Steven Lee Myers appears in the following:
Russia's Network of Ghost Journalists
Friday, March 22, 2024
Putin's Open Letter to America
Thursday, September 12, 2013
Russia Grants Snowden Asylum Despite U.S. Demands
Friday, August 02, 2013
Obama Administration "Ensnared" in China Scandal by Wang Lijun
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Steven Lee Myers, diplomatic correspondent in Washington for our partner The New York Times, gives us a new look at the U.S.' role in the scandal surrounding Chinese Communist Party chief Bo Xilai and his role in the death of British businessman Neil Heywood.
After Iraq Withdrawal, US Plans Troop Increase in Persian Gulf
Monday, October 31, 2011
The White House is planning to boost its military presence in the Middle East when the final troops leave Iraq at December's end. The new plan comes in light of the Iraqi government's refusal to allow American forces to remain in the country after the previously agreed-upon deadline, which goes into effect at year's end. The additional combat units would be stationed in Kuwait, and the U.S. views them as a hedge for stability in the event of a collapse in security in Iraq or a move of aggression by Iran.
First Casualties for US Soldiers Since Obama Declares End to Combat Operations in Iraq
Thursday, September 09, 2010
Two U.S. soldiers were killed and nine were wounded by an Iraqi soldier during a firefight on Tuesday afternoon. The U.S. military has characterized the attack as "deliberate." This is the first attack on American soldiers since President Obama declared an end to combat operations in Iraq. For a look at what this event means for the future of the US's mission in Iraq, as well as what it means for the soldiers on the ground, The Takeaway turns to Steven Lee Myers, Baghdad bureau chief for our partner, The New York Times.