Richard Engel is the Chief Foreign Correspondent for NBC News. With a focus on international affairs, he has covered major events and conflicts around the world, providing in-depth reporting and analysis. His work has appeared in various media outlets, including Yahoo News, NBC News, AOL, Inc., and Knowledia.
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Richard Engel's coverage predominantly focuses on evolving stories and breaking news related to world affairs, family & relationships, and government & politics. His articles often cover topics such as hostages, Hamas, Israel, Gaza, and conflict.
Given the emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news in his coverage attributes, Richard would likely be responsive to sources who can provide firsthand accounts or expert analysis related to ongoing events involving hostage situations, conflicts in the Middle East (specifically Israel and Gaza), or geopolitical developments. Sources with direct knowledge of these specific events or regions could be particularly valuable for engaging with Richard.
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By: Richard Engel, Marc Smith
BRAGA, Portugal — The Taliban tried to silence them, at times violently.
By: Richard Engel, Charlotte Gardiner, Aria Bendix
Much of Gaza's water infrastructure has been damaged or destroyed, leaving a lack of clean water — a crisis that's particularly dire for young children.
By: Richard Engel, Charlotte Gardiner
Mohammed Abu al-Qumsan told NBC News of his grief after learning his days-old twins and wife had been killed in an Israeli strike. The IDF did not respond to a request for comment.
By: Victor Sema, Gabe Joselow, Richard Engel
“Our hope is to come back someday and that our house is not destroyed,” Oksana Belova told NBC News.
By: Gabe Joselow, Richard Engel, Victor Sema
POKROVSK, Ukraine — With Russian forces just 5 miles away, civilians in the eastern Ukrainian city of Pokrovsk are expecting a heavy fight to come and scrambling to flee while there's still time.
By: Gabe Joselow, Victor Sema, Richard Engel
With Russian forces just five miles away, civilians in the eastern Ukrainian city of Pokrovsk are expecting a heavy fight to come and scrambling to flee.
By: Richard Engel
Rafah is currently uninhabitable, its buildings crumbled and blackened. Mounds of concrete and bent metal lie where they once stood. The destruction is absolute.
By: Richard Engel, Yalda Hakim
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By: Charlotte Gardiner, Richard Engel
The lives of hundreds of thousands of children have been shattered during Israel's yearlong military offensive in Gaza. NBC News spoke to some of them, as well as doctors and aid officials.
By: Gabe Joselow, Richard Engel
“If I had been valued a little more — not much, just a little — maybe it could have ended differently,” Roni Lifshitz, one of the former observers, told NBC News last month.
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