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French Far-right leader Marine Le Pen made it clear she would not be voting for either candidate in the country's presidential run-off.
Le Pen appealed to her supporters to cast a blank ballot on Sunday‚ to send a warning to candidates Nicolas Sarkozy and Francois Hollande.
[Interview : Marine Le Pen‚ Leader
National Front]
"So I have no confidence in‚ nor will I give a mandate to these two candidates‚ one of whom wants the right to win‚ the other the left to win; a united message which has meant that France has lost for thirty years. On Sunday‚ I'll cast a blank ballot‚ and in June I'll vote 'bleu-marine'."
Le Pen‚ a former 2012 presidential candidate herself‚ scored close to 18 percent in the first round‚ remarkable for a candidate of the National Front.
Recent polls suggest that Hollande is likely to beat incumbent President Nicolas Sarkozy in Sunday's vote.
A New York judge ruled Tuesday that a hotel maid's lawsuit‚ accusing former International Monetary Fund chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn of sexual assault‚ would move ahead.
The judge rejected Stauss-Kahn's claim of diplomatic immunity.
In France‚ Strauss-Kahn‚ once a leading candidate in presidential elections‚ is now being investigated for his alleged involvement in a French prostitution ring.
A British parliamentary committee has concluded that News Corp. chief Rupert Murdoch showed 'wilful blindness' to the illegal phone hacking by two of his UK-based newspapers.
[Interview : Tom Watson‚ Labour MP & Member
Culture‚ Media and Sport Committee]
"In the view of the majority of committee members‚ Rupert Murdoch is not fit to run an international company like BSKYB. I am personally disappointed that some members didn't feel sufficiently convinced or confident to hold the most powerful to account."
More than 20 former and current employees have been arrested in connection with the phone hacking allegations at News Corp.
Despite a counter-coup‚ Mali's junta leader Captain Amadou Sanogo says his forces are very much in control.
[Interview : Amadou Sanogo‚ Junta Leader] "It has nothing to do it was an internal problem that we are managing and I think that the government will come back with more details."
The pro-junta forces in Mali took control of the anti-junta military base after two days of fighting in the capital of Bamako.
An estimated 40 people were injured‚ on both sides‚ as a result of this conflict.
Pia Kim‚ Arirang News.
Reporter : purefolly@arirang.co.kr

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