Janine di Giovanni is a contributing editor of Vanity Fair and the recipient of many awards for her war reporting. She is the author of five books and is currently writing one on the war in Syria for WW Norton.
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The End of Syria
How long until Syria as we know it falls off the map? MORE
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The Limits of Compassion
Amid the outpouring of grief for Boston, a brutal conflict in northern Nigeria has killed hundreds... MORE
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Homophobia Rising
A horrific attack in Paris last week is evidence of a nasty right-wing backlash to gay-marriage... MORE
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The Land of Free Abortions
France now offers government-paid abortions to every woman who needs one. MORE
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The Next Malalas
Two extraordinary young women are working to change the hearts and minds of Pakistan. MORE
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Can Nudity Save Tunisia?
Tunisian teen is in hiding after stripping down for feminism. MORE
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Sad, Sad Little Empire
Already choked by austerity, Britain released its 2013 budget this week to howls of outrage. MORE
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I Watched Iraq Fall
Watched Iraq Fall, and It Was Gut-Wrenching MORE
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Syria’s Cycle of Retribution
When nonviolent revolutions spin into bloodshed. MORE
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The World’s Most Vulnerable Mayor
When NATO troops pull out next year, Afghan women stand to lose the precious few rights they’ve won.... MORE
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How France Got Lazy
An American exec’s tirade against the lethargic work force in Paris is right on. MORE
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The Land of Invisible Women
The Arab Spring gave Yemen’s women a public voice and a visible face.... MORE
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Champagne Flows While Syria Burns
A country at war with itself. Bombs and civilian massacres. Yet, in Damascus, the music plays on. MORE
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Angie Goes to War
A war she didn't fully understand has inspired Angelina Jolie to get behind the camera for a love... MORE
