Opinion

Elizabeth Neuffer has reported for The Boston Globe for more than 14 years, including reporting on war crimes in Bosnia and Rwanda. She is also the author of “The Key…

A Bosnian journalist reflects on the value of testifying about the crimes of genocide.

An American journalist wrestles with the request to provide evidence to a war crimes tribunal.

A journalist proposes what might be a workable solution.

‘Watchdog journalism begins with a state of mind: accepting responsibility as a surrogate for the public.’

‘Why, he wanted to know, do human beings fight wars?’

In this era of bottom-line journalism, the authors document how quality in news reporting can triumph.

‘Our democracy is in crisis from the loss of independent voices serving as its watchdog.’

In “Breach of Faith,” the second of two volumes edited by journalists Gene Roberts and Thomas Kunkel, the authors continue their in-depth examination of the consequences of concentrated ownership on…

“They are pictures from the heart, of devastated buildings and of devastated people. They are images of us—the living—trying to mourn our invisible dead.”These words—part of a reflection on the…