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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Inside America’s most difficult hostage negotiations
Roger Carstens spent nearly five years leading hostage negotiations for the United States. He joins Jason to discuss the role humor, humility and empathy play in negotiations and why authoritarian governments increasingly use detained journ...
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CNN chief international correspondent Clarissa Ward has spent more than two decades reporting from war zones. She joins Jason Rezaian to explain why firsthand reporting matters—and what the public loses when journalists cannot reach the peo...
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Introducing the "Freedom Desk" video podcast, a new project from Jason Rezaian, Director of Press Freedom Initiatives at The Washington Post.
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The supreme leader's funeral created a rare opportunity to report from Iran, but was it worth accepting the limits imposed on visiting journalists?
Over the past several days authorities in Iran, for the first time in many months, invited...
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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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