Joseph Hincks

Middle East Correspondent for TIME

Recent Articles

Korea Expert Victor Cha on the Propsect of Peace for the Peninsula

The man dropped as Trump's pick for South Korean ambassador, over reportedly divergent strategies, talks to TIME

By Joseph Hincks / Seoul

Trump Will Enter North Korea Summit With Weakened Hand

Trump's volatility gave Kim Jong Un the advantage, analysts say

By Joseph Hincks / Seoul

How Seoul Reacted to Trump Quitting North Korea Talks

The move appeared to blindside South Korea and other U.S. allies

By Joseph Hincks / Seoul

Inter-Korean Talks Expected to Resume

Pyongyang pulled out of high-level talks with Seoul on May 16, angered by the military exercises

By Joseph Hincks / Seoul

What to Know About the Wave of Suicide Bombings in Indonesia

A child as young as nine reportedly took part in the suicide mission

By Joseph Hincks

Netflix Series About Philippines' Drug War Faces Criticism

Thousands of suspected drug dealers and users have been killed since President Rodrigo Duterte took office

By Joseph Hincks / Manila

Impossible Foods Are on a Meat-Free Mission to Transform the Way We Eat

The meat-free burger has made its first international foray in Hong Kong. Its CEO talks about how plant-based diets will save the planet

By Joseph Hincks / Hong Kong

Werner Herzog Reflects on 50 Years of Filmmaking

The famed German auteur has directed more than 70 films, operas, and TV shows

By Joseph Hincks / Hong Kong

The World May Be Headed for a Food Crisis. Here's How to Avert It

A few easy ways to be healthier and help avert a global food crisis at the same time

By Joseph Hincks / Hong Kong

Life in the Most Polluted Capital in the World

It’s 11 below (-24C) outside but the stove is burning and baby Almasbek Toltalkhan is warm in his family’s yurt. His mother, Nursaule, scoops him from a crib engraved with pictures of coconut palms and...

By Joseph Hincks

What to Know About Russia's Presidential Election

Including who is challenging Putin and what is at stake

By Joseph Hincks

A Bag Containing 54 Severed Human Hands Washed Up in Siberia

Police are investigating who the hands belonged to and why they were chopped off

By Joseph Hincks

Read the Statement Confirming Trump Will Meet Kim Jong-un

The statement says the North Korean leader is "committed to denuclearization"

By Joseph Hincks

Theresa May Discusses Human Rights With Saudi Crown Prince

She urged Saudi Arabia to allow unfettered access for humanitarian aid to Yemen

By Joseph Hincks

Trump Administration Backtracks, Lifts Elephant Trophy Ban

Plans to lift the ban were initially postponed after public outcry

By Joseph Hincks

Wreck of World War II Aircraft Carrier Found After 76 Years

More than 200 sailors died when the USS Lexington sank on May 8, 1942

By Joseph Hincks

Women's Rights March in Turkey Ends With Tear Gas, Arrests

About 15 women were detained, local reports say

By Joseph Hincks

A Few Things to Know About the Alpine Edelweiss Flower

The romantic bloom is a mainstay of Alpine folklore

By Joseph Hincks

Jailed School Shooter Praises Parkland Activist-Survivors

He called the principal who subdued him “a hero who I owe my life to"

By Joseph Hincks

Syria Bombing Continues Despite Ceasefire Vote

A week-long campaign of bombing and shelling killed hundreds in Eastern Ghouta

By Joseph Hincks
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