Sentence examples for diplomatic reporting from inspiring English sources

Wright won the U.N. Correspondents Association Gold Medal for coverage of foreign affairs, the Overseas Press Club Award, and the National Press Club Award for best diplomatic reporting.

Diplomats are "overt intelligence collectors," and the "end-product" of diplomatic reporting and clandestine intelligence-gathering "can be the same," John Negroponte, former director of national intelligence and deputy secretary of state, says on this week's episode of Conversations with Nicholas Kralev.

The inability to complement intelligence with diplomatic reporting led to policymakers cherry-picking raw intelligence that lacked a fuller context.

In Iraq, an overreliance on intelligence and dearth of diplomatic reporting allowed Bush administration officials to make decisions with impunity.

Our shared goals do not change based on the release of purported diplomatic reporting from the past".

Her journalism won her many awards, including one for distinguished diplomatic reporting from Georgetown University's School of Foreign Affairs.

Shen produced a number of works, including commentaries on the Confucian Classics, atlases, diplomatic reports, and a variety of monographs.

In an old diplomatic report, he had found references to the location, and on a previous visit he had gone looking for it.

There were numerous diplomatic reports that his brother Ahmed Wali, who was running half of Kandahar, was involved in the drug trade.

It is there that five of the W.U.'s transatlantic cables end, feeding to this continent a vast mass of diplomatic reports, official messages, newspaper dispatches & photographs.

Overall the WikiLeaks disclosures of diplomatic reports between Americans in Washington and foreign capitals have been more embarrassing than revelatory or harmful to national security, officials and analysts say.