France's politicians can't hide their cash from today's French newspapers, who also take a look at the women behind some of the world's most powerful men.
Panama’s former Maximum Leader of National Liberation, Manuel Noriega, was flown out of Paris on Sunday, heading for Panama where he will spend more time in prison in the jungle.
Saturday’s French press is dominated by reactions to Franco-German efforts to save the euro, the death of Libyan dictator Moamer Kadhafi and the implications of his downfall on the Arab ...
A court in Guatemala sentenced four former military officers to 6,060 years in prison each on Tuesday for killing more than 200 civilians in 1982 during the 36-year civil war.
Mercifully, there's not too much Dominique Strauss-Kahn on this morning's front pages . . . the editors seem to have got that out of their systems yesterday.
An Indonesian high court recently fined an airline's newspaper one million euros for "libel" for dubbing former dictator Suharto's son Tommy a "convicted murderer".
Chile’s Supreme Court found six ex-navy officers guilty on Thursday of the abduction and murder of a Chilean journalist one day after the country’s military coup of 1973.
Libya's ambassador to the US Ali Ageli has resigned from his post on Tuesday, calling for Libyan Leader Moamer Kadhafi and his "dictatorship" to step down.
