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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Evan Gershkovich, WSJ reporter jailed by Putin: ‘They didn’t break me as a human being’ (opens the original)
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Evan Gershkovich does not conceal the fact that he would rather be on the other side of the table. “Your job as an interviewer is much more fun than mine,” admits the journalist who has had to get used to being the center of the story. His ordeal began on March 29, 2023. The then–Moscow correspondent for The Wall Street Journal was detained that day on charges of espionage. He spent 16 months in prison before being freed in the largest prisoner swap between Russia and the West since the Cold War
Netanyahu challenges half-empty UN General Assembly: Accusing Israel of genocide is the ‘biggest lie of the century’ (opens the original)
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Two images clearly showed the growing international isolation and criticism facing Benjamin Netanyahu’s government. Inside the UN headquarters, the conservative Israeli prime minister was met Thursday with jeers and the departure of many delegations before he began his address. The half-empty General Assembly was a powerful metaphor. “If there are any other moral cowards who haven’t left this hall, please do so now,” he said defiantly, while members of his delegation shouted: “Am Israel Jai” (“T
Prosper and Martine Assouline, editors: ‘Our next book will weigh 176 pounds, cost €20,000 and sell out in two minutes’ (opens the original)
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It all began with love at first sight. Prosper Assouline, who comes from a family of Moroccan-Jewish entrepreneurs, and his wife Martine, whose lineage traces back to the court of Louis XIV, fell in love with La Colombe d’Or, a small hotel in the south of France. Back in the early 1990s, they decided to enter a field that they knew absolutely nothing about. The couple ventured into publishing, in order to create an object that would reflect their passion for that corner of the world. The hotel,
The story behind the photo of the Twin Towers taken 16 minutes before the first impact (opens the original)
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David Monderer was in the right place at the right time, but he was too late to tell the story. The meeting with EL PAÍS took place last Monday at a New York café. The first thing he did was hand over a typewritten page: “Here is my story. I preferred to write it because I’m terrible at telling things,” he explained. In that one-and-a-half page was the account of an aspiring photographer who managed to capture a historic moment but failed to profit from it. After years of obscurity, a coincidenc
New York: from post‑9/11 suspicion of Islam to its first Muslim mayor (opens the original)
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In addition to the 2,977 dead, the fear that swept across the United States and the wars that spread through the Middle East, the September 11, 2001 attacks had another side effect in New York, the city hardest hit by the jihadist assault: a growing distrust, and at times outright racism, toward the Muslim community. A quarter of a century later, the situation has changed substantially and presents a mixed picture. On one hand this community, growing in demographic weight, has gained power and i
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