Lennox Samuels is a Newsweek/Daily Beast editor based in Bangkok. He's a former deputy managing editor of the Dallas Morning News, for which he also served as Mexico bureau chief. He has reported from numerous foreign countries and covered conflicts in Iraq and Somalia, among others.
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Iran Blamed in Bangkok Bombings
Israeli and Thai officials finger Iran in three Bangkok blasts, but Tehran rejects the charge.... MORE
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Cambodia’s Delayed Justice
The trial of Khmer Rouge senior cadres on genocide charges has aroused little passion across the... MORE
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Inside Hillary's Burma Visit
For the first time in half a century, a U.S.... MORE
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Panic in Bangkok
With water slowly seeping into the teeming Thai capital, residents are stocking up or evacuating,... MORE
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Will Bangkok's Floods Swamp the Government?
As the waters continue to rise in Thailand, the young administration could be washed away. MORE
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Will Floods Drown Bangkok?
Thais are bracing for flooding that began in outer provinces to overwhelm the capital.... MORE
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First Female PM's Herculean Task
Thailand's New PM Yingluck Shinawatra must prove she’s not a puppet of her brother Thaksin.... MORE
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Thailand’s Shaky Revolution
Can the populist power of Thaksin Shinawatra save Thailand after an historic election?... MORE
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A Japanese Firefighter Talks Surviving the Nuclear Reactors
Ken'ichi Kunisawa and his fellow firefighters braved boiling nuclear reactors for over 13 hours.... MORE
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Radiation in Tokyo's Tap Water
Jolts measuring up to 6.... MORE
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22,000 Dead or Missing in Japan
Troubles persist in Japan: the death toll is rising, workers were evacuated from the No.... MORE
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Boost to Japan's Psyche
Lennox Samuels reports from Tokyo about an amazing rescue of an 80-year-old grandmother and her... MORE
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Nuke Plant Workers Break Silence
The earth shook and the lights went dark. Radiation levels spiked.... MORE
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Glimpses of Hope in Japan
One nuclear plant is now stabilized—and, miraculously, a woman and her grandson were found alive... MORE
