
Roger Cohen
Chief Paris Correspondent at The New York Times
Chief correspondent Paris and former Op-Ed columnist The New York Times. New book, “An Affirming Flame: Meditations on Life and Politics,” Feb 2023 from Knopf.
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4 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Roger Cohen
Ochenta años después de la derrota de los nazis, los ecos de tiranías pasadas sacuden un continente que intenta encontrar su equilibrio ante la hostilidad del presidente Trump. Resulta inquietante recordar la conmovedora ceremonia en las playas de Normandía que marcó el 80 aniversario del Día D hace 11 meses, una celebración de la férrea alianza entre Estados Unidos y Europa, y su determinación compartida de superar "la prueba de los siglos" y defender Ucrania.
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4 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Roger Cohen
On the 80th anniversary of Nazi Germany's defeat, echoes of tyrannies past shake a continent that is trying to find its footing in the face of President Trump's hostility. It is disquieting to recall the moving ceremony on the beaches of Normandy that marked the 80th anniversary of D-Day 11 months ago, a celebration of the ironclad alliance between the United States and Europe, and their shared resolve to meet "the test of ages" and defend Ukraine. That phrase from former President Joseph R.
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1 month ago |
miamiherald.com | Catherine Porter |Roger Cohen
EDITORS NOTE: EDS: SUBS to expand and revise throughout.); (With: EDUC-VIEWPOINT-DIVERSITY PARIS -- As the Trump administration slashes support to research institutions and threatens to freeze federal funding to universities such as Harvard and Columbia, European leaders are offering financial help to U.S.-based researchers and hoping to benefit from what they are calling a "gigantic miscalculation." "Nobody could imagine a few years ago that one of the great democracies of the world would...
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1 month ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Catherine Porter |Roger Cohen
Share As the U.S. government slashes support to research institutions and threatens universities like Harvard and Columbia with the freezing of federal funds, European leaders hope to benefit from what they are calling an American “error” and a “gigantic miscalculation.”“Nobody could imagine a few years ago that one of the great democracies of the world would eliminate research programs on the pretext that the word ‘diversity’ appeared in its program,” President Emmanuel Macron of France said...
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1 month ago |
nytimes.com | Catherine Porter |Roger Cohen
The continent's leaders are hoping to benefit as the Trump administration cuts support for research and threatens universities such as Harvard and Columbia with the freezing of federal funds.
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