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February 14, 2005 Doug Struck • National Public Radio

NPR Interview on ‘After Iraq’s Election: Shiites and Iran’

Two weeks after millions of Iraqis cast their first free vote in over fifty years, the results are now in. Continue reading

August 13, 2004 Doug Struck • The Washington Post

In Iraq: Death in Forgotten War

Gunny and the kid are the latest losses, but in this forgotten corner of the Iraq war, the patrol must make its dusty rounds, threatened by snipers and roadside bombs. Continue reading

August 3, 2004 Doug Struck • The Washington Post

A Soldier, 13 Elders and Some Blanket Solutions

By Doug Struck Washington Post Foreign Service Tuesday, August 3, 2004; Page A10 Thirteen town fathers sat cross-legged on Continue reading

April 13, 2003 Doug Struck • National Public Radio

NPR Interview on ‘North Korea’

Heard on Weekend Edition Sunday There are signals this weekend that North Korea may enter into multilateral negotiations over its Continue reading

November 14, 2002 Doug Struck • The Washington Post

Pressured Pregnancy in Japan

To Get Affordable Day Care, Women Must Carefully Plan Due Date By Akiko Yamamoto and Doug Struck, Washington Post Foreign Continue reading

November 5, 2002 Doug Struck • The Washington Post

Monkeys on Their Backs

For Many Japanese, Primates’ Appeal Wears Off as Crops Are Carried Away By Doug Struck, Washington Post Foreign Service A Continue reading