Life and Death in Aleppo
This frontline report on the Syrian civil war by Tracey Shelton was the winner of the George Polk Award in 2012.
Videos
GlobalPost has a long history of devotion to international news.
An illustrious part of that history is the video reporting we did around the world. While most of those reports were done a decade or more ago, they’re as compelling and as historically relevant today as they were when we produced them.
Many of the videos below are drawn from GlobalPost’s award-winning On Location series which was the winner of the prestigious George Foster Peabody Award.
We’ve chosen an initial group of video reports from a library of almost 900, and we plan to share more here in coming weeks. I hope you’ll enjoy them and that you’ll remember, as you watch, that courageous journalism can only survive with readers’ support.
GlobalPost’s core mission of bringing the world to your doorstep continues through our flagship newsletter which has grown to be the largest in the United States exclusively devoted to world news.
Please support GlobalPost and our mission by subscribing to GlobalPost today.
Philip Balboni, Founder of GlobalPost and CEO/Editorial Director of GlobalPost Media
We’ve chosen an initial group of video reports from a library of almost 900, and we plan to share more here in coming weeks. I hope you’ll enjoy them and that you’ll remember, as you watch, that courageous journalism can only survive with readers’ support.
GlobalPost’s core mission of bringing the world to your doorstep continues through our flagship newsletter which has grown to be the largest in the United States exclusively devoted to world news.
Please support GlobalPost and our mission by subscribing to GlobalPost today.
Philip Balboni, Founder of GlobalPost and CEO/Editorial Director of GlobalPost Media
We’ve chosen an initial group of video reports from a library of almost 900, and we plan to share more here in coming weeks. I hope you’ll enjoy them and that you’ll remember, as you watch, that courageous journalism can only survive with readers’ support.
GlobalPost’s core mission of bringing the world to your doorstep continues through our flagship newsletter which has grown to be the largest in the United States exclusively devoted to world news.
Please support GlobalPost and our mission by subscribing to GlobalPost today.
Philip Balboni, Founder of GlobalPost and CEO/Editorial Director of GlobalPost Media
Video Archive
Myanmar Emerges, Promise and Peril
Myanmar Emerges is a year-long GlobalPost investigation by Patrick Winn into the challenges facing Myanmar’s nascent democracy. The 10-part series, produced in […]
James Foley: Life on the Frontlines
GlobalPost reporter James Foley was kidnapped at gunpoint in northern Syria in November 2012. He was executed by the Islamic State on […]
The Early Days of the Syrian Uprising
In July 2011, Hugh Macleod and Annasofie Flamand spoke to three Syrian activists about the early days of the Syrian uprising. The […]
The List: The Fight to Resettle Iraqi Allies
In August 2011, as the United States was preparing to complete its long drawdown of forces in Iraq, Beth Murphy reported on […]
Looking for a Fix in Russia
In July 2011, Japhet and Yuli Weeks reported from Russia on how the country was dealing with an influx of heroin from […]
The Osama Bin Laden Aftermath
In May 2011, Suzanna Koster reported from Abbottabad, Pakistan, on what the events surrounding Osama Bin Laden’s death meant for Pakistan. She […]
Crackdown in Belarus
In April 2011, Matthew Charles reported from Minsk, Belarus, on the high price of speaking out in Europe’s “last dictatorship.”
Hired Guns, Liberia
In April 2011, Arwen Kidd reported from Monrovia, Liberia, on Liberians who were being recruited to join the war in neighboring Cote […]
Birth of a Nation, South Sudan
In January 2011, Tim Freccia and Andrew Meldrim reported from Sudan as the country prepared for a referendum that would result in […]
Desperate Nation, Myanmar
In November 2010, John Baynard reported from Yangon, Myanmar, on the economic struggles of the Southeast Asian nation.
Waiting for Dust to Settle
In November 2009, Finbarr O’Reilly reported from Kandahar province in southern Afghanistan. He was embedded with U.S. and Afghan forces as they […]
Surviving Boko Haram
In early 2014, Boko Haram began attacking scores of towns across northeastern Nigeria, transforming itself from an Islamist terror group to a […]
Mubarak’s Gone
In February, 2011, Jon Jensen reported from Cairo, Egypt, in the wake of the resignation of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, after 18 […]
Mercenary Town, South Africa
In April 2011, Jeffrey Barbee reported from Pomfret, South Africa, a haven and recruiting ground for mercenaries.
The Compound Where Osama Bin Laden was Killed
May 2011 footage from the house in Abottabad, Pakistan, where Osama bin Laden was killed by U.S. forces earlier that same month.
Congo Struggles to Move from Conflict to Peace
In January 2009, Finbarr O’Reilly reported on the latest upsurge in violence in the ongoing war in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
On the Frontlines of Mexico’s Drug War
In December 2009, Ioan Grillo and John Dickie filed this report from the frontlines of Mexico’s drug war in Sinaloa state deep […]