correspondent for The New York Times and Paris correspondent for CBS News.
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Author of "A Shattered Peace: Versailles 226 and the Price We Pay Today," and translator of "An Impossible Dream: Reagan Gorbachev and a World Without the Bomb," he was formerly a foreign correspondent for The New York Times and Paris correspondent for CBS News.
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Before the year was out, he had transformed the publication from a quarterly to a monthly and hired Robert Scheer, a seasoned foreign correspondent, who wrote some of the magazine's most hard-hitting antiwar articles and secured the rights to publish the Guevara diaries.
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Author of "A Shattered Peace: Versailles 1919 and the Price We Pay Today," and translator of "An Impossible Dream: Reagan Gorbachev and a World Without the Bomb," he was formerly a foreign correspondent for The New York Times and Paris correspondent for CBS News.
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There's a process that goes into covering a new country as a foreign correspondent; in my 12 years at The Times, I've done it in Mexico, Haiti and Cuba as well as in Iraq and Lebanon, and a big part of it involves listening.
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Author of "A Shattered Peace: Versailles 1919 and the Price We Pay Today," and translator of "An Impossible Dream: Reagan Gorbachev and a World Without the Bomb," he was formerly a foreign correspondent for The New York Times and CBS News in Europe and Asia.
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Babs: bonner [Jane Perlez's husband, Raymond Bonner, at the time a staff writer for The New Yorker based in Nairobi, and himself a former foreign correspondent for The Times] arrived here today for a few days of fun and relaxation along the indian ocean.
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Replacing my heart valve has allowed me to continue my career as the foreign correspondent I had been for much of my life -- through wars, revolutions and assorted crises in more than 80 countries; and to spend more time with my wife, family and friends.
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"My son is probably not going to walk, probably not going to speak, probably not going to have any mental capacity beyond the level of a 2-year-old," says Engel, 44, NBC News' Chief Foreign Correspondent, in the new issue of PEOPLE, on stands Friday.
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Lexington was asked to speak at the launch of the Pew survey at the Atlantic Council, a think-tank, and based on nearly 20 years of reporting as a foreign correspondent, seven of them in Washington, DC, but the rest observing America from abroad, I said yes.
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Stanley Meisler, a longtime foreign correspondent for The Los Angeles Times who wrote a history of the United Nations and a biography of its secretary general Kofi Annan, and made a second career as a writer on art and art history, died on June 26 in Washington.
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" Michael Lerner, a former Newsweek foreign correspondent who is writing the screenplay, called Mr. Millar a fascinating character whose story arc covered the harrowing Long Kesh years, "working in casinos in New York, which is a world we really haven't seen, and pulling off this heist.
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"TV33 was a decisive element in the construction of the new Catalan identity and society that Pujol wanted, but it also became part of a powerful system of clientelism," said Josep Maria Martí Font, a Catalan journalist and former foreign correspondent for the newspaper El País.
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The team took off in January, and Ms. Dugger brought in Mr. Jacobs, a veteran foreign correspondent, and Matt Richtel, a Times reporter with a deep background in both business and science reporting (he won a Pulitzer in 2010 for his Times series on distracted driving).
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Working with filmmakers from the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's "Foreign Correspondent" on a 213-minute documentary, which will air on Tuesday in Australia and online, I heard stories from dozens of indigenous Australians who shared the details of their lives with a mix of outrage, resignation and courage.
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Being the New Jersey correspondent for the Metro desk — whose print flag proclaims "New York" at the top of its dress page every day — can at times feel like being a far-flung foreign correspondent, though one who never has to travel more than two hours.
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Then, at a time when "fake news" is much under debate, the compelling memoirs by the veteran BBC foreign correspondent John Simpson, "We Chose to Speak of War and Strife," which includes a history of this heroic, truth-telling eyewitness form, starting with the Battle of Waterloo.
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Protzman told Patel that he was initially skeptical of the story, but was won over by the sheer absurdity of the situation: The more he learned, the more Protzman, a former foreign correspondent for The New York Times, thought his student might have a useful local story.
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" The noted British journalist Alistair Cooke, then a foreign correspondent for The Manchester Guardian, weighed in wryly with the "alarming news" that the Dodgers would "try out an electronic umpire in the hope that he will call a decision even the Yankees will not be able to challenge.
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Author of "A Shattered Peace: Versailles 242 and the Price We Pay Today," and the forthcoming "A Line in the Sand: Diplomacy, Strategy and a History of Wars That Almost Happened," he was formerly a foreign correspondent for The New York Times and CBS News in Europe and Asia.
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As Mr. Royko noted in his introduction to Ms. Geyer's "Buying the Night Flight: The Autobiography of a Woman Foreign Correspondent" (1983), it was a time when a woman in the reporting ranks was likely to be called "our gal" and assigned to the society or education beats.
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Having been a foreign correspondent in London, in Beirut during its civil war, in Israel and then the foreign affairs columnist for this newspaper since 1995, I'd long wrestled with how much idealism one should allow oneself when advocating for or against the uses of American power abroad.
