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China Economy Market Photos Shanghai

The New York Times
At the Expo, Bearing Gifts All Over Again
SHANGHAI — General Motors expects three million people to visit its pavilion at the Shanghai World Expo. The chance to lure customers in what has become G.M.’s largest market this year... (photo: AP / Axel Heimken)

French President Nicolas Sarkozy gestures at his press conference at the G20 Summit at the Excel centre in London, Thursday, April 2, 2009. The objective of the London Summit is to bring the world's biggest economies together to help restore global economic growth through enhanced international coordination.

France Government Photos President Sarkozy

The Daily Mail
Sarkozy blames 'Anglo-Saxon financiers' for spreading rumours about his marriage as Dati protests her innocence
French president Nicolas Sarkozy has accused British financiers of being part of a 'plot' to destabilise his country's economy by spreading rumours his marriage was in crisis. The furious president is... (photo: AP / Alastair Grant)

view of sun and clouds and light during sunset on 28th Jan, 2010 - climate change

redOrbit
UN Seeking Way Forward With Climate Change
Countries are gathering this week to restore faith in the U.N. process for combating climate change after the bitter memories of the Copenhagen summit. Negotiators plan to meet in Bonn from Friday to... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)
Climate Copenhagen Environment Photos UN

French President Nicolas Sarkozy, right, speaks as French junior minister for employment Laurent Wauquiez, left, looks on, as they meet with employees during a visit at a Pole Emploi jobseekers office in Chatellerault, western France,Tuesday, March. 31, 2009 .

Indian Express
Affair gossip: Sarkozy declares war on journalists
Nicolas Sarkozy has unleashed a war against journalists who circulated gossip that he and his wife Carla Bruni-Sarkozy were having extra-marital affairs.... (photo: AP / Jacques Brinon, pool)
France Government Photos President Sarkozy

French President Nicolas Sarkozy gestures during a speech on the economy in Saint-Quentin, 180 kms (112 miles) north of Paris, Tuesday, March 24, 2009. President Nicolas Sarkozy returns to the political stump Tuesday to explain how his government is handling the economic crisis, amid growing discontent among both his fellow conservatives and the French public at large.

The Daily Mail
Dati denies spreading false rumours about love life of Carla Bruni and Nicolas Sarkozy as ...
France's former justice minister Rachida Dati today formally denied spreading false rumours about the love life of Nicolas Sarkozy and Carla Bruni. In the latest dramatic... (photo: AP / Michel Euler)
France Government Photos President Sarkozy

French President Nicolas Sarkozy walks with Frederick Mitterand, right, director of the French Academy, center, as French Culture Minister Christine Albanel follows, during his visit to the French Academy in Rome's Villa Medici, Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2009. Sarkozy met earlier with Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi when they signed an agreement Tuesday to cooperate on nuclear energy, paving the way for Italy's return to nuclear power after more than two decades.

The Siasat Daily
Sarkozy goes to war over affair gossip
Paris, April 06: President Nicolas Sarkozy has ordered a campaign of terror to punish those responsible for rumours which circulated last month on supposed tit-for-tat,... (photo: AP / Tiziana Fabi, pool)
France Paris Photos President Sarkozy

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, right, and his Lebanese counterpart Saad Hariri review a military guard of honour during a ceremony before their talks in Ankara, Turkey, Monday, Jan. 11, 2010.

The Siasat Daily
Diplomacy should settle Iran N-question: Erdogan
Paris, April 06: The crisis over Iran’s nuclear programme should be settled through diplomacy, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said in an interview published... (photo: AP / Burhan Ozbilici)
Diplomacy Iran Nuclear Photos Sanction

French Justice minister Rachida Dati delivers her speech as she attends the Congress of the Magistrates Unions, at the Paris court house Friday Oct. 19, 20

London Evening Standard
Rachida Dati denies leaking Carla Bruni and Nicolas Sarkozy 'affairs'
France's former justice minister Rachida Dati today denied spreading rumours that prime minister Nicolas Sarkozy and first lady Carla Bruni were both having affairs. A... (photo: AP / Remy de la Mauviniere)
France Photos Political President Women

Dashboard of 2003 Nissan Xtrail Wagon

The Times of India
Renault, Nissan and Daimler to seal alliance: Report
PARIS: French carmakers Renault are set to approve a deal to seal a strategic alliance with Germany's premium carmaker Daimler, at a special board meeting Tuesday, Le... (photo: WN / Arturo Ubaub)
Automaker Nissan Paris Photos Renault

Sarah, Duchess of York, center, and her daughters, Princess Beatrice, left, and Princess Eugenie, ri

