Latest update : 2013-06-21

A lecture that Fifa didn't need to make

Fifa chimes in on the Brazilian protests; one protester in Turkey wants to dance her way to freedom; US actor James Gandolfini is dead at 51; and finding out the origins of the names of US states and cities.

Fohla de Sao Paulo: 'Protests leave 62 people injured'
Hurriyet TV: 'Dancing in Taksim'

New York Post: 'The Last Act for Tony Soprano'

Slate: 'My Kind of Town, Stink Onions'

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An Australian at heart with Indian origins, Dheepthika has been at FRANCE 24 since 2012. She loves browsing through the papers with a special soft spot for anything Aussie and anything that takes us out of the mundane.

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A lecture that Fifa didn't need to make

Fifa chimes in on the Brazilian protests; one protester in Turkey wants to dance her way to freedom; US actor James Gandolfini is dead at 51; and finding out the origins of the names of US states and cities.

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