International Journalism

In Yugoslavia, the Consequences of Not Reporting the Truth

Journalists’ Failure to Report Honestly Empowers Tyrants
June 15, 1999
Chris Hedges

Immigrants Ignite a Media Maelstrom in Greece

By Linking Foreigners With Crime, Broadcast Media Tried to Grow Their Ratings. But at What Cost?
June 15, 1999
Dimitri Mitropoulos

Chilean Media Work in the Long Shadow of Pinochet

Media Ownership and Government Dictate the Ways This Former Dictator Is Covered
June 15, 1999
Mirko Macari

Reflections of Balkan Journalists

When the Personal Becomes Part of One’s Profession
June 15, 1999
Global Beat

Images and Words From the Balkan Conflict

An elderly ethnic Albanian woman from Kosovo comforts a small girl in a school in Bob, a village some 50 kms. south of Pristina, as another weeps, Tuesday, March 2,…
June 15, 1999
David Brauchli

A Ugandan Journalist Is Taken to Court By his Government

Mounting a Defense to a Charge of ‘Publication of False News’
June 15, 1999
Charles Onyango-Obbo

An Albanian Newspaper Is Reborn

Kosovo Refugee Journalists Refuse to Let Their Reporting Be Silenced
June 15, 1999
Ardian Arifaj

An Albanian Newspaper Is Reborn

Kosovo Refugee Journalists Refuse to Let Their Reporting Be Silenced
June 15, 1999
Ardian Arifaj

International Journalists Use Internet Technology to Breach Borders

A journalist in Zimbabwe, researching a story with ties to Sweden, needed to contact an investigative reporter in that Scandinavian country, though he knew no one there. In Montreal, a…
March 15, 1999
Maud S. Beelman

When Numbers Talk, Journalists Help People Listen

Venezuelan reporter Carlos Subero constructed his own databases to analyze politicians’ performances.Swedish reporter Stefan Lisinski exposed questionable practices involving bankrupt companies by using a massive Swedish database of information on…
March 15, 1999
Brant Houston