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The Associated Press
World stocks fall as European problems simmer
BANGKOK (AP) -- World stocks skidded lower Monday after budget talks in the Netherlands collapsed over the weekend and a Socialist who wants to put France's austerity plans in reverse won the first... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba)

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Chicago Tribune
U.S. stock futures signal lower Wall Street open
LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. stock futures pointed to a lower open for equities on Wall Street on Monday, with futures for the S&P; 500, the Dow Jones and the Nasdaq 100 falling 0.8 to 0.9 percent. Trade in... (photo: WN / Geeta)

France's team coach Laurent Blanc

ESPN
France coach Blanc on Chelsea's radar April 23, 2012
France coach Laurent Blanc is being considered by Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich as the club's permanent successor to Andre Villas-Boas. GettyImagesLaurent Blanc has steadied the ship since taking the... (photo: AP / Jacques Brinon)
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French film director Luc Besson poses during a photocall for his movie "Arthur et les Minimoys" in Madrid, Dec. 14, 2006. (sa0) ** LATIN AMERICA, CARIBBEAN AND SPAIN OUT **

The Star
The man behind The Lady
Luc Besson began his career in cinema in 1977, working a number of assistant director positions in France and the United States, gradually positioning himself as one of the few French directors and... (photo: AP Photo/EFE, J.L.Pino)
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French far-right leader and National Front Party candidate for the French presidential elections Marine Le Pen reacts after the first round of presidential elections, in Paris, Sunday, April 22, 2012.

The Guardian
François Hollande on top but far right scores record result in French election
Socialist challenger beats Nicolas Sarkozy, but final runoff vote on knife edge after historic high vote for Marine Le Pen Marine Le Pen celebrates coming in third in the... (photo: AP / Jacques Brinon)
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Canberra Times
Markets Live: Stocks fall amid global worries
Australian shares fall amid political worries about Europe but losses are kept in check as data indicates Chinese manufacturing is stabilising. 4.18pm: Market heavyweight... (photo: AP / Rick Rycroft)
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The Times of India
Euro eases after first round of French vote
Tweet The euro lost ground against the dollar and yen in Asia on Monday amid concern over the French Socialist challenger who beat Nicolas Sarkozy in the first round of... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
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French socialist candidate for the presidential election Francois Hollande, center, arrives at Brive airport in Brive, Central France, after the first round of the presidential election, Sunday, April 22, 2012

BBC News
France election: Hollande takes lead into second round
French President Nicolas Sarkozy faces an uphill struggle in the second round of the presidential election, after coming second in Sunday's first vote. He won only... (photo: AP / Christophe Ena)
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Europe

	You Are All Suspects Now. What Are You Going To Do About It? GlobalResearch
	Weber seeks low key entrance as UBS chairman The Guardian
	Myanmar parliament stand-off a technical matter: Suu Kyi DNA India

Media

	Hollande edges Sarkozy in French vote, Le Pen surges The Star
	Syrian opposition undermined by splits and infighting, emails show The Daily Telegraph
	Tuning in to Afghan national unity Al Jazeera
	France votes; Sarkozy's fate hangs in the balance Zeenews

EU

	France urges EU to solve carbon row Independent online (SA)
	EU existential crisis News24
	EU slams Jewish school shooting in France The Daily Telegraph Australia

May Day rallies become another battlefield for French electi

Hollande is 'scared', says Sarkozy, as French election enter

François Hollande's partner could make a reluctant French fi

Connacht seek help from neighbours

I'm at PSG for the long haul, says Ancelotti

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Socialist Party candidate for the presidential election Francois Hollande delivers his speech after the presidential election first round, in Tulle, central France, Sunday, April 22, 2012

French presidential election: Hollande on top but Le Pen delivers record result

Bashar Ja’afari, Permanent Representative of Syria to the UN, addresses the Security Council following it unanimous adoption of resolution 2043 (2012), which authorizes the establishment of a 90-day UN supervision mission in Syria, known as UNSMIS, 21 April, 2012.

UN Security Council votes to expand Syrian mission

In this pool photo made available Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2008, French trader Jerome Kerviel is seen at his lawyer Elisabeth Meyer's office in Paris, Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2008. Potential legal troubles for French bank Societe Generale have expanded to the United States and the futures trader allegedly at the root of the $7 billion scandal is now under police protection.

Rogue trader Kerviel accuses SocGen of deceit

Cannes Classics: Steven Spielberg, Alfred Hitchcock, Agnes V The Wrap
Rare royal diamond up for sale The Daily Telegraph
A History of the World, BRIC by BRIC Huffington Post
Danone says discipline prevented Pfizer win Hartford Courant
Why Facebook will be watching Google and Oracle's $1bn court The Daily Telegraph
Merkel and Hollande closing the growth gap Kathimerini
Seven 'workshy' benefits claimants fail to turn up for first The Daily Telegraph
The French flock to Asia in droves Taipei Times
Jonny Wilkinson: playing in Challenge Cup final with Toulon The Daily Telegraph
France threatens to pull out of borderless Europe Austin American Statesman
SA offers nuclear opportunities Independent online (SA)
Jameson drives US growth for Pernod Ricard Irish Times
Note to press: Stop picking on France CNN
Holiday protection: how rule changes affect travellers The Daily Telegraph
Eurozone feuds as worldwide growth threatened The Examiner
Taxi firm Addison Lee banned from telling drivers to use bus The Daily Telegraph
Boston attractions: what to do and see in summer The Daily Telegraph
France threatens to pull out of borderless scheme Austin American Statesman
Analysis - Merkel and Hollande closing the growth gap The Star
Le Pen Says Success Was No 'Crisis Vote' Wall Street Journal

