France
French Youths Clash With Police, June 19, 2008, AFP
France Says Tough Immigration Policies Are Working, June 19, 2008, Reuters
For Blacks in France, Obama’s Rise Is Reason to Rejoice, and to Hope, June 17, 2008, International Herald Tribune
Bride’s Virginity a White Lie, June 9, 2008, The Age (Melbourne)
Bardot Convicted of Promoting Racial Hatred in France, June 3, 2008, Belfast Telegraph
Solving Europe's Population Crisis, May 1, 2008, BBC News
In France, Prisons Filled With Muslims, April 29, 2008, Washington Post
Brigitte Bardot in Race Hate Row, April 16, 2008, London Telegraph
Sarkozy Voices ‘Support’ for Dutch PM in Anti-Islam Film Row, March 7, 2008, AFP
The Well-Dressed Girl Gangs of Paris Ready to Stab Rivals in Disputes Over Boys, February 25, 2008, London Times
National Suicide and Demographic Decline in France, January 30, 2008, MajorityRights.com
France Clamps Down on Illegal Immigrants, January 22, 2008, KalingaTimes (Orissa, India)
Cars Torched in ‘Calm’ NYE in France, January 3, 2008, Reuters
A Judge Warns: France Should Prepare for Civil War, December 7, 2007, Brussels Journal
Riots Point to Racially Divided France, December 3, 2007, AP
Sarko Meets Parents of Murdered Woman, November 30, 2007, Brussels Journal
French Leader: Thug Culture Caused Riots, November 30, 2007, AP
Youths Riot for 3rd Night Outside Paris, November 27, 2007, AP
Rioting French Youths Demand ‘Truth’, November 26, 2007, The Australian (Sydney)
Contested French Immigration Bill Passes, October 24, 2007, AP
Humiliation for Le Pen as Party is Forced to Sell HQ, October 10, 2007, Independent (London)
Sarkozy Speechwriter ‘Racist’, October 9, 2007, AFP
Dozens of Youths Attack Police Patrol, Set Fire to Community Center in Northeast France, October 5, 2007, AP
France Approves Migrant DNA Tests, October 5, 2007, BBC News
Sarkozy’s Whirlwind Beginning Fails to Reach Immigrant Suburbs, September 25, 2007, Bloomberg.com
French Plan to Screen DNA of Visa-Seekers Draws Anger, September 21, 2007, Washington Post
France Worried About Shortfall In Deportation Of Illegals, September 13, 2007, AFP
French 'Not Quite Ready' To Elect Minorities To Parliament, June 13, 2007, Expatica
Good News For France—Bad News For The Front National, June 12, 2007, BNP
France Sets Quotas For Immigrant Arrests, June 5, 2007, AP
Migrants Offered Money To Go, May 24, 2007, News24 (Cape Town)
New Ministry Says France Will Not Offer Mass Amnesty To Illegal Immigrants, May 23, 2007, All Headline News
Sarkozy Stays Ahead After TV Presidential Debate, May 3, 2007, Reuters
French Ghettos Mobilise For Election, May 2, 2007, BBC News
Muslim Women In France Regain Virginity In Clinics, April 30, 2007, Reuters
France’s Sarkozy Leads Royal For May Election, April 23, 2007, Reuters
Immigration, National Identity Take Center Stage in French Presidential Campaign, April 20, 2007, Chosun Ilbo (S. Korea)
French Asians Reach Out To Election Candidates, April 19, 2007, Expatica
French Election Is Key Test For Le Pen, April 17, 2007, AP
French North Africans Want Brakes On Immigration, April 17, 2007, Expatica
Sarkozy Accused Of Moving Closer To Far-Right Leader Le Pen, April 13, 2007,
French Election Puts Spotlight On Slums, April 11, 2007,
Le Pen Gains As French Presidential Campaign Starts, April 10, 2007, AP
Jews for Le Pen, April 2, 2007, Haaretz
Riots Enter French Politics, March 28, 2007, Guardian (Manchester)
French Identity Crisis In Tussle For National Vote, March 27, 2007, Telegraph (London)
Court Rules Muhammad Cartoons Not Abusive, March 23, 2007, AP
Le Pen Secures Place In French Election, March 15, 2007, Expatica (Haarlem, Netherlands)
French Candidate Decried on Immigration, March 13, 2007, AP
Sarkozy Wants Le Pen In Poll Race, March 6, 2007, BBC News
France’s Le Pen: Longshot Political Bid, February 28, 2007, AP
Paris Court Takes Up Muslim Cartoon Case, February 9, 2007, Christian Science Monitor
Muslims Converts Face Ostracism In France, February 8, 2007, Zee News (India)
French Blacks: J’Accuse Racism, February 5, 2007, Washington Times
