Steven Knipp

1/8/2023 News Abroad tags: Vladimir Putin, Russian history by Steven Knipp Steven Knipp is a veteran journalist currently based in Asia who has also reported from Russia. A street market in Rostov-on-Don, Russia, 1992 The year was 1992. Early winter. I’m a young reporter on my first trip—of many to come—to Russia. I am there to report on the 75th anniversary of the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution, which brought Soviet communism to the people of Russia.

In an era of uncertainty, reliable information is essential—and “fake news” even more destructive. Journalist Steven Knipp shares his tips for separating hard facts from dangerous fiction The entire planet has fallen under the curse of COVID-19, bringing with it immense suffering to people and societies around the globe.

Years of oppression by the Islamic Religious Police has not quelled the expressive nature of the women of Iran. Journalist and photographer Steven Knipp recalls a recent visit to this ancient nation and his encounters with its strong-willed, dark-robed female citizens — captured here in words and imagery.