Anna Fifield

Anna Fifield is the editor of the Dominion Post based in Wellington, Newzealand. Previously, she was a correspondent in Beirut, Tehran, North Korea, and Seoul.  Between 2009 and 2013, she engaged as a US political correspondent in Washington DC.

Fifield mainly focused on the news of Japan, North Korea, and Seoul.

Name Anna Fifield
Birthday March 14, 1976
Age 45 Years
Gender Female
Nationality New Zealand
Profession Editor
Net Worth $1million-$5million
Married/Single Married
Children Son namely Jude
Education Harvard University, University of Canterbury
Instagram @annafifield
Twitter @annafifield

What is Anna Fifield’s Age?

Anna Fifield is 45 years old.

She was born on 14 March 1976.

Is Anna Married?

The answer to this question is yes.

But she has not shared any info regarding her husband publicly. She and her beau share a son named Jude, who seems to be close to Christine.

Fifield’s Education And Book: The Great Successor 

Anna Fifield has a degree in Bachelor’s in Arts from Victoria University of Wellington (1994-1996), where she majored in English and Literature. Later, she attended the University of Canterbury (1997), where she enrolled in Journalism and completed her postgraduate diploma.

She was a Nieman Journalism fellow at Harvard University during the 2013-2014 academic year.

Her book, The Great Successor: The Perfectly Divine Density of the Brilliant Comrade Kim Jong Un, was published in June 2019. This book is translated into 24 different languages.

10 Facts About Anna Fifield 

  1. Anna Fifield worked for 13 years as a foreign correspondent since the age of 25.
  2. In 2016, Anna was the first person to go live on Facebook in North Korea.
  3. She was allotted, the Shorenstein Journalism Award for her outstanding work in Asia.
  4. Anna has worked in more than 20 co, including Syria, Iraq, Iran, North Korea, etc.
  5. Her book The Great Successor was translated into 24 different languages.
  6. Fifield got the only chance to interview Kim Jong Un’s aunt, who was residing in the US since 1998.
  7. She highlighted the story of a deceased student of the University of Virginia who was released from imprisonment by the Department of the States in North Korea.
  8. She has visited North Korea numerous times.
  9. During her time as Nieman Journalism, she studied how the changes occur in closed societies.
  10. The Washing Post covered by Anna was published in both Korean and English.
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