Cora Engelbrecht

New York

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reporter in London | formerly @nytimes international | @nytvideo | [email protected]

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Articles

China’s War on Dissidents Comes to the United Kingdom

1 month ago | theatlantic.com | Cora Engelbrecht

Finn Lau thought he had escaped China’s reach when he got to London. He’d come from Hong Kong, where Chinese authorities were rapidly consolidating control. An extensive protest movement had sprung up in response, which Lau was helping to lead. But he fled after local officials arrested him at a pro-democracy demonstration in 2020. Months later, while he was walking down a quiet street in London, three masked men jumped him and beat him unconscious.
Reporter in esilio

Nov 14, 2024 | internazionale.it | Cora Engelbrecht

Alla fine del 2022 una reporter afgana ha avuto una soffiata: alcuni taliban avevano stuprato una donna e le sue quattro figlie nella valle del Panjshir, a nordest di Kabul.
Inside the Virginia Newsroom Trying to Save Afghanistan From Tyranny

Aug 18, 2024 | msn.com | Cora Engelbrecht

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Aug 18, 2024 | msn.com | Cora Engelbrecht

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Inside the Virginia Newsroom Trying to Save Afghanistan From Tyranny

Aug 18, 2024 | theatlantic.com | Cora Engelbrecht

Listen1.0x0:0016:02Produced by ElevenLabs and News Over Audio (NOA) using AI narration. In late 2022, a reporter in Afghanistan received a tip that members of the Taliban had raped a mother and her four young daughters in the Panjshir Valley, just northeast of Kabul. The journalist goes by an assumed name—Sahar Aram—for fear of retribution from the Taliban, which has ruthlessly cracked down on Afghanistan’s free press.
The New York Times -artikkeli | Ukrainasta pakkosiirretyt lapset kertovat, miten Venäjä yritti muuttaa heitä omiksi kansalaisikseen

Feb 23, 2024 | ksml.fi | Carlotta Gall |Oleksandr Chubko |Cora Engelbrecht

Oleksandr Radchuck odotti rauhallisesti teltassa, kun venäläiset kuulustelivat hänen äitiään. Elettiin kevättä 2022, ja Ukrainaan helmikuun lopulla hyökänneen Venäjän joukot moukaroivat voimalla satamakaupunki Mariupolia. 11-vuotiaan ukrainalaispojan toinen silmä oli haavoittunut pommituksessa. Oleksandrin äiti Snizhana Kozlova viipyi kuulustelussa puolitoista tuntia. Kun venäläiset vartijat toivat äidin takaisin, hän halasi poikaansa sanomatta sanaakaan.
Some of Ukraine’s stolen children speak out

Dec 29, 2023 | seattletimes.com | Carlotta Gall |Oleksandr Chubko |Cora Engelbrecht

Wounded in the eye from an explosion, Oleksandr Radchuk, an 11-year-old Ukrainian boy from the destroyed city of Mariupol, waited calmly in a tent while Russian soldiers interrogated his mother. The two had been taken prisoner after their port city came under prolonged attack by Russian forces in spring 2022. His mother, Snizhana Kozlova, was gone for 90 minutes. When the Russian guards brought her back, she hugged him wordlessly. Then social services officials arrived and took charge of him.
Los niños robados de Ucrania

Dec 29, 2023 | es-us.noticias.yahoo.com | Carlotta Gall |Oleksandr Chubko |Cora Engelbrecht

Herido en un ojo por una explosión, Oleksandr Radchuk, un niño ucraniano de 11 años de la destruida ciudad de Mariúpol, esperaba en una tienda mientras los soldados rusos interrogaban a su madre. Los habían tomado prisioneros después de que su ciudad portuaria sufriera un prolongado ataque de las fuerzas rusas en la primavera de 2022. Su madre, Snizhana Kozlova, estuvo fuera 90 minutos. Cuando los guardias rusos la trajeron de vuelta, lo abrazó sin decir palabra.
Ukraine’s Stolen Children

Dec 27, 2023 | rsn.org | Carlotta Gall |Oleksandr Chubko |Cora Engelbrecht

From the start of the invasion, the Russian authorities purposefully removed children from Ukraine, aiming to turn them against their homeland. Wounded in the eye from an explosion, Oleksandr Radchuk, an 11-year-old Ukrainian boy from the destroyed city of Mariupol, waited calmly in a tent while Russian soldiers interrogated his mother. The two had been taken prisoner after their port city came under prolonged attack by Russian forces in the spring of 2022.
Why Is the U.S. Telling Serbia to Move Troops From the Kosovo Border?

Sep 30, 2023 | nytimes.com | Emma Bubola |Katie Rogers |Cora Engelbrecht

As the White House called on Friday for Serbia to roll back its troops amassed on the Kosovo border, United States officials described that military presence as "destabilizing" and a worrying sign of potential escalation in the tensions between Serbia and Kosovo.