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Henry S. Bradsher, a longtime foreign correspondent who wrote the book "Afghanistan and the Soviet Union," published in 1983, obtained a copy of a version that had been sent to the United States Embassy in Iran, was shredded during the hostage crisis and was later pieced back together.
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The NBC News Chief Foreign Correspondent and his wife Mary Forrest appeared on Today to share an update about their 3-year-old son Henry Thomas' battle with Rett syndrome, a rare genetic neurological disorder that leads to severe physical and cognitive impairments and, as of now, has no cure.
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"Linda Williams: June 22nd, 1943-November 16, 2016 #endalz" Her mother, who had worked as a foreign correspondent before she became a top fundraiser for the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research, was diagnosed with a rare and incurable form of early-onset dementia called primary progressive aphasia in 2005.
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As a conservative, I cannot agree more with Lara Logan, the former CBS News foreign correspondent who recently confirmed what so many of us have been saying for decades, which is that the mainstream media in our country has an overwhelming liberal bias that excludes and dehumanizes millions of Americans.
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Over five decades, Mr. Bagdikian was a national and foreign correspondent for newspapers and magazines; a reporter, editor and ombudsman for The Washington Post; the author of eight books; and for many years a professor and the dean of the Graduate School of Journalism at the University of California, Berkeley.
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He was an education reporter for The Fort Wayne News-Sentinel in Indiana from 1983 to 1984 and a general assignment reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald in Australia from 1985 to 1987 before joining The Wall Street Journal in 1990 as a foreign correspondent in Europe and the Middle East.
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But his story, his place in history as the Mafia's first high-ranking informer, and the ravages he brought to the mob, and his own family, still resonated years later with Franchetti, a foreign correspondent in Moscow for The Sunday Times of London, and Meier, a journalist and nonfiction author.
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Author of "A Shattered Peace: Versailles 1919 and the Price We Pay Today," and the forthcoming "A Red Line in the Sand: Diplomacy, Strategy and a History of Wars That Almost Happened," he was formerly a foreign correspondent for The New York Times and CBS News in Europe and Asia.
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I hoped that spending some time with Mr. Walker, a longtime foreign correspondent for The Guardian who bought a house in the Périgord in 1998, would offer an opportunity to examine some of these issues in a fresh way — by looking at a region where the past holds powerful sway.
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A common refrain from Bill Keller, our former executive editor and a longtime foreign correspondent, comes to mind: "When in doubt... Go." It's something he used to tell many of us who have spent our lives journeying for journalism, and Adam's piece embodies that search for people and places that might be overlooked.
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OXFORD, England — After the murders at Charlie Hebdo last year, the public intellectual Timothy Garton Ash — once a dashing foreign correspondent, long since a scholar amid the spires of Oxford — issued an appeal to news organizations: Publish the offending cartoons, all of you together, and in that way proclaim the vitality of free speech.
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"Somehow I had been led to believe that the life of a foreign correspondent was a glamorous one — a lot of sitting around beach cabanas with Kings, Prime Minsters, Agas and other such folk and occasionally cabling New York for money," Mr. Borders later wrote in Times Talk, an internal newsletter that was later discontinued.
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When Rukmini Callimachi, a foreign correspondent for The Times, discovered yellow, twine-cinched folders full of internal Islamic State documents in a small village southeast of Mosul, Iraq, in late 2016, she was on the cusp of a story that would reveal the structure and the characters of a terrorist organization that defied understanding.
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In the film—which is based on the 2011 memoir The Taliban Shuffle—Tina Fey plays a fictionalized version of the memoir's author, Kim Barker (Kim Baker is Fey's character in the movie), serving as a foreign correspondent in Afghanistan and Pakistan during the tumultuous early years of the US government's Operation Enduring Freedom.
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A restive, intense, Harvard-educated newspaperman with bulldog tenacity, Mr. Schanberg was a nearly ideal foreign correspondent: a risk-taking adventurer who distrusted officials, relied on himself in a war zone and wrote vividly of political and military tyrants and of the suffering and death of their victims with the passion of an eyewitness to history.
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Luke Harding, a foreign correspondent for The Guardian, will release "Collusion: Secret Meetings, Dirty Money, and How Russia Helped Donald Trump Win" this week, and Michael Wolff is working on "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House," an up close look at the current administration based on interviews with Mr. Trump and many members of his senior staff.
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Quebec Road Trip MONTREAL — Nearly a century after my great-grandfather arrived at the Old Port of Montreal as a refugee — and about 28 years after I graduated high school and left Montreal to study abroad and become a foreign correspondent throughout Europe — I have returned home to be a Canada correspondent for The New York Times.
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Read: Australia Through American Eyes Watch: Foreign Correspondent and The New York Times present: Through American Eyes And for those of you who will be marking at least part of the holiday weekend in front a screen, the people at Watching, The Times's guide to television and film, produced their monthly advice on Netflix in Canada.
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In an interview, Jared Grusd, chief executive of The Huffington Post, said that nearly half of his site's monthly audience comes from outside the United States, and he pointed to Ms. Polgreen's experience as a foreign correspondent, and her supervision of digital projects within The Times, as well suited to the Huffington Post's mission moving forward.
