Award name: 02 The Bob Considine Award

Best Daily Newspaper Or Wire Service Interpretation Of Foreign Affairs AWARD DATE: 1992 AWARD NAME: The Bob Considine Award 1992 AWARD RECIPIENT: Marc Fisher AWARD RECIPIENT AFFILIATION: The Washington Post AWARD HONORED WORK: “Transition of a Unified Germany” Fisher provides some fascinating insights into the historic transition of Germany from a divided to an undivided nation.…

Best daily newspaper or wire service interpretation of foreign affairs AWARD DATE: 1991 AWARD NAME: The Hal Boyle Award 1991 AWARD RECIPIENT: Peter Gumbel AWARD RECIPIENT AFFILIATION: The Wall Street Journal AWARD HONORED WORK: “The Vodka Putsch” Williams admirably handled the journalistic challenge of sorting out the tragic ethnic warfare gripping Yugoslavia, once the most…

Best daily newspaper or wire service interpretation of foreign affairs AWARD DATE: 1990 AWARD NAME: The Hallie And Whit Burnett Award 1990 AWARD RECIPIENT: Louis Lief, Brian Duffy, and team AWARD RECIPIENT AFFILIATION: U.S. News & World Report AWARD HONORED WORK: “The World’s Most Dangerous Man.” Following the wayward path of perestroika, Michael Dobbs took…

Best daily newspaper or wire service interpretation of foreign affairs AWARD YEAR: 1989 AWARD NAME: The Bob Considine Award 1989 RECIPIENT: Jackson Diehl AFFILIATION: The Washington Post HONORED WORK: “Dismantling Communism” With stunning speed, the political shape of Europe changed during 1989, and correspondent Diehl’s 3 1/2-year assignment on the Continent enabled him to stay,…

Best daily newspaper or wire service interpretation of foreign affairs AWARD YEAR: 1988 AWARD NAME: The Bob Considine Award 1988 RECIPIENT: Barry Newman AFFILIATION: The Wall Street Journal HONORED WORK: Coverage of the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe Newman’s stories—on topics ranging from train rides to courtrooms and from computers to nightlife—are superb in both…