Paris March Draws More Than 1 Million Into the Streets
Date: 11 January 2015
By THE NEW YORK TIMES
New York Times reporters and editors are providing live updates from the scene of Sunday’s unity rally in Paris.
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What We're Watching: Sunday Shows
Date: 10 January 2015
By ELENA SCHNEIDER
Elena SCHNEIDER
The terrorist attacks in France this week will dominate conversation on the Sunday shows.
Is the War Crimes Court Still Relevant?
Date: 11 January 2015
By SOMINI SENGUPTA
Somini SENGUPTA
News Analysis; Fatou Bensouda, chief prosecutor for International Criminal Court, will face numerous challenges in 2015 that may prove to be opportunities to show that court is still relevant; chief among challenges is request by Palestinians to investigate alleged crimes perpetrated by Israel in latest Gaza conflict.
Storm Adds to Misery of Gaza’s Most Vulnerable
Date: 10 January 2015
By MAJD AL WAHEIDI and JODI RUDOREN
Majd WAHEIDI
Thousands of Gaza residents still reeling from ravages of war with Israel must contend with winter storm that continues to pound Middle East; several Gazan children have been killed by the icy cold weather.
New Courts Offer Pakistan’s Generals the Power They Used to Seize
Date: 11 January 2015
By DECLAN WALSH
Declan WALSH
News Analysis; legal experts say Pakistan's new military courts offer generals power they used to seize, raising slew of worries about erosion of fundamental rights.
Old Nazis Never Die
Date: 11 January 2015
By NICHOLAS KULISH
Nicholas KULISH
News Analysis; speculation that Adolf Eichmann's top lieutenant Alois Brunner died relatively recently in Syria, as posited by Simon Wiesenthal Center, points to fact that many former Nazis fled to the Middle East and North Africa; Nazi influence seems to have been particularly strong in Syria and Egypt.
An Uneasy Mix of News and Opinion
Date: 11 January 2015
By MARGARET SULLIVAN
Margaret SULLIVAN
Margaret Sullivan The Public Editor column examines how well The New York Times indicates to readers whether particular piece is news or opinion, particularly in standards governing use of first-person pronoun and inclusion of opinion in columns.
News Guide: Developments Following France Terror Attacks
Date: 11 January 2015
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Debutant Matsuyama Thrives in Spectacular Kapalua Setting
Date: 11 January 2015
By REUTERS
'The Grand Budapest Hotel' Wins Golden Globe for Best Comedy Film
Date: 11 January 2015
By REUTERS