French Politician Out Over Race Comments, January 29, 2007, AP
French Muslim Jailed For Attacking Gynaecologist, January 26, 2007, Reuters
Threatened French Teacher Quits Teaching, January 25, 2007, Jihad Watch
In Officially Colorblind France, Blacks Have a Dream—And Now a Lobby, January 12, 2007, Christian Science Monitor
French Judge Bars Group’s Pork Soup Plan, January 8, 2007, AP
Hundreds Of Cars Set On Fire In Annual Ritual For Poor Suburbs, January 3, 2007, Times (London)
Niger Brings Racism Case Against French Writer, December 20, 2006, Reuters
Le Pen Plays The Race Card Again, December 14, 2006, Telegraph (London)
Sarkozy Pledges Tough Immigration Line, December 13, 2006, Reuters
French Police The Target In Urban Guerrilla War, December 1, 2006, Reuters
Slam Poets Will Rap at The Louvre, November 9, 2006, AP
Le Pen Plots Surprise After Poll Boost, November 6, 2006, Times (London)
Paris Airport Bars 72 Employees, November 3, 2006, BBC News
Ongoing ‘Intifada’ In France Has Injured 2,500 Police In 2006, October 31, 2006, WorldTribune.com
Youths Burn Hundreds Of Cars In France, October 30, 2006, EuroNews
Youths Torch 3 Buses In Suburban Paris, October 27, 2006, AP
Immigrant Youths March Through Paris, October 25, 2006, AP
France Devises A Baby Boom As Europe Ages, October 18, 2006, Washington Post
Muslims Are Waging Civil War Against Us, Claims Police Union, October 5, 2006, Daily Telegraph (UK)
Teacher Who Attacked Islam: ‘Alone And Abandoned’, September 29, 2006, AFP
Police Sweep Paris Suburb After Attack, September 26, 2006, AP
Rights Group Fears ‘Racial Profiling’ In New Study, September 7, 2006, AFP
Chaotic Gym Fuels French 2007 Immigration Debate, September 1, 2006, Reuters
Africans In French Hunger Strike, August 29, 2006, BBC News
Deportees Condemn ‘Racist’ Forced Evacuation, August 24, 2006, AFP
Tension As Party Goes Flat On Champs Elysees, July 11, 2006, AFP
France Gives Ground on Deporting Children, June 7, 2006, AFP
Fresh Clashes in Paris Raise Fears of Summer of Discontent, May 31, 2006, Times (London)
Rapper on Trial for Taking a Liberté, May 30, 2006, Times (London)
Le Pen and French Far Right Achieve Record Popularity, May 22, 2006, Telegraph (London)
Campaigners Defy Sarkozy Plan to Deport Schoolchildren, May 22, 2006, Guardian (London)
Le Pen Convicted of Inciting Racial Hatred, May 11, 2006, Ireland Online
France Commemorates Slave Trade Victims, May 10, 2006, AP
Sarkozy Reaches Out to Far-Right Voters, April 25, 2006, Guardian (London)
Extreme Right Scores Highly in French Survey, April 21, 2006, EuroNews
Woman Jailed for Paris ‘Slavery’, April 6, 2006, BBC News
Muslim Neighbours Force Censorship on Paris Cafe, March 31, 2006, AFP
French Government Eyes ‘Le Baby Boom’, March 30, 2006, BBC News
Sarkozy Pushes Ahead With New Immigration Plan, March 30, 2006, AFP
Rift Emerges Among Young Haves and Have-Nots in France, March 28, 2006, Los Angeles Times
Horror . . . Mob of Thugs Attack an Innocent Woman Caught up in Rioting, March 27, 2006, Sun (London)
Survey: French Becoming More Racist, March 22, 2006, Reuters
France Gets its First Black TV Presenter After Chirac Pressure, March 9, 2006, Independent (London)
France’s ‘Racist’ Soup Kitchens Shut Down, February 20, 2006, Telegraph (London)
French Swing Behind Sarko’s Revolution, February 14, 2006, Times (London)
France Resists Evangelicals, February 13, 2006, Reuters
Sarkozy Unveils New Laws to Expel Foreign Workers, February 7, 2006, Telegraph (London)
French Firm Tests Colorblind Hiring, February 3, 2006, Washington Post
France to Remember Victims of Slavery with May Holiday, January 31, 2006, Scotsman (Edinburgh)
French Crackdown on ‘Racist Soup’, January 25, 2006, BBC News
The Great Train Razzia, January 19, 2006, Tech Central Station
Caribbean Slave Descendants Sue French Philosopher, January 11, 2006, AFP
Chirac Wants to Recruit More ‘Immigrant’ Civil Servants, January 9, 2006, AFP
Gang Terrorizes Train In France, January 5, 2006, AFP
Sarkozy Call to Help Minorities, December 29, 2005, BBC News
Europe’s Migrant Elephant, December 20, 2005, UPI
‘Bonapartism Looms’ in France, December 20, 2005, UPI
