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In this edition, Duch, the former prison chief in charge of the Khmer Rouge's main torture centre is put on trial. What was is role during Pol Pot's regime? Who is this 67-year-old former maths teacher?
Europe has found itself a President, the Belgium Prime Minister Hermann Van Rompuy. The British Catherine Ashton has been appointed Foreign Affairs chief. Why choosing two so little-known people?
Afghani President Hamid Karzaï has been sworn in this morning. As he didn't gather an overhaul majority in the - in the end - one-turn election, will he be considered as legitimate?
There is more at stake that deciding which country between Egypt and Algeria will take part of the 2010 football work cup. After last week first match it became a geopolitical matter. What tensions does football break free?
Jalal Talabi, the Iraqi President, begins a five days State visit in Paris. He is due to sign several accords including one on military cooperation. Jalal Tarabi is thought to welcome more warmly the French help to reconstruct his country.
This Thursday Barack Obama leaves on his first Asian tour since becoming President.
What is the state of Franco-German relations? As the world commemorates Armistice day, and remembers the end of the First World War, Nicolas Sarkozy has invited Angela Merkel to attend a special ceremony here in Paris.
Mahmoud Abbas will quit if the Middle East peace process isn't revived quickly.
Who should take credit for the fall of the Berlin Wall on 9th November 1989? Politicians or ordinary people?
French President Nicolas Sarkozy has reached his mid-term facing several difficulties. 65% of the French people say they are discontent with him but if there was an election today, Sarkozy would won.
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