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Africa: Françafrique debate heats up

Libération reveals “the French army’s role” in the capture of Laurent Gbagbo by forces loyal to the new President of Ivory Coast Alassane […]

15 April 2011
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Ivory Coast: Exit Gbagbo, with French nudge

"Gbagbo’s fall is a victory for France and the UN," announces Le Figaro, in the wake of the arrest of the former Ivory Coast […]

12 April 2011

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Le Figaro
Editorial: End of the line

A certain nostalgia is emerging for the days when Javier Solana, the EU’s elusive high representative for foreign affairs and security, was in charge. He, […]

8 April 2011
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France: Another French front in Africa

"France goes to war," announces the front page of Libération, in the wake of intervention by the 1,500-strong French Licorne (Unicorn) force in Ivory Coast. […]

5 April 2011

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France-Ivory Coast: Revealed - Gbagbo’s French backers

Libération presents “Gbagbo’s French networks”. The Parisian daily profiles the seven “families” protecting the man who has proclaimed himself Ivory Coast president despite the international […]

7 January 2011

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Toxic Waste: Trafigura deliberately poisoned Ivory Coast

"The managers of Trafigura were aware that waste dumped in Ivory Coast in 2006 was toxic and should not have been exported," reveals De Volkskrant, […]

17 September 2009

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De Volkskrant
Illegal trade: Diamonds are Mugabe's best friend

Six years after having begun the Kimberley process, an international initiative destined to prevent funding of wars in Africa by means of the diamond trade, […]

25 June 2009

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Feed Ivory Coast

Africa: Françafrique debate heats up

Ivory Coast: Exit Gbagbo, with French nudge

Editorial: End of the line

France: Another French front in Africa

France-Ivory Coast: Revealed - Gbagbo’s French backers

Toxic Waste: Trafigura deliberately poisoned Ivory Coast

Illegal trade: Diamonds are Mugabe's best friend