
I write about Iran, hostages and press freedom. Sometimes I'll tell you about what I'm eating or Persian rugs. After captivity, these are the things that matter to me.
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Dan Balz, The Washington Post’s former chief correspondent, breaks down President Donald Trump’s historically low polling numbers, the issues driving voter turnout and the balance of power if Democrats retake control of Congress.
Everything was going great for Jason Rezaian. He was The Washington Post’s correspondent in Tehran. He had just gotten married. Then, in July 2014, Jason and his wife were arrested and thrown in an Iranian prison.
Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Ressa joins Jason to discuss the biggest threats facing democracy around the world: authoritarian governments, the impunity of technology companies and artificial intelligence's corrosive effect on humanity.
Brett McGurk has held senior national security roles under four presidents and helped shape some of the most consequential American foreign policy in the Middle East, including the Biden administration’s response to the war in Gaza. He also...
Reporter Evan Gershkovich spent 491 days in a Russian prison over baseless espionage charges. In this episode, Jason and Evan explore the commonalities and differences between their experiences of being taken hostage by foreign governments.
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The writers behind this newsletter.
For 25 years I’ve written about relations between the U.S. and Iran. First from Tehran—until I was taken hostage,—and now from Washington D.C. Come for the latest on Iran, hostage and press freedom news. Stay for Persian rugs and where I’m eating.
Director Press Freedom Initiatives, The Washington Post
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