Kontea Journal: Greek and Turkish Cypriots Unite to Restore a Church and a Bond
Kontea Journal: Greek and Turkish Cypriots Unite to Restore a Church and a Bond |
- Kontea Journal: Greek and Turkish Cypriots Unite to Restore a Church and a Bond
- Libyan Military Plane Crashes in Tunisia, 11 Killed-Officials
- Ukraine Announces Accord to End Crisis
- Sinosphere Blog: Obama’s Plan to Meet Dalai Lama Draws Swift Chinese Rebuke
- Parallels Seen in Two Jet Crashes in 2013
- Ukraine’s Forces Escalate Attacks Against Protesters
- Dead Guards on Freighter Are Identified as Former Navy SEAL Members
- Protests Swell in Venezuela as Places to Rally Disappear
- Converts Join With Militants in Kiev Clash
- DealBook: For Facebook, It’s Users First and Profits Later
- Egypt Extends Its Crackdown to Journalists
- Sports of The Times: Adelina Sotnikova’s Upset Victory Is Hard to Figure
- Canada 3, United States 2 (OT): Canadian Women Rally to Beat U.S. in Overtime for Hockey Gold
- Russian Is Surprise Winner in Women’s Figure Skating
- Do Curlers Make Good Housekeepers? Don’t Ask!
- The Lede: Venezuelan Beauty Queen Is Among Protesters Killed
- Russian Punk Group Ends Protest Tour of Sochi
- Video: Times Minute | Women’s Skating Upset
- The Ukraine Divide, Explained
- Lens Blog: Pictures of the Day: Ukraine and Elsewhere
- Man Framed by Detective Will Get $6.4 Million From New York City After Serving 23 Years for Murder
- Facebook Looks to Become Big Fish in Another Big Pond
- Sports: Russian Is Upset Winner of Women’s Figure Skating Gold
- E.U. Imposes Sanctions Despite Russian Criticism
- Guantánamo Detainee Pleads Guilty in 2002 Attack on Tanker Off Yemen
| Kontea Journal: Greek and Turkish Cypriots Unite to Restore a Church and a Bond Posted: 21 Feb 2014 01:10 AM PST The people of Cyprus have started to do what their political leaders have been unable to accomplish: reconcile after the island was partitioned in 1974.       |
| Libyan Military Plane Crashes in Tunisia, 11 Killed-Officials Posted: 21 Feb 2014 12:03 AM PST A Libyan military plane carrying medical patients crashed early on Friday near Tunisia's capital, killing all 11 crew and passengers on board after an engine failure, Tunisian authorities said.       |
| Ukraine Announces Accord to End Crisis Posted: 20 Feb 2014 11:49 PM PST After days of bloodshed in Kiev, European negotiators meeting with President Viktor F. Yanukovych, Russsian representatives and the protesters are to sign an agreement on Friday.       |
| Sinosphere Blog: Obama’s Plan to Meet Dalai Lama Draws Swift Chinese Rebuke Posted: 20 Feb 2014 10:12 PM PST The meeting is likely to anger the Chinese government, which has tried to diminish the influence of the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader and his efforts to promote the autonomy of Tibet.       |
| Parallels Seen in Two Jet Crashes in 2013 Posted: 20 Feb 2014 09:56 PM PST The National Transportation Safety Board heard testimony about the use of a computer system that did not perform as the crew of a United Parcel Service cargo jet had planned.  |
| Ukraine’s Forces Escalate Attacks Against Protesters Posted: 20 Feb 2014 09:36 PM PST New violence in Kiev left the country reeling from the biggest one-day death toll since Ukrainian independence from the Soviet Union.       |
| Dead Guards on Freighter Are Identified as Former Navy SEAL Members Posted: 20 Feb 2014 08:45 PM PST The two men, who had been hired to protect a ship that was attacked by Somali pirates in 2009, were found dead while the ship was docked in the Seychelles.  |
| Protests Swell in Venezuela as Places to Rally Disappear Posted: 20 Feb 2014 07:58 PM PST As Venezuelans take to the streets to condemn perennial problems like crime and shortages, the intensity of the protests is fueled by a sense that the spaces to demonstrate are shrinking.  |
