Toulouse suspect under siege
The French police have surrounded the alleged school shooter who claims to be a member of Al-Qaida
Wednesday, Mar 21, 2012 12:32 PM UTC 45News GlobalPost, France
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France’s terror alert
Neo-Nazis are presumed to be behind the Jewish school shootings and an earlier attack on French soldiers
Tuesday, Mar 20, 2012 3:30 PM UTC 24News GlobalPost, France
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Painting as Paris burned
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Friday, Dec 16, 2011 5:30 PM UTC 17Politics Salon Hack List 2011, Media
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“The Bride Wore Black”: Truffaut’s delicious homage to Hitchcock
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“Le Havre”: A strange and delightful immigration comedy
"Le Havre," an exquisite fairytale from Finnish master Aki Kaurismäki, tackles Europe's most explosive social issue
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Why America and France clash on Palestine
Obama and Sarkozy both face reelection -- and they're pandering to very different audiences
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“Death in the City of Light”: A serial killer in Paris
A new masterpiece of true crime writing explores the quest for truth and justice in an immoral society
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“Rapt”: An icy-cool French kidnapping thriller
This sardonic fable about a kidnapped tycoon has gorgeous French stars and Hitchcockian twists
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Lagarde chosen to lead IMF; first woman in top job
The French finance minister's selection became all but assured when the Obama administration endorsed her Tuesday
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Sarkozy lashes at U.S., defends Libya campaign
The French leader said Friday that France and Britain are carrying most of the burden
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Air France jet plunged at 11,000 feet per minute
Black box recordings from the flight reveal the final minutes of the doomed plane
Friday, May 27, 2011 4:00 PM UTC 32News France
Bruni-Sarkozy backs anti-sexism campaign
France's first lady has backed an appeal by feminist groups condemning sexist comments that followed DSK's arrest
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Turistas, go home: Americans in trouble abroad
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