Correspondent

Discover the world's most renowned Correspondents, from trailblazing journalists to captivating personalities. Explore their captivating stories, careers, and contributions to the field of journalism.

Igor Poroshin Igor Poroshin
Russia
Sports journalist
Artem Borovik Artem Borovik
Russia
Well-known journalist, editor-in-chief of the newspaper 'Top Secret'
Anton Gubankov Anton Gubankov
Russia
Head of the Information Service of the St. Petersburg Directorate of "Russia"
Tony Snow Tony Snow
USA
Journalist, White House press secretary
Marina Levinson Marina Levinson
USA
Correspondent
Yaroslav Golovanov Yaroslav Golovanov
Russia
Soviet and Russian journalist, writer and popularizer of science
Joseph Pulitzer Joseph Pulitzer
USA
American journalist
Dmitriy Fedorov Dmitriy Fedorov
Russia
Sports journalist
Bill Keller Bill Keller
USA
Editor-in-chief of the New York Times
Viktor Graevski Viktor Graevski
Poland
The man thanks to whom Nikita Khrushchev's secret speech at the 20th Congress of the CPSU came to the West
Valery Kopman Valery Kopman
Latvia
Special correspondent for Latvia from the magazine
Kirill Kiknadze Kirill Kiknadze
Russia
Sports journalist
Svetlana Shurugina Svetlana Shurugina
Russia
Correspondent
Yulius Fucik Yulius Fucik
Czech
Czech journalist, resistance figure
Mihael Dorfman Mihael Dorfman
Israel
Journalist and leader of the public movement "Russian Panthers"
Alexandr Belenkiy Alexandr Belenkiy
Russia
Sports journalist
Anna Dmitrieva Anna Dmitrieva
Russia
Sports journalist
Kurt Tucholsky Kurt Tucholsky
Germany
German journalist and writer of Jewish origin
Nataliya Zabuzova Nataliya Zabuzova
Russia
TV presenter
Pnina Dedman Pnina Dedman
Israel
Translator, pianist
Giulietto Chiesa Giulietto Chiesa
Italy
Italian journalist
Judith Miller Judith Miller
USA
Former New York Times correspondent
Brian Moore Brian Moore
Great Britain
Commentator
Mark Galesnikov Mark Galesnikov
Israel
Satirist writer, journalist

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