Paul McGeough is an acclaimed foreign correspondent whose work centers on frontline reporting. His writings delve into the profound shifts in the world following the September 11th attacks, which he witnessed firsthand. McGeough's reports from global hotspots like Iraq and Afghanistan offer sharp insights into complex international events and their human consequences. His distinctive narrative style is marked by a commitment to verisimilitude and a courageous pursuit of the truth from the heart of conflict.
In a headlong narrative--with high-speed car chases, negotiated prisoner exchanges, and an international scandal--acclaimed reporter McGeough uses extensive interviews with Khalid Mishal himself and the key players in Amman, Jerusalem, and Washington to tell the inside story of the rise of Hamas.
This poignant account explores the experiences of an esteemed Australian foreign correspondent, detailing the impact of September 11th across various global conflict zones, including Afghanistan, Israel, and Baghdad. It offers insightful reflections on the international repercussions of these events and delves into the potential future implications of ongoing geopolitical tensions. Through personal narratives and observations, the book provides a compelling meditation on the state of the world in the wake of terrorism and war.