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Journalists and JournalismOctober 28, 2022
Why Does the Democratic Republic of the Congo Keep Arresting Journalists?
What happened to Steve Wembi?
Nicolas Niarchos
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Arts and EntertainmentJune 16, 2022
In Ukraine’s Cultural Capital, “Giselle” Goes to War
Until the Russian invasion is over, art and culture in Ukraine remain on a combat footing.
Nicolas Niarchos
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War and PeaceApril 8, 2022
Life Under Russian Occupation in Bucha
A Ukrainian mother and daughter talk about life under Russian rule in a town where war crimes are alleged to have taken place.
Nicolas Niarchos
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Armed ConflictsMarch 25, 2022
Exclusive: Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence Chief Warns of “Real Hell” for Russians
Brig. Gen. Kyrylo Budanov’s warning that Russia was about to invade his country was widely dismissed—until the war began. So his latest predictions about the course of what is turning out to be a surprisingly long war are probably worth taking more seriously.
Nicolas Niarchos
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WorldMarch 15, 2022
A Russian Strike Kills Foreign Fighters in Ukraine
Two German volunteer fighters said many of their fellow foreign legionnaires had been killed in the bombing and estimated the death toll at over 200.
Nicolas Niarchos
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Armed ConflictsMarch 14, 2022
Russia Strikes Closer to NATO’s Front Door
An early Sunday morning attack 12 miles from the Polish border follows a threat to target weapons shipments.
Nicolas Niarchos
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WorldMarch 11, 2022
At the Przemyśl Station
This station on the Polish border with Ukraine has become ground zero for the refugee crisis.
Nicolas Niarchos and Nikolai von Bismarck
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War and PeaceFebruary 10, 2021
The Suffering Underclass of War-Torn Yemen
“I feel the pain of my homeland as they do,” he said. “There’s no difference between us and them. Our only difference is the color of our skin.”
Nicolas Niarchos
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Middle EastOctober 7, 2016
Yemen Faces Collapse as Civilians Flee Two Warring Factions in a Brutal Civil War
More than 10,000 have been killed, many by US ally Saudi Arabia in its indiscriminate bombing campaign.
Nicolas Niarchos
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LawFebruary 4, 2014
Has the NSA Wiretapping Violated Attorney-Client Privilege?
A document leaked by Edward Snowden, along with interviews with lawyers representing terrorism suspects, reveal a disturbing loophole in this once-sacred legal principle.
Nicolas Niarchos