Posted in Sudan
Tagged diaspora, Francis Buk, Jeb Sharp, referendum, South Sudan, Sudan
My piece today on what Holbrooke did and didn’t accomplish as Special Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan:
And here’s a piece from a 2008 series on “How Wars End” about Holbrooke and the Dayton Peace Accords for Bosnia.
And reminiscences from the press corps:
David Rohde Interview on PRI’s The World
Hendrik Hertzberg The Envoy
George Packer In the Company of Holbrooke
John Burns Thirsting for a Role in History
Roger Cohen The Unquiet American
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Afghanistan, Caroline Wadhams, Jeb Sharp, Pakistan, Peter Bergen, PRI's The World, Richard Holbrooke, Vali Nasr
How We Got Here #55 is a conversation with journalist and radio producer Daniel Estrin about the backstories to some features he filed for PRI’s The World from Germany in 2010. Enjoy.
Posted in History, How We Got Here
Tagged Barbara Tunnels, Berlin, Daniel Estrin, Germany, Holocaust, How We Got Here, Jeb Sharp, Ravensbruck, Sachsenhausen
Yesterday’s story about the proposed Keystone XL pipeline which would run from Alberta, Canada down to Texas.
Links about the Keystone XL:
Susan Casey-Lefkowitz’s NRDC blog
And here’s last year’s story about the construction of the Alberta Clipper pipeline
How We Got Here #54 is a conversation with New York Times reporter David Rohde and his wife Kristen Mulvihill about their new book A Rope and a Prayer: A Kidnapping from Two Sides.
Posted in Afghanistan, Books, How We Got Here, Pakistan
Tagged A Rope and a Prayer, BBC, David Rohde, history podcast, How We Got Here, Jeb Sharp, Kristen Mulvihill, PRI's The World, WGBH
