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A
Tale of Two Allies
New
York Times columnist Tom Friedman, recently returned from a trip
to Turkey and Poland, discusses the different perceptions he came
across in two of America's allies. (12/24/03) |
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Off
the Road Map
With
the internationally backed "road map" to peace apparently stalled,
New York Times columnist Tom Friedman reports on his recent trip
to the region and what people are saying there. (9/25/03) |
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| Rebuilding
Iraq
New
York Times columnist Tom Friedman discusses the state of Iraq after the fall of
Saddam Hussein and efforts by locals and coalition forces to rebuild the country's
infrastructure. (5/22/03) | |
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| The
Middle East and the War in Iraq
Gwen
Ifill speaks with New York Times columnist Tom Friedman about his recent trips
to Egypt, Israel, the West Bank, Jordan, Kuwait and southern Iraq. (4/21/03) |
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| Israel
and Egypt
New
York Times Columnist Tom Friedman discusses his recent trip to the Middle East,
focusing on the divisions he found in Israel and the continuing fallout of the
Sept. 11 attacks in the Muslim and Arab worlds. (1/16/03) |
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| South
Korea
New
York Times Columnist Tom Friedman talks about his trip to South Korea and compares
the anti-Americanism he experienced there to anti-American sentiments in the Arab
countries he has visited. (11/25/02) | |
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| Qatar,
Bahrain, and Germany
Having
just returned from the Persian Gulf and German, Tom Friedman reports
on the first elections in Bahrain and anti-American sentiment in
Europe. (11/5/02) |
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| India
and Sri Lanka
New
York Times Columnist Tom Friedman, fresh from a trip through South Asia, discusses
the state of information technology in India and suicide bombings in Sri Lanka.(8/12/02) |
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| A
Journey to Iran
Having
just returned from a nation accused by President Bush of being part of an "Axis
of Evil", Tom Friedman discusses the political changes taking part within
Iran and America's policy towards the Islamic state. (6/20/02) |
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 A
two-time Pulitzer Prize winner, Tom Friedman began writing for The New York Times
in 1981. In 1995 he became The Times' foreign affairs columnist on the Op-Ed page.
He is the author of two books, The Lexus and the Olive Tree (1999) and From Beirut
to Jerusalem, which won the 1988 National Book Award. | |