Chirac Supports Day to Remember Slavery, December 16, 2005, Reuters
Napoleon’s Greatest Victory Sets Citizen Against Citizen, December 12, 2005, Sunday Herald (Scotland)
Should Hip Hop Take The Rap For Rioting?, December 9, 2005, Telegraph (London)
France’s Sarkozy Backs Beleaguered Finkielkraut over Muslim Riot Comments, December 8, 2005, Haaretz (Jerusalem)
The Riot Act, December 7, 2005, Tech Central Station
Interior Minister Tests Affirmative Action in French Higher Education, December 6, 2005, American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers website
French PM Unveils Plans to Help Youths After Riots, December 1, 2005, Reuters
France: Interior Minister Aims for 25,000 Expulsions In 2006, November 30, 2005, ADNKronosInternational
French PM: ‘Urgent’ Reform Needed, November 29, 2005, CNN
UN Takes Hard Look At French Deportation Order, November 29, 2005, AFP
Worse than the Riots Themselves?, November 28, 2005, Jared Taylor, AR News Exclusive
What Sort Of Frenchmen Are They?, November 23, 2005, Haaretz.com
French Violence ‘Back to Normal’, November 21, 2005, BBC News
French Rising Star Pushes Ethnic Deal, November 18, 2005, The Age (Melbourne)
Sarkozy to Urge Migration Shake-Up, November 17, 2005, Financial Times (London)
French Rappers’ Prophecies Come True, November 16, 2005, BBC News
Sarkozy Shines Amid Controversy, November 16, 2005, BBC News
What France Really Thinks, November 15, 2005, UPI
Next French Revolution: A Less Colorblind Society, November 14, 2005, Christian Science Monitor
Fed-Up French Insist Crackdown is Overdue, November 14, 2005, Dallas Morning News
French TV Boss Admits Censoring Riot Coverage, November 11, 2005, Guardian (London)
Chirac Says France Needs to Do More on Integration, November 10, 2005, Bloomberg
Is Le Pen Ruling France?, November 10, 2005, UPI
Far-Right Leader: Riots Only the Start, November 9, 2005, AP
France’s Sarkozy Orders Foreign Rioters Expelled, November 9, 2005, Reuters
Widow Blames Minister in Death of Husband, November 9, 2005, The Age (Melbourne)
Villepin Acknowledges a Racial Divide, November 8, 2005, AP
The Barbarians at the Gates of Paris, November 8, 2005, City Journal
French Riots Hit 274 Towns, Spread Abroad, November 7, 2005, AP
New Waves of Arson Attacks Hit Paris Suburbs; Unrest Spreads to Other Towns, November 4, 2005, AP
Violence Intensifies in Suburbs of Paris, November 3, 2005, AP
Chirac Appeals for Calm as Paris Suburbs Endure Sixth Night of Violence, November 2, 2005, FoxNews
Youths Riot for Second Night in Paris Suburb, October 31, 2005, Reuters
Islamic Extremism Hikes France Investment Risk-MIG, October 18, 2005, Reuters
Homegrown Gangstas, September 26, 2005, Weekly Standard
Middle-Class French Mothers Will Be Paid to Start Le Baby Boom, September 21, 2005, Telegraph (London)
Minister Sparks Anger Over French Birthright Laws, September 19, 2005, Reuters
Immigration: France Expels 13,000 Illegal Immigrants, September 13, 2005, Morocco Times (Casablanca)
Good ‘Beurger’: Fast-Food Joint Caters to France’s Muslims, August 8, 2005, AP
France’s Polygamy Problem, August 2, 2005, Deutsche Welle
French Prisons Teeming With Muslims, July 19, 2005, Islam Online
France to Bring in Immigrant Quota System, June 13, 2005, Financial Times (London)
‘Race Killing’ Sparks French Riot, May 31, 2005, BBC News
The Islamization of French Schools, May 17, 2005, Weekly Standard
France To Tighten Migrant Rules, May 12, 2005, BBC News
France: Petition Denouncing Reverse Racism Prompts Debate, April 11, 2005, ADNKronosInternational
Mugged by la Réalité, April 6, 2005, Weekly Standard
Child Immigrants Test France, February 10, 2005, BBC News
Liberte, Egalite, Affirmative Action, January 27, 2005, Businessweek
Immigrant Squatters Shame Paris, January 27, 2005, Telegraph (London)
France and Germany Offer Strong Support To Turkey, October 29, 2004, EUObserver
Muslim Cleric Deported Again From France, October 8, 2004, AP
French Muslims Alienated Over Head Scarves, September 3, 2004, AP
France ‘Forming Ethnic Ghettoes’, July 8, 2004, Caroline Wyatt, BBC News