Berlusconi’s attack: “A terrorist act”
14/12/2009 - IN THE PAPERS

Berlusconi’s attack: “A terrorist act”

In today’s international press review, we look at the press’ reaction towards Silvio Berlusconi’s attack over the week-end.
Italy: “Bloody Berlusconi”
14/12/2009 - IN THE PAPERS

Italy: “Bloody Berlusconi”

In today’s French press review, we talk about Sunday’s attack on Silvio Berlusconi. The Italian Prime Minister was hospitalized with a broken nose and two smashed teeth.
Clan militia killed at least 250 others during rule, says rights chief
09/12/2009 - PHILIPPINES

Clan militia killed at least 250 others during rule, says rights chief

The Ampatuan clan militia accused of a political massacre last month has carried out at least 250 other murders in the southern Philippines, according to the chairwoman of the nation's Commission on Human Rights, Leila de Lima.
Alleged robber-cops become Internet sensation
08/12/2009 - FRANCE

Alleged robber-cops become Internet sensation

Two Paris policemen have become an overnight Internet sensation after they were caught on camera apparently robbing a mobile phone store while conducting an ID check on members of staff.
Suspected police killer shot dead, area sheriff says
01/12/2009 - USA

Suspected police killer shot dead, area sheriff says

The man suspected of killing four policemen in the state of Washington has been shot and killed by Seattle police, an area sheriff said. Maurice Clemmons, a convicted felon, allegedly ambushed the officers in a coffee shop over the weekend.
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.
Police arrest gang accused of killing victims for human fat
21/11/2009 - PERU

Police arrest gang accused of killing victims for human fat

In a shocking criminal case, Peruvian police arrested members of a gang accused of killing victims to extract and sell their fat to cosmetics traders.
How do you stop repeat sex offenders?
18/11/2009 - JUSTICE

How do you stop repeat sex offenders?

French lawmakers are debating the issue of repeat sex offenders, and considering a proposal for prisoners to be given the option of longer jail terms or undergoing hormonal treatment. Focus also looks at how other countries handle this problem.
Heist driver admits guilt, remains silent on missing cash
18/11/2009 - FRANCE

Heist driver admits guilt, remains silent on missing cash

Toni Musulin has handed himself in and admitted stealing more than 11 million euros after nearly a fortnight on the run. Although police have recovered most of the money, Musulin is keeping quiet about the whereabouts of the rest of the cash.
French ‘heist of the century’ anti-hero surrenders in Monaco
17/11/2009 - CRIME

French ‘heist of the century’ anti-hero surrenders in Monaco

Toni Musulin, a French security van driver suspected of stealing millions, surprised police in Monaco when he handed himself in on Monday, after two weeks on the run.
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