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• Le Huffington post s'abonne à l'AFP
• AFP – Election présidentielle : une couverture vidéo et multimédia exceptionnelle
• Christophe Walter-Petit rejoint l'AFP en tant que chef de service juridique
• L'Assemblée Nationale confirme la mission d'intérêt général de l'Agence et asseoit son financement sur des bases nouvelles et dynamiques.
• Le Carnaval de Rio en full HD 16/9 avec l'AFPTV
• Le témoignage d'Emmanuel Hoog, PDG de l'AFP, pour la Tribune
• Le pôle CAP (Groupe Hersant Media) réabonne l'Union-L'Ardennais, l'Est-Eclair et Libération Champagne à l'AFP
• Une photo de l'AFP à découvrir chaque jour sur le site de Polka magazine à J-100 de l'élection présidentielle
• L’AFP REÇOIT UN PRIX PHOTOGRAPHIQUE PRESTIGIEUX A BERLIN
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• 'Scores killed' in shelling of Syria's Homs
  “Makeshift hospitals overflowing with dead and wounded” as the military bombards opposition areas for a sixth day.
• Greek leaders reach deal on austerity cuts
  Prime Minister Lucas Papademos’ office says coalition partners have reached an agreement on new austerity cuts.
• US banks to pay in $25bn mortgage settlement
  Price of loans to about a million home owners to be cut and people forced from their homes to be compensated.
• Arrest warrant for former Maldives leader
  Former president Mohamed Nasheed says “tomorrow I will be in jail”, as international concern grows and unrest spreads.
• Unprecedented cold paralyses life in Europe
  Cold snap hits normal life as 2,860km-long Danube river is wholly or partially frozen.
• Spanish court convicts judge Baltasar Garzon
  Judge found guilty of ordering illegal recordings in corruption case and suspended from bench for 11 years.
• US drone in Pakistan kills 'al-Qaeda ally'
  Second strike in two days kills Badar Mansoor, leader of Pakistani Taliban faction, and four others, officials say.
• Support grows for Palestinian hunger striker
  Khader Adnan’s “life is in danger” after more than 50 days without food in protest against his detention without charge.
• Fresh debate over US mission in Afghanistan
  Members of congress pick up insights of soldier who says Pentagon is painting a misleading picture of progress.
• Fabio Capello quits as England manager
  Just days after John Terry is stripped of England captaincy, Fabio Capello hands in his resignation to the English FA.

• Zagreb: Počinje suđenje Merčepu
  

  Danas u Zagrebu počinje suđenje ratnom pomoćniku ministra unutrašnjih poslova Hrvatske Tomislavu Merčepu za ratni zločin nad srpskim civilima krajem 1991.
  
  Optužica ga tereti za ubistvo 43 osobe među kojima su i tri člana porodice Zec iz Zagreba, kao i za nestanak još tri osobe.

• Uhapšen Luka Bojović?
  

  Kako B92 nezvanično saznaje, španska policija je, u saradnji sa upravom kriminalističke policije Srbije, uhapsila Luku Bojovića.
  
  Zajedničkom akcijom kriminalističkih policija Srbije i Španije, u Španiji uhapšeno lice koje odgovara opisu odbeglog Luke Bojović, ali njegov identitet nije zvanično potvrđen.

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• Greece set new bailout conditions
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