The Daily Mail
Princess Eugenie's footloose and fancy-free again
Split up: Princess Eugenie has separated from six-months boyfriend Otto Brockway There will be a tinge of sadness when Princess Eugenie returns to university in two weeks... (photo: AP Photo Adam Butler)
Education Entertainment News Photos Social

Aravane Rezai from France returns a ball to Ukraine's Viktoriya Kutuzova during their first round match at Istanbul Cup tennis tournament in Istanbul, Turkey, Monday, July 27, 2009.(

USA Today
France's Rezai reaches second round in Marbella
Posted | Comment | Recommend | | | MARBELLA, Spain (AP) — Fourth-seeded Aravane Rezai of France advanced to the second round of the Andalucia... (photo: AP / Ibrahim Usta)
Champion Photos Sport Star Tennis

United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) peacekeepers patrolling in armored personnel carriers in Southern Lebanon.

Daily Star Lebanon
Sleiman: Israel not strong enough to attack Lebanon
By The Daily Star Tuesday, April 06, 2010 - Powered by BEIRUT: Israel is unable to attack Lebanon given the latter’s strength, President Michel Sleiman said on... (photo: UN file / Jorge Aramburu)
Hezbollah Israel Lebanon Photos War

Sport

	Juventus Striker David Trezeguet In Corinthians Link - Report Goal
	Andy Roddick outsmarts Tomas Berdych to earn title The Times
	How to... burn off those Easter egg calories The Daily Mail
	France Boss Raymond Domenech: Arsenal's Handling Of William Gallas 'Outrageous And Irresponsible' Goal

Health

	Current Anti-Soda Strategies Not Curbing Childhood Obesity PhysOrg
	Palin, Oprah: Politics and Celebrity NBC Washington
	GM lost 4.3 billion dollars since leaving bankruptcy (Roundup) m&c;
	Swine flu scare was exaggerated: WHO official Indian Express
	Healthier diet, exercise could prevent 80,000 cancer cases in Britain DNA India

Science

	Weak link between fruit, vegetable and low cancer risk The Hindu
	Developing Test To Warn Smokers Of Cancer Danger CBS News
	Test tells which smokers high cancer risk The Daily Telegraph Australia
	H.P. Says New Device Could Revolutionize Computer Chips The New York Times
	Insect-feeding Animals Have A Role In Plant Growth redOrbit

Paris Headlines

Alain Robert, French 'Spiderman,' Scales GDF-Suez Tower In P

Whitney Houston hospitalised in Paris

Whitney Houston hospitalized in Paris, cancels concerts

Spiderman Alain Robert climbs Paris' GDF Suez building

Boasson Hagen misses Paris-Roubaix through injury

Dave "Devilfish" Ulliott Returns to Paris to Defend Euro Fin

Morton's Jacksonville: great food, fantastic service, reason

Audit Notes: Predators on the Block, iPad Pushback, Reuters

Picky baboons develop a taste for pinot noir (but merlot jus

Ahead of the Bell: Analyst downgrades NICE

Goafest: India’s answer to Cannes Advertising Festival

In Celebration of the Upcoming Cannes Film Festival Season a

'Robin Hood' to open Cannes

One of Cannes's darlings scoops six prizes at Romanian award

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Air France strikes flight deal with Vietnam Airlines

A pedestrian walks past the Greek Stock Exchange in Athens, Thursday, Jan. 14, 2010

Greek debt crisis: pushing more European integration?

Sanofi Aventis

Sanofi-Aventis settles lawsuits with 3 makers of generic cancer drug Eloxatin

Web: Lufthansa to fly Airbus A380 to SA for World Cup Business Report
Coffee war brewing as Nestlé rivals launch exclusive espress Business Report
Renault, Nissan, Daimler unveil co-operation deal Business Report
EU safety net not quite enough to break Greek fall Taipei Times
Investors Playing Defense Heighten Greek Debt Woes Wall Street Journal
Jane Asher: 'I remember how wicked I felt the first time I w The Daily Mail
Renault, Nissan and Daimler sign up for green car-share deal The Independent
Turkish, Israeli premiers trade criticism The Press Democrat
Switzerland threatens tax cheats using insurance 'wrappers' The Times of India
Towards a Sustainable Security in the Maghreb: an Opportunit redOrbit
Turkish premier Erdogan blames Israel for Mideast insecurity KDVR
Germany Contracted in First Quarter: OECD Wall Street Journal
Daimler, Nissan sign agreement The Times of India
Beijing in for Iran talks Hong Kong Standard
Karen Francis named CEO at AcademixDirect Business Journal
Renault, Nissan and Daimler unite to take on global giants The Times of India
AcademixDirect names chairman, CEO Business Journal
European Stocks Edge Lower Wall Street Journal
HomeAway launches real estate marketplace Business Journal
Renault-Nissan, Daimler announce strategic cooperation (4th m&c;

Mauritius.

