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INTERNATIONAL PAPERS, Fri. 06/04/12: According to Le Figaro, ECOWAS is the only organisation that could legitimately intervene in Mali to ensure stability now that the country is cut in two. But the French daily points out that the "white helmets" aren’t experienced or ready. Meanwhile, an egg shortage in Eastern Europe drives prices up jjust ahead of Easter.

IN THE PAPERS
By Florence VILLEMINOT

 

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INTERNATIONAL HERALD TRIBUNE: “An Arab war-crimes court for Syria”
Rioting in Britain: "It's just the beginning"
11/11/2010 - International press review

Rioting in Britain: "It's just the beginning"

International papers, Friday 11.11.2010: The violence that saw the Conservative Party headquarters in London ransacked makes the front page of all British dailies this morning. Elsewhere, we look at security measures in Seoul as the G20 summit kicks off. Also: Obama's honorary Korean name, a feature on the British Embassy's chef in Paris and a solution for toilet emergencies at music festivals!
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"Air Sarko One" takes to the skies
11/11/2010 - French press review

"Air Sarko One" takes to the skies

French papers, 11.11.2010: Speculation on who'll be the next Prime Minister continues with Le Figaro saying it's more than likely going to be François Fillon again unless a surprise "third candidate" is chosen. Libération leads on François Fillon's "reminder" to his ministers that they must respect the laws regarding wire tapping. We also take a look at Sarkozy's new plane, "Air Sarko One".
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Spot the difference: George W. Bush and Justin Bieber
10/11/2010 - International press review

Spot the difference: George W. Bush and Justin Bieber

INTERNATIONAL PAPERS: We look at a comparison between George W. Bush's memoirs and those of 16-year-old pop sensation Justin Bieber. It's tougher to tell the difference between the two books than you'd think! Also a feminist battle makes the headlines in Germany. We also take a look at the winner of a British portrait photography competition.
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François Fillon likely to stay on as Prime Minister for next 2 years
10/11/2010 - French press review

François Fillon likely to stay on as Prime Minister for next 2 years

FRENCH PRESS REVIEW: The satirical weekly Le Canard Enchaîné says the upcoming Government reshuffle in France is unlikely to see a change of Prime Minister. The current Environment Minister, Jean-Louis Borloo had been tipped as the favourite for the top job but the paper claims Sarkozy has now decided to stick with François Fillon. This and other front pages in review of the French papers.
Indian press gushes over Obama
09/11/2010 - International press review

Indian press gushes over Obama

International papers: The Times of India has wall-to-wall coverage of Obama's visit this morning, announcing on its front page the US President's support for a permanent UN Security Council seat. Also, a report on the increasing number of Afghan women burning themselves to death and British papers covering George W. Bush's memoirs.

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