Farnaz Fassihi
Journalist @nytimes United Nations Bureau Chief Iran Mideast Diplomacy | Author | War correspondent Ellis Island Medal of Honor @Columbia & @Harvard alum
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The Troubled Hunt for an Israeli Airman Lost in 1986
Abductions, Deaths and Doubt Over the Role of Iran
FRONT-PAGE HISTORY
The Troubled Hunt for an Israeli Airman Lost in 1986
Abductions, Deaths and Doubt Over the Role of Iran
Iran Will Not Be Bullied, Its President Vows at U.N.
Rejecting Nuclear Limits, He Accuses U.S. of Targeting Civilian Infrastructure
TRUMP TELLS U.N. IRAN FACES A RISK OF ANNIHILATION
SAYS DEAL IS POSSIBLE
AT U.N. ASSEMBLY, AGENDA REFLECTS A WORLD IN CRISIS
Confronting A.I. Dangers and Looking for Next Secretary General
IRAN PEACE DEAL WAS SABOTAGED BY HARD-LINERS
ATTACKS ON SHIPPING Insiders Tell of Leader’s Fury as Faction Took the Upper Hand
Iran Mustered Its Proxies To Maximize Cost of War
Reasserting Influence With Militant Groups and Gaining Level of Coordination
Discord in Iran as Hard-Liners Resist U.S. Talks
Competing Conservative Factions Claim New Ayatollah as Ally
Oman and Iran Appear Closer To Plan for Fees to Use Strait
TRUMP AND IRAN DECLARE A TRUCE; STRAIT TO REOPEN
Nuclear Program’s Fate Is Unresolved — Both Sides Claim Diplomatic Win
US, Iran agree to cease-fire accord
Deal, set to be signed Friday, reopens key strait; major issues unresolved
After Exchange of Fire, Iran and Israel Placing Further Strikes on Hold
Warnings From Both Sides as U.S. Tries to Salvage Talks
In Iran’s New Leadership Structure, the Generals Hold the Power
Iran Opens Key Strait, Trump and Tehran Say, Lifting Hopes for Peace
But U.S. Signals Its Blockade Isn't Over
Israel Agrees to Talks With Lebanon but Vows No Letup on Hezbollah
CEASE-FIRE CALLED AFTER TENSE DAY THREATENING IRAN
Trump Veers From ‘Civilization Will Die’ to Agreeing to Two-Week Pause
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Paperboy tracks bylines on the front pages of major US and UK broadsheets. This page shows every front-page story attributed to Farnaz Fassihi in our archive, based on bylines extracted from front-page images by AI. It covers only front-page stories — not the full output of this journalist. Data begins April 2026.