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2013

• Syria’s Unspoken Crimes
  Vanity Fair, August 2013

• Angelina Jolie's revelation of her mastectomy is just the latest from a brave and dedicated woman
  The Guardian, 19 May 2013

• Life During Wartime: Remembering the siege of Sarajevo
  Harper's, April 2013

• What a Sad Little Empire Britain Has Become
  The Daily Beast/Newsweek, 22 March 2013

• I Watched Iraq Fall
  The Daily Beast/Newsweek, 17 March 2013

• Syria: When Nonviolent Revolutions Spin Into Bloodshed
  Newsweek, 11 March 2013

• The World’s Most Vulnerable Mayor
  The Daily Beast, 2 March 2013

• How France Got So Lazy
  The Daily Beast/Newsweek, 22 February 2013

• Seven Days in Syria
  Granta, Spring 2013

• Meet the Austrian-American Hip-Hop Producer Turned Emerging-Nations P.R. Guru Who Throws the Best Parties in Davos. Tunisian Rap, Y'All!
  Vanity Fair, 31 January 2013

• Covering the Conflict and Unspoken Crimes in Syria
  WNYC, The Leonard Lopate Show, 2013
  

2012

• After the Arab Spring, Yemen’s Women Are Left Behind
  Newsweek, 10 December 2012

• Mountaintop Town Is a Diverse Haven From Syria’s Horrors
  The New York Times, 21 November 2012

• Janine di Giovanni About Reporting From Syria
  The Lede, The New York Times, 25 October 2012

• Bleary-Eyed Troops Fight a Building at a Time in Syria
  The New York Times, 24 October 2012 [with video]

• Denial Slipping Away as War Rattles Damascus
  The New York Times, 17 October 2012 [with video]

• Syria, Bosnia and war reporting
  ABC RadioNational (Australia) (11 September 2012) [audio]

• Syria: The Battle for Aleppo
  France 24 (10 September 2012) [video]

• Syria crisis: Daraya massacre leaves a ghost town still counting its dead
  The Guardian (7 September 2012)

• The Quiet American
  The New York Times (3 September 2012)

• Josephine Bonaparte
  BBC4 (7 August 2012)

• The Crisis In Syria, On A Human Level
  NPR (26 July 2012)

• Life During Wartime in Syria
  The New York Times (21 July 2012)

• Syrian Elite
  Newsweek/The Daily Beast (11 July 2012) [CNN video]

• Champagne Flows While Syria Burns
  Newsweek (9 July 2012)
  

2011

• In a Land of Silence
  Granta (Autumn 2011)

• Love and War
  The New York Times (10 September 2011)

Memoirs

• Of Love and War
  The Daily Beast (25 October 2011)

• When war hit home
  Salon (1 October 2011)

• In Love and War
  Vogue (August 2011)
  Four Questions for Reporter and Writer Janine di Giovanni
  Vogue (27 July 2011)

• Extract from Ghosts by Daylight
  The Observer (26 June 2011)

• Alcoholics Anonymous killed my marriage
  The Daily Mail (30 June 2011)

• Uncle Sam
  Port Magazine (23 March 2011)
  Janine di Giovanni explains how there’s no place like home – and what it took to realise where it was.

• Why I tried the Hoffman Process of psychoanalysis
  The Guardian (15 March 2011)

• My Life in Media
  The Independent (January 2007)

• Nostalgia: Profile in Courage
  Vogue (December 2006)

• When Bearing Witness Overrides a Reporter's Fear
  Neiman Reports (Summer 2006)

Afghanistan and Pakistan

• Hearts, minds and bullets on the eve of an offensive in Helmand
  The Times (1 February 2010)

• Courage and comradeship keys to survival for British Army in Sangin
  The Times (23 January 2010)

• Afghanistan women outraged at proposed family planning law
  The Guardian (24 July 2009)

• Gateway to Jihad: Pakistan’s Phantom Border
  Vanity Fair (10 June 2008)

The Middle East

• The Quest for Peace
  Vogue Magazine (October 2006)

• The Enemy of Our Enemy, a profile of Ahmed Chalabi
  The New York Times Magazine (February 2000)

• The Last Days of Iraq
  Vanity Fair, (April 2003)

• Arafat's Last Ride
  Vanity Fair (November 2003)

• Reaching for Power: The Shias of Iraq
  National Geographic (June 2004)

Africa

• A civil tongue: South Sudan tries to learn English
  Harper's (March 2012)

• Libya: My Walk Through the Valley of Death
  Newsweek (17 October 2011)

• Dark Days in Sierra Leone
  The Times of London (May 2000)
  Winner of the Amnesty International Award
  for News Reporting, 2001

• Nobody's Children, Mogadishu, Somalia
  The New York Times Magazine (February 2002)

• Small Voices in Zimbabwe
  The Times of London (March 2002)

• Divine Injustice, Abuja, Nigeria
  The Times of London (June 2002)

• And then they shot our car, Ivory Coast
  The Spectator (September 2002)

The Balkans

• Zbogom svemu tome (Goodbye to All That)
  Radio Sarajevo (April 2012)

• Ratko Mladic: The Making of a Monster
  Newsweek (29 May 2011)

• Divided They Stand
  Prospect (September 2010)

• Fifteen years on, Srebrenica victims are laid to rest
  The Times (12 July 2010)

• So many unanswered questions for the Mothers of Srebrenica
  The Times (16 April 2010)

• Christmas in Sarajevo
  Sunday Times (December 1992)

• So This is Peace
  The Sunday Times (May 1993)

• Frontline Dispatches from the war in Kosovo
  (March-June, 1999)
  Winner of the Amnesty International Award
  for News Reporting, 2000

