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23/05/2012 - France

Cannes Film Festival 2012

The 65th Cannes Film Festival will pay tribute to screen goddess Marilyn Monroe, even though she never attended when she was alive. There'll be plenty of up-to-date glamour, too.

10/05/2012

Eurozone in crisis

The European single currency has been plunged into crisis. Austerity is all the rage thanks to the Greek debts crisis and its aftermath throughout the eurozone.

20/04/2012

French burka ban

France's decision to ban the full-face veil has provoked outrage among Muslim and human rights groups who accuse the government of trying to win back votes from the far right Front ...

28/03/2012

Strauss-Kahn affair rocks French politics and IMF

The French were stunned last weekend when news spread of Dominique Strauss-Kahn's arrest in New York on charges of sexual assault and attempted rape.

07/03/2012

World Cup 2010 - South Africa

The world football authority, Fifa, promises the best World Cup yet in South Africa this June. Paul Myers is there to report for RFI, while our features and other reports look at the ...

20/02/2012

AfPak - war, politics and leaks

The war in Afghanistan is in its ninth year. Debate rages over Pakistan's role in the conflict, whether there are viable governments in Kabul and Islamabad and whether the Taliban can be ...

14/02/2012 - Sport

Africa Cup of Nations 2012

Paul Myers is covering the 28th Africa Cup of Nations in Gabon and Equatorial Guinea.

11/12/2011

Democratic Republic of Congo elects a president

The Democratic Republic of Congo elects a new president on 28 November. Incumbent Joseph Kabila hopes to be reelected. His main challenger, veteran opposition chief Etienne Tshisekedi, ...

29/11/2011

The battle for Libya

As revolt sweeps the Arab world, thousands of Libyans have risen up against the 42-year rule of Moamer Kadhafi, who has responded with troops and fighter planes. There are hundreds of reports ...

29/11/2011

Revolution in Egypt

Following the momentous changes in neighbouring Tunisia, Egypt now finds itself at the centre of political turmoil.

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