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April 24, 2017 by France-Amérique

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Un soldat américain devant la justice, accusé du meurtre de trois Afghans L'audience d'un soldat américain accusé d'avoir organisé pour s'amuser le meurtre de trois civils afghans se poursuivait lundi aux Etats-Unis, en l'absence de la plupart des témoins, ayant […] Posted in Opinion
Les chefs d’États américain et français autour d’un repas en famille Au lendemain de sa venue en France, le président Nicolas Sarkozy s’envolait de nouveau vers les États-Unis pour honorer l’invitation à déjeuner non-officielle de son homologue […] Posted in Politic

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