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The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at Oxford recently released a report by Richard Sambrook, the former Director of Global News for the BBC, which asks ‘Are Foreign correspondents redundant?’ Sambrook’s conclusion is unsurprising — the way international news is being reported is rapidly changing. Read the entire report…
VIDEO: Cables show Aust scared of Afghan war
Amandine Lee takes a look at the new government in Iraq – and what it signifies for Iraq’s future. (mp3)
During a recent surprise pre-Christmas visit to British troops in Afghanistan’s Helmand Province, Prime Minister Cameron pledged to end all British combat operations in the country by 2015 and said it was now possible that troops will begin returning before the end of next year.
CBS News: As the Pentagon plans to begin a troop withdrawal from Afghanistan next July, Katie Couric reports on the current state of the war in Afghanistan and whether or not it can be won.
Under New Management: First, Amandine Lee takes a look at the new government in Iraq – and what it signifies for Iraq’s future. Then, in our second in a media analysis series, Aaron Moser examines coverage of Obama’s trip to Afghanistan. Finally, Kyle Crawford speaks with medical students who are…
Specialist Brad Kenney has been deployed to Iraq twice as a member of the Pennsylvania Army National guard. We spoke with him about his memories of the two tours he spent in Iraq and his hopes as he adjusts back to life in the U.S . Jared Nolan has the…
U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates on a trip to the war zone says he is convinced the war in Afghanistan is on the right track. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.