In this photo taken on Wednesday Dec. 21, 2011, anti-Syrian regime protesters shout slogans during a demonstration in the Baba Amr area, in Homs province, Syria. Arab League monitors kicked off their one month mission in Syria with a visit on Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2011 to Homs, the first time Syria has allowed outside monitors to the city at the heart of the anti-government uprising. Several from the team of 12 stayed in the city overnight, and the team continued to work in Homs on Wednesday. The monitors are expected to visit Hama, Idlib and Daraa on Thursday, Dec. 29, all centers of the uprising.

Violence persists in Syria as Annan urges truce compliance

French Socialist Party candidate for the presidential election Francois Hollande reacts as he walks past a market in Tulle, southwestern France, Saturday, April 21, 2012. The first round of the election will take place on April 22, followed by a second round on May 6, 2012.

France Votes In Tight Presidential Election

France's President and candidate for re-election in 2012, Nicolas Sarkozy, shakes hands as he arrives for a campaign meeting in Nice, southern France, Friday, April 20, 2012.

France prepares to vote in presidential election

Guitar Duet Performs at the DIA The Examiner
President Romney's Second Meeting with World Leaders New Yorker
Now the EU's charging its victims (that's us, folks) even mo The Daily Mail
Sarkozy seen losing 2012 election The Times of India
Politics Weekly podcast: Jeremy Hunt clings to office amid a The Guardian
France Elections: Far Right Front National Seeks Concessions Huffington Post
Syria Blames Rebels for Blast That Killed 16 Wall Street Journal
Far right Le Pen _ the face of French opposition? Herald Tribune
French far right leader Le Pen set sights on parliament &#x2 Star Tribune
Sarkozy rules out pact with far right Canberra Times
Far right Le Pen — the face of French opposition? my SA
Hollande plays president, Sarkozy insurgent Independent online (SA)
Far right Le Pen—the face of French opposition? Denver Post
Far right Le Pen - the face of French opposition? Springfield News-Sun
French far right leader Le Pen set sights on parliament _ an The Washington Post
Far right Le Pen — the face of French opposition? Newsvine
Analysis: France's Hollande plays president, Sarkozy insurge Hartford Courant
New Syrian group claims legitimacy, rivals SNC Daily Press
Analysis - France's Hollande plays president, Sarkozy insurg The Star
MADAGASCAR: Small steps towards land reform IRINnews

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The euro crisis is now deadly serious. Where are the leaders to save us? (and ...

The euro crisis is now deadly serious. Where are the leaders to save us? (and ...

French President Nicolas Sarkozy looks over papers during a round table meeting at an EU summit in Brussels, Thursday, March 24, 2011. Portugal's political crisis and uncertainty over the true scale of problems at Irish banks dominated a summit of European Union leaders that was designed to finally put an end to the region's crippling debt crisis.

Germany backs Sarkozy on border protection

China's lost children Gulf News
Noam Chomsky on America's Declining Empire, Occupy and the A Axis of Logic
Director blames benefits system after new employees fail to The Daily Telegraph
The Biggest Student Uprising Youâve Never Heard Of Axis of Logic
Retirement travel: 'Age can be a plus for the intrepid' The Daily Telegraph
Sharapova eases through to Stuttgart Indoor quarters The Siasat Daily
Nationwide: consumer morale at nine-month high The Daily Telegraph
Syria: rocket attack shatters fragile ceasefire - live updat The Guardian
Credit Suisse cuts costs, pays debts Business Day
LETTER: A bridge too dear Business Day
The sweet smell of triumph Independent online (SA)
David Cameron appoints an Australian nanny with royal ambiti The Daily Telegraph
One third of shoppers admit stealing using self-service till The Daily Telegraph
Firms win right to retire workers at 65 The Daily Telegraph
Immigration officers to get new uniform The Daily Telegraph
Eurozone under pressure News24
What's hot online Thursday, 26 April 2012 The Daily Telegraph Australia
Halle Berry 'wants normal life' Belfast Telegraph
Anger at Sarkozy Fuels Far-Right Party in France The New York Times
Louis le Brocquy: Painter thought by many to be Ireland's gr The Independent

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French police secure the area where they exchanged fire and were negotiating with a gunman who claims connections to al-Qaida and is suspected of killing three Jewish schoolchildren, a rabbi and three paratroopers, Wednesday, March 21, 2012 in Toulouse, southwestern France.

French school killings suspect says will surrender

An armed police officer stands guard at the entrance of the Ozar Hatorah Jewish school where a gunman opened fire killing four people in Toulouse, southwestern France, Tuesday, March 20, 2012.

