Latest update: 24/03/2011 

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“Libya has exposed Europe’s fault lines”

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INTERNATIONAL PAPERS, Thurs. 24/03/11, According to the Guardian, the Libyan crisis has exposed deep divisions between France and Germany and is putting Europe’s diplomatic unity in peril. Meanwhile, as violence escalates in Israel, two newspapers on what course of action Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should take. Haaretz calls for moderation, where as the Jerusalem Post calls for a strong military response in Gaza. Finally, newspapers across the world mourn Elizabeth Taylor.

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by Anonyme - 24/03/2011 - 13:11

coaliation is now part of the faction fighting kadiffi,i think they want libya oil.stop the both party but u are giving one party the upper hand against the other it going to turn to civial war.will u do the same in ivory coast.

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