Latest update: 25/09/2012 

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'Actions speak louder than words'

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INTERNATIONAL PAPERS, Tues. 25/09/12: A lot of papers focus on the UN General Assembly that is taking place right now in New York. One of the main topics being discussed is the situation in Syria. The Guardian looks at the plight of children caught up in the war. Meanwhile, China Daily and the Wall Street Journal disagree about how the US should react to the current island dispute between China and Japan.

IN THE PAPERS
By Florence VILLEMINOT

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Some articles from today’s international press review:  
 
New sex scandal hits Catholic Church in US
25/03/2010 - INTERNATIONAL PRESS REVIEW

New sex scandal hits Catholic Church in US

The day after an Irish bishop resigned over failing to report cases of sex abuse in his diocese to the police, a new scandal has hit the Catholic Church in Wisconsin. This and other stories in today’s international press review. THURSDAY, 25th MARCH, 2010
Sarkozy ‘redefines his priorities’
25/03/2010 - FRENCH PRESS REVIEW

Sarkozy ‘redefines his priorities’

In a speech last night, Nicolas Sarkozy outlined his political priorities after the disastrous result for the UMP party in regional elections. Le Figaro says the President wanted to show that he’s still in charge. For Libération, his speech showed a swing to the right in his policies. THURSDAY, 25th MARCH, 2010
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Health care legislation signed… with 22 pens!
24/03/2010 - INTERNATIONAL PRESS REVIEW

Health care legislation signed… with 22 pens!

President Obama signed the historic health care reform bill into law yesterday and the papers are abuzz with analysis, not least of all on the number of pens the US President used in the ceremony! WEDNESDAY, 24th MARCH, 2010
Sarkozy backs down from plan to tax carbon dioxide emissions
24/03/2010 - FRENCH PRESS REVIEW

Sarkozy backs down from plan to tax carbon dioxide emissions

One of Sarkozy’s most prominent initiatives, the so-called ‘carbon tax’, has been shelved. The French Prime Minister François Fillon has deferred the proposed tax indefinitely as the UMP party attempts to win back voters after catastrophic regional elections. WEDNESDAY, 24th MARCH 2010
After healthcare vote, the selling begins
23/03/2010 - INTERNATIONAL PRESS REVIEW

After healthcare vote, the selling begins

With mid-term elections coming up this autumn and some polls saying 59% of Americans are against the healthcare reform bill, Republicans and Democrats will now focus all their attentions on winning over voters before the November vote, say US papers. TUESDAY, 23rd MARCH, 2010

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