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...When they apply, part of their proposal is how they would spend the year at Harvard and why their proposal for study has a direct link to what they’re covering as a journalist,” he said. Giles noted that past Fellows have taken classes at Harvard College, Harvard’s Law, Business, and Divinity Schools, and the Kennedy School of Government...
...Jewish leaders from around the world; in Berlin. The memorial, an undulating 19,000-sq-m field of 2,711 concrete slabs, was designed by American architect Peter Eisenman and cost $35 million to build. Although the idea for a memorial was first mooted by German journalist Lea Rosh in 1988, it took 15 years of debate over the design before construction began in 2003. Parliamentary President Wolfgang Thierse said the monument, which is dedicated to the Holocaust's 6 million Jewish victims, is a sign that Germany "faces up to its history...
...evidence of ongoing divisiveness. Assistant Secretary of State Christopher Hill, a former ambassador to Seoul who now leads U.S. efforts to stop Pyongyang's nuclear program, recently met over dinner with the editors of several South Korean online media organizations to try to bridge some of the gaps. One journalist asked why the U.S. didn't just accept that North Korea won't give up its weapons of mass destruction, and recognize the country as a nuclear power. Hill fired back, asking why the assembled journalists didn't write more about North Korean human-rights abuses. "It was a very...
...wrong tack. It's a challenge to get into their mindset, because we love Cannes - love what's different about a French festival, which has become familiar and endearing to us after 32 annual visits. But here is the impression I get, of the innocent, or ugly, American journalist abroad...
...Yazov, but he has long been unwilling to condemn Stalin. He recently described the collapse of the Soviet Union as "the greatest disaster of the 20th century." And earlier this month, Putin once again defended Stalin's infamous annexation of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. Asked by a journalist about Russia's 1941 occupation of the three states, he answered heatedly: "If the Baltic states joined the U.S.S.R. in 1939, we could not have occupied them in 1941, as they were already part of the Soviet Union." Stalin nostalgia, some analysts say, shows that the country's present leaders are fast...