| Converts Join With Militants in Kiev Clash Posted: 20 Feb 2014 07:34 PM PST Groups of young men with far-right political affiliations in Ukraine have provided much of the front-line muscle in increasingly bloody clashes with the police.  |
| DealBook: For Facebook, It’s Users First and Profits Later Posted: 20 Feb 2014 07:10 PM PST The social networking giant's agreement to buy the messaging start-up WhatsApp for up to $19 billion is risky, but follows a trend in valuing the number of users over revenue.  |
| Egypt Extends Its Crackdown to Journalists Posted: 20 Feb 2014 06:45 PM PST The military government has been detaining reporters, as well as other perceived enemies like activists and Islamists.  |
| Sports of The Times: Adelina Sotnikova’s Upset Victory Is Hard to Figure Posted: 20 Feb 2014 06:23 PM PST The scoring and judging that gave Sotnikova the gold medal over Kim Yu-na shows why figure skating is popular among mainstream fans only every four years.  |
| Canada 3, United States 2 (OT): Canadian Women Rally to Beat U.S. in Overtime for Hockey Gold Posted: 20 Feb 2014 06:02 PM PST The United States, trying to end Canada's streak of three consecutive Olympic championships, had a 2-0 lead with four minutes left in regulation but lost in overtime.       |
| Russian Is Surprise Winner in Women’s Figure Skating Posted: 20 Feb 2014 05:46 PM PST Adelina Sotnikova used a boost from the crowd to become the first Russian woman to win gold in singles figure skating, knocking Kim Yu-na off her perch at the top of the sport.       |
| Do Curlers Make Good Housekeepers? Don’t Ask! Posted: 20 Feb 2014 05:34 PM PST Athletes in little-known sports field the same inane questions over and over from people who believe their remarks to be both amusing and original.  |
| The Lede: Venezuelan Beauty Queen Is Among Protesters Killed Posted: 20 Feb 2014 05:34 PM PST Genesis Carmon quickly became the face of the growing student protest movement as news of her death spread.  |
| Russian Punk Group Ends Protest Tour of Sochi Posted: 20 Feb 2014 04:48 PM PST During a three-day stay in Sochi, members of Pussy Riot were detained three times, whipped by a Cossack and hounded by pro-government activists.  |
| Video: Times Minute | Women’s Skating Upset Posted: 20 Feb 2014 03:10 PM PST Adelina Sotnikova wins gold in the women's skating competition. Also on the Minute, quiet nuclear diplomacy and cities cut hours for part-time, public government workers.       |
| Posted: 20 Feb 2014 02:40 PM PST Ukraine is being pulled in different directions: one toward Russia, the other toward Western Europe.  |
| Lens Blog: Pictures of the Day: Ukraine and Elsewhere Posted: 20 Feb 2014 02:03 PM PST Photos from Ukraine, Central African Republic, Afghanistan and Sochi, Russia.  |
| Man Framed by Detective Will Get $6.4 Million From New York City After Serving 23 Years for Murder Posted: 20 Feb 2014 01:37 PM PST The settlement of a claim filed by David Ranta was made by the comptroller's office because of overwhelming evidence, lawyers said.  |
| Facebook Looks to Become Big Fish in Another Big Pond Posted: 20 Feb 2014 12:32 PM PST The acquisition is part of its effort to create a series of applications on a user's mobile device instead of relying on its core social network alone.  |
| Sports: Russian Is Upset Winner of Women’s Figure Skating Gold Posted: 20 Feb 2014 11:16 AM PST Adelina Sotnikova, a 17-year-old Russian, won after a stirring long program.       |
| E.U. Imposes Sanctions Despite Russian Criticism Posted: 20 Feb 2014 11:12 AM PST The punitive steps include travel bans and asset freezes against those deemed responsible for the increasingly deadly political crisis.  |
| Guantánamo Detainee Pleads Guilty in 2002 Attack on Tanker Off Yemen Posted: 20 Feb 2014 11:06 AM PST The plea deal means that Ahmed Muhammed Haza al-Darbi will spend at least three and a half more years on Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, before he is sentenced, and then most likely transferred to Saudi Arabia.  |
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