Roy Gutman

Roy Gutman is a journalist who reports on international affairs from Washington and abroad. He was awarded a Pulitzer Prize in 1993 for his stories on ethnic cleansing in Bosnia-Herzegovina.

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Concrete huts, sheltering those displaced by the Assad regime, dot the hillsides in Idlib province near Sarmada, Syria.
Concrete huts, sheltering those displaced by the Assad regime, dot the hillsides in Idlib province near Sarmada, Syria.

‘We Came Here to Work’

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‘Are You Silent Because There Are Muslims in Our Country?’

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America Is Silent as Aleppo Is Massacred

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Syria Cease-Fire Brings Turkey Closer to War

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How the U.N. Let Assad Edit the Truth of Syria’s War

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Exclusive: The U.N. Knew for Months That Madaya Was Starving

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Ghosts of Afghanistan

The South Asia Channel
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