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Fundamentalist terrorism in France: a home-grown threat

French newspapers are dominated by the aftermath of a series of arrests of terrorist suspects this weekend. Also, France's first lady is back in the papers.

By Olivia Salazar-Winspear

Le Figaro and Libération are in agreement on the terrorist threat: it’s a home-grown phenomenon. Le Parisien evoked a drift towards terrorism among French youth, and Libération touches on a growing anxiety within the Jewish community.

President François Hollande’s partner is back in the press, showing her support for Florence Cassez, the French woman serving a 60 year sentence in a Mexican jail. Valérie Trierweiler’s sent her a care package, and could bring the issue up with Mexico’s new president.

Right-leaning British papers condemn a Labour “coup”
11/05/2010 - International Press Review

Right-leaning British papers condemn a Labour “coup”

The British papers are all carrying political obituaries of Gordon Brown today after his announcement that he would step down this autumn. While some, like The Independent, are positive about the move, others see it as a cynical attempt to keep the Tories out of government. This and other stories in today’s international papers: TUESDAY, 11th MAY 2010
“Historic aid package, euphoric markets”
11/05/2010 - French Press Review

“Historic aid package, euphoric markets”

The European aid package is on the front page of most French papers with Le Figaro and Libération being largely positive while business paper La Tribune wonders if this amounts to “digging one hole to fill another”. This and other stories in today’s French press review: TUESDAY, 11th MAY, 2010
“Mega Plan to save Europe”
10/05/2010 - IN THE PAPERS

“Mega Plan to save Europe”

The EU’s emergency fund has made the headlines in the international press.
“The EU or Absurdistan”
10/05/2010 - IN THE PAPERS

“The EU or Absurdistan”

In today’s French press review we focus on the European Union’s 500 billion euro emergency fund.
Conservatives lead but hung Parliament likely
07/05/2010 - INTERNATIONAL PRESS REVIEW

Conservatives lead but hung Parliament likely

The front pages of the British press reflect the general confusion of the results in yesterday’s UK election. While the Conservatives claim that Labour has lost its mandate, Gordon Brown clings on in hope of a coalition with the Liberal Democrats. FRIDAY, 6th MAY 2010

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