France investigates neo-Nazis after school killings

Think before you “like” The Hindu
Reaction: UK in double-dip recession The Daily Telegraph
UAE students to train in France Newstrack India
Inside the 27 April edition The Guardian
French election gag sparks fun and fury on web The Columbus Dispatch
Amnesty International report says Muslims in Europe face dis Star Tribune
What's hot online Tuesday, 24 April 2012 The Daily Telegraph Australia
Report: Iran unplugs oil facilities from Internet The News & Observer
Online-only news outlets 'struggle to find funding' PhysOrg
French election: Marine Le Pen celebrates winning nearly 20 The Daily Telegraph
Word Order: The Internet as the Toy With a Tin Ear Middle East Online
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Adobe to launch new software suite for designers The News & Observer
Bring a writer to school The Examiner
College of Wooster Seniors Capture Top Honors at French Lang Ohio
Library of Congress releases rare collection of Frances Benj The Washington Post
Hydration before school exams help relax students reports ne The Examiner
Spare Times: For Children, for April 20-26 The New York Times
Educating immigrants' children in France Al Jazeera
Free speech haven or lawless cesspool – can the internet be The Guardian

Singer Courtney Love performs a private concert in the Hiro Ballroom at The Maritime Hotel Thursday, July 12, 2007 in New York. (AP Photo/Jason DeCrow) (dn1)

Courtney Love apologises to daughter Frances Bean: "Mommy loves you"

A statue of freedom in Bamako. Anti-government protests in 1991 led to a coup, a transitional government, and a new constitution.

Future of Mali tourist attraction uncertain

Ryanair streicht 30 Prozent der Fluege von Hahn

Holidaymakers' terror as Ryanair plane forced to make emergency landing

Alcatel suffers loss as sales fall short Gulf News
Q&A: Former Helloween singer Michael Kiske returns with Unis The Examiner
Discours de Jean Rostand IMC
France's Hollande welcomes shifts on Europe crisis Austin American Statesman
Climate change favouring mosquito Independent online (SA)
Global initiative against cholera in Africa launched Ghana Business News
Good morning Panama City, Francoise Hollande Says EU must ad The Examiner
Only a military threat can stop Assad, says France The Independent
GR8RJax™ Alert: Jean Ribault Festival At Mayport Village, Sa The Examiner
Heineken Cup 2012: Vern Cotter weaves his magic as industria The Daily Telegraph
Why I Am Thinking About the Nobel Peace Prize on World Malar Huffington Post
Regular exercise could reduce complications of sickle cell t PhysOrg
George Osborne can stop the rot, but only by spending as he The Daily Telegraph
Too young to retire, too old to keep the job The Daily Telegraph
10 questions with historical fiction author: Karleen Koen The Examiner
Tour of Romandy 2012: Bradley Wiggins takes overall lead fol The Daily Telegraph
Tour of Romandy 2012: Bradley Wiggins takes overall lead fol The Daily Telegraph
London Politics for $500 | Who is Siobhan Benita? The New York Times
Remy Martin rolls out the red carpet for an exclusive DC tas The Examiner
Climate change favouring disease-spreading mosquito Independent online (SA)

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Rajinikanth compensates distributor after '3' flop

Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, left, and Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, right, smile during their meeting in the mountain resort of Krasnaya Polyana near the Black Sea resort of Sochi, southern Russia, late Wednesday, March 7, 2012.

Does Italy want Berlusconi back?

U.S President Barack Obama and French President Nicolas Sarkozy, right, shake hands as they attend a French - United States alliance ceremony at the Cannes City Hall, Friday, Nov. 04, 2011, after the end of the second day of G-20 Summit. (AP Photo/Lionel Bonaventure, Pool)

France elections 2012: Nicolas Sarkozy declared most unpopular president in history

Women for Women Gala Harpers Bazaar
Harvey Weinstein, Donald Sutherland and Michael Madsen to At The Hollywood Reporter
Venice academy teaches music to all ages Herald Tribune
Fresh name and perspective for UCLA's performing arts series The Los Angeles Times
A way with words The Hindu
Phnom Penh's cultural revival The Guardian
Cannes 2012: ‘Jaws,’ ‘Once Upon A Time In America’ and ‘The The Hollywood Reporter
Lest We Remember The New York Times
Instruments, performers recall legendary lovers and howlers The Columbus Dispatch
Designer has vision for series The Columbus Dispatch
Paintings, stolen in 1976, going to NYC auction Springfield News-Sun
Actor McGregor, designer Gaultier on Cannes jury Gulf News
Mommy Is Coming to North America and France Screen Daily
It's mayhem. It's magic. Here are 20 things to love about In Indianapolis Star
May: 20 things to love about Indy's most magnificent month Indianapolis Star
Be in Bangalore for daylong dance fiesta (April 29 is World Newstrack India
'I design clothes that will be desirable to men': Designer a The Daily Mail
Who needs a celebrity perfume? Drew launches Barrymore Pinot The Daily Mail
Louis le Brocquy: Portrait of the artist Irish Times
Pride in Diggers overrides the horrors of war Canberra Times

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