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INTERNATIONAL PAPERS, Monday 17 September: Pakistan Today reports on the violent clashes outside Karachi’s US embassy; the Times of India has more muted coverage of the same story; we look at the different responses from Chinese and Japanese media to anti-Japan protests in Beijing; and one story dominates British media – the Duchess of Cambridge’s topless photographs!

IN THE PAPERS
By Katerina VITTOZZI

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Some articles from today’s international press review:

Lisbon Treaty comes into force today
01/12/2009 - IN THE PAPERS

Lisbon Treaty comes into force today

Today sees the Lisbon Treaty coming into force and interviews with EU big wigs abound in papers across the continent to mark the occasion.
French Muslims react to ban of minarets in Switzerland
01/12/2009 - IN THE PAPERS

French Muslims react to ban of minarets in Switzerland

Muslims in France are shocked by Switzerland’s decision to ban construction of minarets, says Le Parisien. The paper says they are worried about a stigmatizing of their religion but are still confident that tolerance remains in France.
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Switzerland: "Minarets ban betrays the fear of Islam"
30/11/2009 - IN THE PAPERS

Switzerland: "Minarets ban betrays the fear of Islam"

In today’s international press review, we look at what the Swiss newspapers say about the ban on minarets.
"The Swiss say NON to minarets"
30/11/2009 - IN THE PAPERS

"The Swiss say NON to minarets"

In today’s French press review, we look at Switzerland’s decision to ban the construction of minarets.
Dubai: "Panic spreads in stock markets"
27/11/2009 - IN THE PAPERS

Dubai: "Panic spreads in stock markets"

In today’s press review, we look at Dubai’s main investment company that announced a $59 billion debt.

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