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Sarkozy and Hollande lock horns in TV debate
Tempers flare during France's presidential poll debate billed as incumbent's last chance to save his re-election bid.
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French candidates face off in crucial debate
President Nicolas Sarkozy uses aggressive tactics against challenger Francois Hollande ahead of Sunday elections.
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Can the ICC deter other despots?
Can its first guilty verdict after a decade since its inception deter other leaders from oppressing their people?
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Last Modified: 15 Mar 2012 12:20 GMT
French panel rejects Armenia 'genocide' bill
Senate commission rejects bill to make it illegal to deny mass killing of Armenians by Ottoman Turks in 1915 to 1916.
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Rivals share lead in DRC legislative poll
Electoral body controversially restarts counting ballots for parliamentary poll despite absence of US and UK observers.
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Congo's flawed but necessary election
The UN and EU's decision not to send election monitors to DRC may place the country's third poll since 1960 in jeopardy.
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Anger over Peugeot's French jobs cuts
Union says 5,000 French citizens out of 6,000 workers across Europe to be hit, a higher proportion than earlier thought.
Europe
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French government loses majority in senate
Defeat seen as a blow to President Sarkozy just seven months before he seeks re-election.
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Last Modified: 25 Sep 2011 22:14 GMT
Asia stocks up after rocky week
Asian stocks are higher in early trade, tracking sharp gains in overseas markets.
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