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The potential punishments are lower if the crime takes place in another public place, such as the street, as happened to one of her clients, a freelance foreign correspondent and VICE News contributor named Andrea Noel whose case is viewed by many as a classic example of the way women who report assaults are ignored, belittled, criminalized or even attacked.
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Two other recent articles from our international desk also were followed by swift action: one by Hannah Beech, our Southeast Asia bureau chief, on the uproar over a case of a child bride in Malaysia; and one by Norimitsu Onishi, our Johannesburg bureau chief, and Selam Gebrekidan, a foreign correspondent based in London, on the lack of school sanitation in South Africa.
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She's currently deputy editor at the Financial Times but started her career as a foreign correspondent covering conflict in the Middle East and North Africa; her decision to become a journalist was partly rooted in her having grown up during the Lebanese civil war witnessing foreign reporters huddled with machine-gun wielding men at a popular hotel in Beirut's Hamra neighborhood.
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The Daily Listen and subscribe to our new podcast, "Caliphate," from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher The New York Times has introduced a documentary audio series that follows Rukmini Callimachi, a foreign correspondent for The Times and a frequent voice on "The Daily," as she reports on the Islamic State and the fall of the Iraqi city of Mosul.
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Commentary: Here's what Trump needs to do at the G20 As Donald Trump heads off to Buenos Aires for his second G20 summit, it's time for him, and for much of the world that once counted America as a firm and true partner - to turn the corner, writes David Andelman, former foreign correspondent and visiting scholar at the Center on National Security at Fordham Law School.
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I was also touched that the American ambassador to France, Jane Hartley, was willing to host the ceremony at her residence for a small circle of friends and colleagues, French and American, including two other New York Times alumni who have won the award: John Vinocur, a former foreign correspondent and editor of The International Herald Tribune, and Elaine Sciolino, my predecessor as Paris bureau chief.
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Appointed Foreign Secretary, to widespread surprise, in a government reshuffle following Britain's vote to leave the European Union last month, Johnson first made his name in the early 1990s as a foreign correspondent in Brussels writing highly coloured stories about the EU. Since then he has continued to court controversy, for example accusing U.S. President Barack Obama of nurturing an ancestral dislike for the British empire.
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A retired Marine sergeant on what it's like to kill for the first time, a foreign correspondent on his kidnapping by the Taliban, a veteran's parents on the suicide of their son — all of these deeply personal firsthand accounts from America's military conflicts in the Middle East originated on At War, a somewhat rogue operation of a blog that The Times ran from 2009 to 2016.
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A longtime foreign correspondent who spent most of her career in the Middle East and Latin America, she took over Weekend Edition Sunday two years ago, and began trying to, as she puts it, "bring the outside in" — her goal is to put more people on the air who have direct experience with the issues she's covering, whether that's a Midwestern farmer or a recent immigrant from Nigeria.
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During my career as a foreign correspondent, I have generally found it prudent to listen to locals bearing advice and acronyms -- particularly when it comes to navigating issues of Byzantine complexity, such as the tribal structure of North Darfur's nomadic herders or the blood vendettas of MS-13 gangs in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, or even finding my way around the AirTrain at New York's John F. Kennedy Airport.
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Bradlee, who died in 2014, has been portrayed onscreen by Jason Robards ("All the President's Men") and Tom Hanks ("The Post," out later this month), but here his own voice narrates, taking us from his time on a naval destroyer during World War II and as a foreign correspondent for Newsweek to his days at The Post, which under his leadership became one of the most influential newspapers in the country.
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I didn't have a preexisting full-time job offer (H-1B, TN), I had turned down jobs that would have sponsored the H-1B (but still carried the risk of losing the lottery), I didn't want to work at a company's Canadian office for at least a year and then try to eventually transfer (L-103), and I failed to be hired as a foreign correspondent for a national Canadian newspaper (I).
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Lynsey Addario: 'It's time to join the ranks of other countries who have entrusted women to lead' As a foreign correspondent and photojournalist, I work in countries where women do not often have equal rights: a girl does not attend school, a woman can not choose her husband, she needs permission from her male relatives to work outside the home, receives death threats for running for public office, and has only recently obtained the right to vote.
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" NBC News chief foreign correspondent Richard Engel said from Seoul that while Trump could claim authentic successes by defusing war talk and getting a declaration of what Engel called "peace in principle," Kim Jong-un was "the biggest winner": "He got the recognition with the president of the United States on a world stage, and all he had to do was sign a piece of paper reaffirming something that he has already said in the past.
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NBC News chief foreign correspondent Richard Engel reported Friday that Iraqi President Barham Salih is "deeply concerned" over a possible "cycle of violence" in the country following President TrumpDonald John TrumpPence: Intelligence shows Iran directing militias not to attack U.S. targets Mnuchin aims to wait until end of 2020 to disclose Secret Service costs for Trump's travel: report Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment MORE's decision to order an airstrike that killed one of Iran's top military figures, Gen.
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