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"His Case Is...": India On Journalist's Claims That He Was "Forced To Leave"
The government today said that French journalist Sebastien Farcis' claims that he was "forced to leave" the country were incorrect and that the renewal of his work permit was under consideration.
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"Forced To Leave India": French Journalist After Overseas Citizenship Row
French journalist Vanessa Dougnac on Saturday left India saying she cannot afford to wait for outcome of the legal process set in motion in the wake of a notice issued to her by government regarding cancellation of her Overseas Citizen of India card.
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France Raises with India Issue Of Notice To Delhi-Based French Journalist Vanessa Dougnac
France raised with India the issue of Indian authorities serving a notice to Delhi-based French journalist Vanessa Dougnac allegedly over violation of certain rules.
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Top French News Anchor Charged With Rape
One of France's most prominent TV journalists has been charged with rape, the prosecutor's office has said, following a string of accusations of sexual abuse at the height of his career.
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Moscow Summons French Envoy Over "Russophobic" Actions Towards Journalists
Russia said Monday it had summoned the French ambassador, citing what it called "Russophobic actions" by French authorities towards Russian journalists.
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French Minister's Topless Memark Sparks Outrage
French journalist groups have condemned "sexist" remarks directed at women reporters by Eric Dupond-Moretti, the country's combative justice minister.
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"He Looked Harmless": Journalist Who Tracked Down Charles Sobhraj
Journalist Joseph Nathan went for food at a Kathmandu casino one night in 2003 but ended up with the scoop of his life: French serial killer Charles Sobhraj was there playing baccarat.
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French Journalist On Board A Bus Killed In Ukraine: Emmanuel Macron
French journalist Frederic Leclerc-Imhoff was killed while working in Ukraine, President Emmanuel Macron said today on Twitter, the latest of several reporters killed or wounded during Russia's invasion of the country.
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Saudi Man Mistaken For Khashoggi Suspect Says French Custody Like "Zoo"
The Saudi man who was mistakenly arrested in France over the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi felt like he was "in a zoo" during his detention, he told Saudi TV on Thursday.
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France Releases Man Arrested Over Jamal Khashoggi Killing, Admits Identity Mistaken
French authorities said Wednesday they had released a man arrested on suspicion of playing a role in the 2018 Istanbul murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, after realising he was not the same individual on an arrest warrant issued by Turkey.
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France Arrested Wrong Man For Jamal Khashoggi Murder, Says Saudi Arabia
French authorities were on Wednesday seeking to confirm the identity of a man arrested on suspicion of playing a key role in the 2018 murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi after Saudi Arabia insisted the suspect was a victim of mistaken identity
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In Jamal Khashoggi's Shadow, France's Macron Meets Saudi Crown Prince
French President Emmanuel Macron held face-to-face talks in Saudi Arabia on Saturday with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, becoming the first major Western leader to visit the kingdom since journalist Jamal Khashoggi's 2018 murder.
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Ballon d'Or 2021: When And Where To Watch Live Telecast, Live Streaming
The much-awaited Ballon d'Or 2021 ceremony will be organised by the French Football Federation (FFF) where the best men's and women's football players will be adjudged after voting by journalists from around the world.
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Lionel Messi's Father Tells Spanish Media His Son Is Joining PSG
Asked by reporters at Barcelona's El Prat airport if Lionel Messi would later on Tuesday sign with the French club, Jorge Messi, who is also the player's agent, said: "Yes".
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French Agency Confirms Pegasus Hack, First Government Agency To Do So
France's national cyber-security agency ANSSI has confirmed the presence of Pegasus spyware on the phones of two journalists from the country's online investigative journal Mediapart, the publication reported on Thursday.
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"His Case Is...": India On Journalist's Claims That He Was "Forced To Leave"
The government today said that French journalist Sebastien Farcis' claims that he was "forced to leave" the country were incorrect and that the renewal of his work permit was under consideration.
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"Forced To Leave India": French Journalist After Overseas Citizenship Row
French journalist Vanessa Dougnac on Saturday left India saying she cannot afford to wait for outcome of the legal process set in motion in the wake of a notice issued to her by government regarding cancellation of her Overseas Citizen of India card.
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France Raises with India Issue Of Notice To Delhi-Based French Journalist Vanessa Dougnac
France raised with India the issue of Indian authorities serving a notice to Delhi-based French journalist Vanessa Dougnac allegedly over violation of certain rules.
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Top French News Anchor Charged With Rape
One of France's most prominent TV journalists has been charged with rape, the prosecutor's office has said, following a string of accusations of sexual abuse at the height of his career.
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Moscow Summons French Envoy Over "Russophobic" Actions Towards Journalists
Russia said Monday it had summoned the French ambassador, citing what it called "Russophobic actions" by French authorities towards Russian journalists.
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French Minister's Topless Memark Sparks Outrage
French journalist groups have condemned "sexist" remarks directed at women reporters by Eric Dupond-Moretti, the country's combative justice minister.
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"He Looked Harmless": Journalist Who Tracked Down Charles Sobhraj
Journalist Joseph Nathan went for food at a Kathmandu casino one night in 2003 but ended up with the scoop of his life: French serial killer Charles Sobhraj was there playing baccarat.
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French Journalist On Board A Bus Killed In Ukraine: Emmanuel Macron
French journalist Frederic Leclerc-Imhoff was killed while working in Ukraine, President Emmanuel Macron said today on Twitter, the latest of several reporters killed or wounded during Russia's invasion of the country.
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Saudi Man Mistaken For Khashoggi Suspect Says French Custody Like "Zoo"
The Saudi man who was mistakenly arrested in France over the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi felt like he was "in a zoo" during his detention, he told Saudi TV on Thursday.
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France Releases Man Arrested Over Jamal Khashoggi Killing, Admits Identity Mistaken
French authorities said Wednesday they had released a man arrested on suspicion of playing a role in the 2018 Istanbul murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, after realising he was not the same individual on an arrest warrant issued by Turkey.
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France Arrested Wrong Man For Jamal Khashoggi Murder, Says Saudi Arabia
French authorities were on Wednesday seeking to confirm the identity of a man arrested on suspicion of playing a key role in the 2018 murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi after Saudi Arabia insisted the suspect was a victim of mistaken identity
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In Jamal Khashoggi's Shadow, France's Macron Meets Saudi Crown Prince
French President Emmanuel Macron held face-to-face talks in Saudi Arabia on Saturday with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, becoming the first major Western leader to visit the kingdom since journalist Jamal Khashoggi's 2018 murder.
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Ballon d'Or 2021: When And Where To Watch Live Telecast, Live Streaming
The much-awaited Ballon d'Or 2021 ceremony will be organised by the French Football Federation (FFF) where the best men's and women's football players will be adjudged after voting by journalists from around the world.
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Lionel Messi's Father Tells Spanish Media His Son Is Joining PSG
Asked by reporters at Barcelona's El Prat airport if Lionel Messi would later on Tuesday sign with the French club, Jorge Messi, who is also the player's agent, said: "Yes".
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French Agency Confirms Pegasus Hack, First Government Agency To Do So
France's national cyber-security agency ANSSI has confirmed the presence of Pegasus spyware on the phones of two journalists from the country's online investigative journal Mediapart, the publication reported on Thursday.
