NBC's Richard Engel back to Syria after kidnapping
NBC News chief foreign correspondent Richard Engel is back quickly and safely from his first trip to Syria since he and his team were kidnapped and held captive there last December. Full story
NBC News chief foreign correspondent Richard Engel is back quickly and safely from his first trip to Syria since he and his team were kidnapped and held captive there last December. Full story
In an exclusive interview with NBC’s Richard Engel, the rebel military leader, the White House is counting on to defeat both the Assad regime and prevail over more radical rebel groups says the evidence is clear that Assad’s forces used chemical weapons. Engel joins to discuss.
NBC News Chief Foreign Correspondent Richard Engel talks about the Boston bombing suspects’ international ties. He also explains what residents cheering authorities after the second suspect was captured showed the world.
Richard Engel, NBC News chief foreign correspondent, talks with Rachel Maddow about the likely interrogation of Marathon bombing suspects Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, and how the public celebration of the law enforcement victory in this case undermines what would have been a bragging point for recruiters of t
As officers are engaged in a manhunt in Boston, Mass., for one of the suspects in the Boston Marathon bombings, Richard Engel reports on what counterterrorism experts are doing behind the scenes to get an idea of “who these people might be” and who, if anyone, they could be working for.
NBC’s Richard Engel reports that officials are examining possible links between the Boston bombers and the Islamic Jihad Union of central Asia.
NBC's Richard Engel reports the latest from Soeul, South Korea. and tries to explain all the saber rattling from the North.
NBC's producer Ghazi Balkiz, chief foreign correspondent Richard Engel and cameraman John Kooistra on December 17, 2012 after being held captive in Syria.
Richard Engel, Chief Foreign Correspondent for NBC News is pictured in this undated handout photo obtained by Reuters December 18, 2012. Engel and his crew - producer Ghazi Balkiz and camera man John Kooistra - were freed December 18, 2012 after being held by kidnappers for five days in Syria. REUT