Featured Articles
Selected Articles
- • "A Year of Conflict in the Middle East, From a War Reporter’s Perspective" — Vanity Fair, 2024
- • "Surviving the Israel-Hamas War: A Young Palestinian Rock Musician's Ordeal" — Vanity Fair, 2024
- • "Inside the Efforts to Try Russians for Ukraine War Crimes—In Argentina" — Vanity Fair, 2024
- • "Why the War Crimes Charges Against Vladimir Putin Are So Significant" — Vanity Fair, 2023
- • "Vladimir Putin's Inhumane Blueprint to Terrorize Civilians in Chechnya, Syria—And Now Ukraine" — Vanity Fair, 2023
- • "Holding Russia to Account for War Crimes" — Vanity Fair, 2022
- • "The Vanishing" — Harper's Magazine, 2021
- • "A Place at the End of the World" — Vanity Fair, 2001
- • "Madness Visible" — Vanity Fair, 199
- • "On Moral Injury" — Harper's Magazine, 2020
- • "Notes on a Crisis: A battle to restore my vision" — Harper's Magazine, 2019
- • "The Vanishing" — Harper's Magazine, 2018
- • "When Justice Is Out of Reach" — The Atlantic, 2021
- • "Sierra Leone, 2000: A Case History in Successful Interventionism" — New York Review of Books, 2019
- • "There's a Right Way to End Syria's War" — Foreign Affairs, 2018
- • "After Zero Hour" — Granta, 2015
- • "Seven Days in Syria" — Granta, 2013
- • "The Book of the Dead" — Granta, 2016
- • "Finding Nusrat" — Granta, 2010
- • "In a Land of Silence" — Granta, 2011
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Like the work of the Belarussian Nobel laureate Svetlana Alexievich, Ms. di Giovanni's [work] gives voice to ordinary people living through a dark time in history; … it chronicles the intimate fallout that war has on women, children and families.
— Michiko Kakutani, The New York Times
Columns & Opinion
The National
Contributing editor and columnist on Middle Eastern affairs and regional politics. Twice-monthly column covering international affairs and human rights.
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