Israeli Hostage Says She Was Sexually Assaulted and Tortured in Gaza
The reporters interviewed Amit Soussana for eight hours and doctors she spoke with immediately after her release. They also reviewed medical records, videos, text messages and photographs. Amit Soussana, an Israeli lawyer, was abducted from her home on Oct. 7, beaten and dragged into Gaza by at least 10 men, some armed. Several days into her captivity, she said, her guard began asking about her se
Top U.S. General Urges Diplomacy in Ukraine While Biden Advisers Resist (Published 2022)
WASHINGTON — A disagreement has emerged at the highest levels of the United States government over whether to press Ukraine to seek a diplomatic end to its war with Russia, with America’s top general urging negotiations while other advisers to President Biden argue that it is too soon. Gen. Mark A. Milley, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, has made the case in internal meetings that the U
Bucha’s Month of Terror (Published 2022)
The following images depict graphic violence. ‘They shot my son. I was next to him. It would be better if it had been me.’ Leer en español As the Russian advance on Kyiv stalled, a campaign of terror and revenge against civilians nearby in Bucha began, survivors and investigators say. BUCHA, Ukraine — A mother killed by a sniper while walking with her family to fetch a thermos of tea. A woman held
Japan’s Strict Building Codes Saved Lives (Published 2011)
A bus stop was crushed by part of a wall that had fallen from a nearby building in the city of Sendai, where a tsunami roared over embankments.Credit...Kyodo News, via Associated Press Hidden inside the skeletons of high-rise towers, extra steel bracing, giant rubber pads and embedded hydraulic shock absorbers make modern Japanese buildings among the sturdiest in the world during a major earthquak
Chinese Civilian Boats Roil Disputed Waters (Published 2010)
BEIJING � The diplomatic discord set off by Japan’s recent detention of a Chinese fishing trawler captain points to what foreign military officials say is a growing source of friction along China’s borders: civilian vessels plying disputed waters � and sometimes acting as proxies for the Chinese Navy. The number of Chinese civilian boats operating in disputed territory and that of the run-ins they
With Kindle, the Best Sellers Don’t Need to Sell (Published 2010)
Maureen Johnson, a writer whose free e-book, “Suite Scarlett,” went as high as No. 3 on Amazon’s Kindle best-seller list.Credit...Chad Batka for The New York Times Here’s a riddle: How do you make your book a best seller on the Kindle? Answer: Give copies away. That’s right. More than half of the “best-selling” e-books on the Kindle, Amazon.com’s e-reader, are available at no charge. Although some
China, in New Role, Presses Sudan on Darfur (Published 2008)
A restaurant in Khartoum, Sudan’s capital, is among the signs of China’s active commercial and diplomatic role in the country.Credit...Lynsey Addario for The New York Times KHARTOUM, Sudan � Amid the international outrage over the bloodshed in Darfur, frustration has increasingly turned toward China, Sudan’s biggest trading partner and international protector, culminating in Steven Spielberg’s dec
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