• Prostitution gangs stalk camp women
  The Times of London (May 1999)

• The Ground War That Was
  The New York Times Magazine (June 1999)

• Madness Visible
  Vanity Fair (July, 1999)
  Winner of the National Magazine Award, 2000

• The Living Dead, Srebrenica
  The Times Magazine (July 2005)

• Goodbye to all that
  The Times Magazine (January 2004)

Columns, Op-Ed, Essays, Reviews

• A war journalist on Angelina Jolie’s war film
      The Times (20 February 2012) [subscription only]

• Review: Jolie captures the horrors of war
  GulfNews (19 December 2011)

• Angie Goes to War
  Newsweek (5 December 2011)

• Love and War
  The New York Times (10 September 2011)

• Women at War: Marching to Freedom
  Vogue (September 2011)

• In a Land of Silence
  Granta (Autumn 2011)

• Reporters can be mothers too
  The Independent (29 August 2011)

• Libya’s besieged journalists stir memories of Sarajevo
  The Guardian (24 August 2011)

• And the Show Went On: Cultural Life in Nazi-Occupied Paris by Alan Riding – review
  The Observer (19 June 2011)

• Blueprint for a revolution
  Financial Times (18 March 2011)

• A Le Pen as president?
  The Spectator (19 March 2011)

• The 33: The Ultimate Account of the Chilean Miners' Dramatic Rescue by Jonathan Franklin – review
  The Observer (6 March 2011)

• Lara Logan in Cairo - 'I will never forget
  how scared I was'
  The Telegraph (18 February 2011)

• Egypt: Tweet freedom
  Wired UK (January 2011)

• France's Favorite Philosopher Does Battle
  The Daily Beast (21 January 2011)
  Review of Public Enemies, by Bernard-Henri Levy

• Window on History
  British Journalism Review (December 2010)
  Review of Looking for Trouble, by Virginia Cowles

• When love and culture clash
  Prospect Magazine (15 December 2010)

• Etre correspondant de guerre quand la guerre a changé
  Libération (22 October 2010)

• Finding Nusrat
  Granta (Autumn 2010)

• The Book of the Dead
  Granta (Summer 2010)

• Even Silence Has an End by Ingrid Betancourt
  The Observer (26 September 2010)
  Ingrid Betancourt spent six years as a prisoner of Farc in the Colombian jungle. Her memoir is not for the faint-hearted.

• Janine di Giovanni opens her diary
  The Spectator (17 February 2010)

• La famille recomposée
  The Spectator (19 December 2009)

• The Second Sex, by Simone de Beauvoir, translated by Constance Borde and Sheila Malovany-Chevallier
  The Times (19 December 2009)
  Janine di Giovanni reviews a new translation of the feminist bible which restores essential passages that have been missing for 60 years.

• France's Burka Ban Uncovered
  Harper's Bazaar (September 2009)

• The lure of the frontline
  The Observer (10 May 2009)
  Janine di Giovanni reviews Peter Beaumont's The Secret Life of War: Journeys Through Modern Conflict.

• Local Wars
  The New York Times (24 April 2009)
  Janine di Giovanni reviews The Accidental Guerrilla: Fighting Small Wars in the Midst of a Big One by David Kilcullen.

• Spectres of Sarajevo
  The Guardian (23 July 2008)

• Interventionism's moral imperative
  The Guardian (1 July 2008)

• Nobody's children
  The Guardian (1 May 2008)

• Plus Sarko change, plus c'est la même chose
  The Guardian (22 April 2008)

• Democratic Vistas
  New York Times (20 January 2008)
  Janine di Giovanni reviews Larry Diamond's The Spirit of Democracy: The Struggle to Build Free Societies Throughout the World.

• Srebrenica
  International Herald Tribune (July 2005)

• How my child saved me from ego-driven mania
  The Times of London (March 2005)

• An African Paradise Lost
  Wall Street Journal (June 2004)

• Kidnapping in Iraq
  The Times of London

• War Crimes in the Balkans
  Wall Street Journal

Lives

• From Torture to Triumph
  Harper's Bazaar (February 2010)

• Troubleshooter: General Sir David Richards
  The Times Magazine (8 August 2009)

• Janine di Giovanni on Rachel Corrie
  The Times (14 March 2008)

• The Bhutto Legacy
  Vogue (March 2008)

• 'What's a Girl to Do When a Battle Lands in Her Lap?'
  The New York Times (21 October 2007)

Travel

• The Soul of St. Barts
  Condé Nast Traveler (June 2010)

• Crazy for Lake Como
  Vanity Fair (September 2007)

• Two in the Bush
  The New York Times Magazine (February 2007)

• Secret Tuscany
  The New York Times Magazine (May 2006)

• Up at Tito's Villa
  The New York Times Magazine (May 2005)

Miscellaneous

Chechnya: For her reporting on the fall of Grozny in February, 2000, in which she was one of three Western journalists alone in the country, di Giovanni won Britain's Grenada Television Foreign Correspondent of the Year Award in December 2000.

• Life and Death in East Timor, Dili, East Timor
  The Times of London (September 1999)

• Evil Things Happened Here, Samashki, Chechnya
  The Times of London (February 2000)

• The Fall of Grozny
  The Times of London (February 2000)

• Dead men tell no lies: Justice in Jamaica
  The Times of London (May 2001)

• The Place at the End of the World, Afghanistan
  Vanity Fair (November 2001)

• Fallen Heroes Westbrook, Maine, USA
  The Times of London (June 2004)

• Hope Wanted: Aids in India, Chennai, India
  Vogue USA (December 2004)

Press About Janine

• Mio figlio, l’amore e i fantasmi di guerra
  D, La Repubblica (September 2011)

• First Person
  Psychologies (August 2011)