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      Friday 25 May RNW - NEWS, ANALYSIS AND BACKGROUND INFORMATION IN 10 LANGUAGES, WORLDWIDE 24/7 ON RADIO, TV AND ONLINE
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      File photo of the luxury sailing ship "Le Ponant" being held hostage by Somali pirates off the Somalian coast. Six Somalis go on trial in a Paris court on May 22, 2012 charged with taking the crew of 30 hostage in the emerald, pirate-infested waters of the Gulf of Aden in 2008.
      Bulletin: Somalis tried in Paris for luxury yacht crew hijack

      Bulletin: Somalis tried in Paris for luxury yacht crew hijack

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      French energy firm Total said Sunday it has stopped a natural gas leak that led to a shutdown of one of its plants in southern Nigeria. It said the snubbing operation, which started on May 9, consisted of introducing small pipes into the well to pump heavy fluids to stop the flow and set cement plugs to isolate the reservoir.
      Bulletin: France firm Total stops gas leak in Nigeria

      Bulletin: France firm Total stops gas leak in Nigeria

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      View of a Total Nigeria offshore oil and gas production platform in the Niger delta in May 2005. French energy firm Total said it hoped to stop within a few days a natural gas leak that has led to a shutdown of one of its plants in southern Nigeria.
      Bulletin: Total says Nigeria gas leak to stop in "few days"

      Bulletin: Total says Nigeria gas leak to stop in "few days"

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      Plant equipment is pictured at Areva's uranium mine in Arlit in 2010. Niger employees of Areva must benefit from the same compensation as their French colleagues, a Niger non-governmental organisation said Friday after a court near Paris said the French state-owned nuclear firm was liable.
      Bulletin: NGO urges compensation for Areva's Niger staff

      Bulletin: NGO urges compensation for Areva's Niger staff

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      French soldiers sit inside a tank as they secure the airport of N'Djamena in 2008. A Chadian soldier shot at two French soldiers as they left a military base near the capital N'Djamena on Wednesday, injuring one of the troops in the elbow, officials said.
      Bulletin: Chad soldier fires on French troops, one hurt: sources

      Bulletin: Chad soldier fires on French troops, one hurt: sources

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      Newly elected president Francois Hollande signs autographs in front of his home in Paris, one day after the announcement of the first official results of the French presidential second round.
      Bulletin: Francophone Africa looks for fresh start with Hollande

      Bulletin: Francophone Africa looks for fresh start with Hollande

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      A young african woman reads Saint-Denis' local newspaper.
      Article: Franco-Africans: as long as it’s not Sarkozy

      Article: Franco-Africans: as long as it’s not Sarkozy

      Today is France’s first day with a new president in power: socialist Franç...
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      French President Nicolas Sarkozy on Friday rejected as "grotesque" claims by lawyers for former Libyan premier Baghdadi al-Mahmudi that Moamer Kadhafi's regime funded his 2007 election campaign.
      Bulletin: Sarkozy denies 'grotesque' claim Libya funded 2007 campaign

      Bulletin: Sarkozy denies 'grotesque' claim Libya funded 2007 campaign

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      Moamer Kadhafi's regime funded French President Nicolas Sarkozy's 2007 election campaign, lawyers for former Libyan prime minister Baghdadi al-Mahmudi said Thursday, quoting their client.
      Bulletin: Kadhafi regime 'funded Sarkozy 2007 campaign'

      Bulletin: Kadhafi regime 'funded Sarkozy 2007 campaign'

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      France's incumbent president and Union for a Popular Movement (UMP) party candidate for the French 2012 presidential election Nicolas Sarkozy delivers a speech during a campaign meeting at the Trocadero square in Paris. A letter in which Moamer Kadhafi's regime agreed to fund Sarkozy's 2007 election campaign appears to be fake, Libya's National Transitional Council said.
      Bulletin: Libya says Sarkozy campaign funding letter 'fake'

      Bulletin: Libya says Sarkozy campaign funding letter 'fake'

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