Latest update: 08/06/2011 

- International Press Review


Maher al-Assad: more powerful than his brother Bashar?

INTERNATIONAL PAPERS, Wed, 8/6/2011: We look at Robert Fisk's take on the Syrian unrest in The Independent. In the New York Times, an article on the Bashar al-Assad's brother Maher. Some say he has more power than the Syrian President. Elsewhere, unrest in Yemen, bizarre weather patterns and Merkel gives Hillary Clinton an unusual gift.

By James CREEDON
'Shortage Scrambles Eastern Europe's Egg Hunt'
06/04/2012 - IN THE WORLD PAPERS

'Shortage Scrambles Eastern Europe's Egg Hunt'

INTERNATIONAL PAPERS, Fri. 06/04/12: According to Le Figaro, ECOWAS is the only organisation that could legitimately intervene in Mali to ensure stability now that the country is cut in two. But the French daily points out that the "white helmets" aren’t experienced or ready. Meanwhile, an egg shortage in Eastern Europe drives prices up jjust ahead of Easter.
Sarkozy’s Economic Manifesto: Déjà Vu
06/04/2012 - IN THE FRENCH PAPERS

Sarkozy’s Economic Manifesto: Déjà Vu

FRENCH PAPERS, Fri. 06/04/12: French President Nicolas Sarkozy gets a lot of attention in the French press after he unveiled his economic manifesto on Thursday. But many papers point out that his programme isn’t all that new.
The race for the White House has begun - but only Obama is running it
05/04/2012 - IN THE WORLD PAPERS

The race for the White House has begun - but only Obama is running it

In today's international papers - the anniversary of the start of the Bosnian war, how much better organised Obama is than the Republicans, and the daftest requests Brits abroad make of the Foreign Office.
The war of the manifestoes
05/04/2012 - IN THE FRENCH PAPERS

The war of the manifestoes

The papers go head to head on the policy programmes of Nicolas Sarkozy and François Hollande - arguing over who has the most unannounced tax rises hidden inside their manifesto.
Who could be Mitt's running mate?
04/04/2012 - IN THE WORLD PAPERS

Who could be Mitt's running mate?

In today's papers, we look at the risk posed by Islamists in Mali, possible running mates for Mitt Romney, and how the British press has reacted to the fall of James Murdoch.

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