Award-winning international journalism

When it launched in 2009, GlobalPost became the first American, web-based news organization to provide daily international news coverage by its own correspondents all over the world. Shortly after its debut, The New York Times wrote: “GlobalPost has begun offering a mix of news and features that only a handful of other news organizations can rival.” Today, GlobalPost continues to deliver original reporting on vital international news and public policy issues from its network of experienced journalists. With sections covering a variety of subject areas including: Business and Technology, Health, Environment, Politics, Culture and Lifestyle; GlobalPost provides its readers, which come from more than 200 countries each month, the latest news and in-depth reporting. In just 4 years, GlobalPost has received several of the most important awards in American journalism, including the prestigious Peabody Award; the Overseas Press Club Award for Breaking News, two Edward R. Murrow Awards; 25 Best in Business Journalism Awards from the Society of American Business Editors and Writers (SABEW); and the Pictures of the Year “Global Vision” award for original photography.

2012 - "On Location"

Peabody Award

GlobalPost has been honored as the recipient of a 2011 George Foster Peabody Award for its “On Location” video series. The oldest award for electronic media, the Peabody recognizes “distinguished achievement and meritorious service by broadcasters, cable and Webcasters.” In 2011, GlobalPost published 75 “On Location” videos reported from 34 different countries.

Edward R. Murrow Award

It is the second year in a row that GlobalPost’s groundbreaking video series, “On Location” , has been honored with the prestigious Murrow award, which is given by The Radio Television Digital News Association to honor excellence in electronic journalism.

Series Showcase:

Ixtepec: Ruthless kidnappings on the migrant train

Last year there were 20,000 kidnappings of migrants trying to make their way across Mexico to the United States.

Lebanon: Inside Assad's Dungeons

Two men tell stories of torture sponsored by the Syrian government.

Libya: fighting for Sirte

GlobalPost is on the ground with the transitional government forces as they battle for Sirte, Gaddafi's hometown. It is a disorganized, bloody fight.

2012 - "Online Coverage of Breaking News"

Overseas Press Club

GlobalPost has been honored as the recipient of the Overseas Press Club (OPC) award for Online Coverage of Breaking News for its reporting on the fall of Gaddafi in 2011. The OPC awards honor excellence in international reporting.

Series Showcase:

Gaddafi's Last Stand (Graphic)

A witness and human rights investigators say the official line that Muammar Gaddafi was mortally wounded in battle before his capture is not true.

Video of leader's initial capture

Video is earliest known footage of Gaddafi's capture at the hands of rebel fighters.

Gaddafi dead, eyewitness recounts final moments (VIDEO)

Rebel fighter claims to have witnessed Muammar Gaddafi's final moments.

More From The Series:

2012 - "Business Reporting"

SABEW

GlobalPost has been honored with nine Best in Business Journalism Awards from the Society of American Business Editors and Writers (SABEW). SABEW’s 17th annual Best in Business Journalism competition recognizes top publications and web sites and the best business news reporting during 2011.

Series Showcase:

7 Deadly Stories: The US economic engine sputters

Tough times for the world's largest economy. How bad will it get?

For development, China moves millions

As China faces its biggest relocation project yet, a look at the problems which continue a decade on for the Three Gorges migrants.

Fear and money laundering in Costa Rica

Drug cartels have found Costa Rica to be a prime spot for washing and stashing illicit cash.

More Awards:

2011

Edward R. Murrow Award

SABEW

Webby Award

2010

SABEW

Pictures Of The Year International