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Global News Blog Don't let strangers in, even in Paris

When a man in work clothes showed up at her door, the Monitor's Europe bureau chief let him inside. But fortunately, he didn't get a chance to pull off a well-known Parisian scam.

As Europe struggles, the Franco-German alliance turns testy

The Guns at Last Light

Global News Blog Friendly with the Dalai Lama? Good luck talking with Beijing

Olive Press Fashionable – and thrifty – amid fire in southern Israel

Global News Blog Maternal worries about France's 'maternelle' schools

Hollande's popularity hits new lows after a year at France's helm

Unhappy with your life? You might be French.

Global News Blog The Paris beat: not all chocolat et fromage

Stir It Up! Cookbook review: How to Boil an Egg (+video)

Global News Blog Switzerland shuts the door on EU migrants: A new 'us vs. them' in Europe?

French embassy bombing hits embassy and innocent neighbors

France approves gay marriage after surprisingly violent debate

Terrorism & Security Israel charges Syria with lethal chemical weapons use

In Morocco, activists struggle to keep protest fervor alive

For former Iranian 'terrorists,' a warm Washington welcome

Kerry makes no further U.S. commitments in Syria

Energy Voices Paris Marathon captures energy of runners' footsteps

In Mali, a war ends but instability lingers

Hasta luego, Mexico: The Monitor's Latin America bureau chief signs off

Chapter & Verse Grand Central Station turns 100

Stocks rise on strong auto sales, factory orders

Rio gang-rape spotlights problem faced by developing-world cities

Global News Blog French in Mali face Islamist insurgency of unknown strength

In Mali fight, Chad proves a powerful partner for France