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Historic Handshake

IN THE PAPERS INTERNATIONAL - Thurs. 28/06/2012 The Wall Street Journal points out there is heavy scepticism in financial market, as Angela Merkel criticised the EU reform blueprint. The Spiegel notices Merkel is ready for the fight. Also, newpapers focus on historical handshake between Britain's Queen Elizabeth II and Northern Ireland Deputy First Minister, and former IRA commander, Martin McGuinness.

By Florence VILLEMINOT
The Millennium bug hits ... 10 years late
06/01/2010 - IN THE PAPERS

The Millennium bug hits ... 10 years late

In today's press review: a software error meant more than 20 million German credit and debit card holders were left unable to use their cards - a major nuisance in the middle of the winter sale period.
Winter sales start, underlining gender gap
06/01/2010 - IN THE PAPERS

Winter sales start, underlining gender gap

The Winter sales starts in France today. An opportunity to spend that is heavily regulated by the French government : limited to 5 weeks every 6 months. 'Liberation', the French left-leaning daily, reveals a few of today's main spending trends.
The US wants to create a better no-fly list
05/01/2010 - IN THE PAPERS

The US wants to create a better no-fly list

Amid the recent terrorist scare, the United States is developing a better no-fly list, which currently includes members of Congress, and even babies. Also, the Herald Sun reports, smacking your child might make it become more successful.
Swine Flu vaccines: did France overdo it?
05/01/2010 - IN THE PAPERS

Swine Flu vaccines: did France overdo it?

French newspapers look into whether France overly prepared for the H1N1 epidemic. And Laura Smet, the daughter of French icon Johnny Hallyday, allegedly attempted to kill herself in a Parisian church.
Brown approves full-body scanners at UK airports
04/01/2010 - IN THE PAPERS

Brown approves full-body scanners at UK airports

In today's international press headlines: Britain's Gordon Brown approves full-body scanners at UK airports, and Dubai inaugurates the tallest tower in the world.

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