Politics of hope in Mauritius

Canned Food - Ham

On Wine: What to pour with that ham or lamb?

French President Nicolas Sarkozy, center, welcomes Portugese Prime Minister Jose Socrates , left, at the opening of the symposium: New World New Capitalism, held in Paris, Thursday Jan. 7, 2010. Standing at right is French immigration minister Eric Besson.

I despise anonymous internet rumours, Bruni-Sarkozy says (Roundup)

French investors see stability a key attraction The Star
Buddying up online Khaleej Times
The 15 Startups I Would Invest In If I Had The Cash Business Insider
Plyce, The French Version Of Foursquare Raises $400,000 Business Insider
Meet France's New And Awesome Super Angels Business Insider
France opens gambling industry to competition with online be National Post
World News Quick Take Taipei Times
B-movie dreck from Turkey finds new life on the web Daily Star Lebanon
Turkey's much-derided super heroes make Internet comeback Breitbart
Europe's Safety Net for Greece Fails the Test The New York Times
Turkey's super heroes make Internet comeback Middle East Online
New URI president to celebrate life of mind The Providence Journal
Pittsburgh Represented in Cross-Cultural Online Journal Ceri The Examiner
France Telecom, Deutsche Telekom merge in UK Siliconvalley online
Sony Entertainment’s Crackle.com Launches Acclaimed Internat The Examiner
Britain to Slash Mobile Network Fee The New York Times
France Telecom, Deutsche Telekom complete merger to create U Breitbart
Sanofi-Aventis settles 3 lawsuits over Eloxatin Philadelphia Daily News
Billionaire uncorks new lawsuit over rare wine The Examiner
U.S. man in web child-buying case at Ont. hearing CBC

French President Nicolas Sarkozy gestures while speaking during a media conference at an EU summit in Brussels, Friday June 22, 2007. German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Thursday urged Poland and Britain to give up their staunch opposition to key parts of

Officials sleuthing after Sarkozy infidelity-rumour "conspiracy"

French President Nicolas Sarkozy gestures while speaking during a media conference at an EU summit in Brussels, Friday June 22, 2007. German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Thursday urged Poland and Britain to give up their staunch opposition to key parts of

France probes into source of Sarkozy affairs rumours

French President Nicolas Sarkozy, left, standing by an electric car, listens to technical chief JeanTherme, foreground center, as French Agriculture Minister Michel Barnier, second right at rear, and French Junior Minister for Ecology Chantal Jouanno, third left at rear, look on, during a visit to the National Institute of Solar Energy, or INES, in Le Bourget du Lac, French Alps, Tuesday June 9, 2009.

Probe launched into source of Sarkozy affairs rumours

Iran president attacks Obama on nuclear "threat" Khaleej Times
Marriage rumours not a plot against us: Carla Bruni New Straits/Business Times
US nuclear policy doomed to fail: Iran The News International
French First Lady Quells Talk of Plot Wall Street Journal
'Russia Against Napoleon' The New York Times
Why the rumours about Sarkozy refuse to go away The Independent
Hariri: Municipal elections will be held on time Daily Star Lebanon
Erdogan Calls Israel 'Principal Threat' to Middle East Peace Wall Street Journal
France and Turkey agree to disagree over EU entry The Star
Erdogan: Israel is 'main threat to Mideast peace' Middle East Online
Israel is 'main threat to Middle East peace': Turkey The Siasat Daily
Ask Tom - your travel dilemmas answered The Guardian
Chinese TV stations to avoid English abbreviations in progra Newstrack India
University Challenge The Guardian
Lebanon looks for cover of Hariri assassination Middle East Online
China bans English abbreviations on television Deccan Chronicle
It's a sure bet: Alberto Contador will win 2010 Tour de Fran The Examiner
Chinese TV stations told to stop using English phrases China Daily
Remembering the victims of coal mine disasters The Examiner
The Arab French connection survives it all and still thrives Khaleej Times

Special Police force ( OMON ) officers block a square outside Lubyanka subway station in downtown Moscow on Monday, March 29, 2010.

Putin vows to 'destroy' Metro terrorists

Commuters on a subway train injured by a blast which took place at the Park Kultury subway station wait for medical care just outside the station shortly after the explosion, Moscow, Monday, March 29, 2010.

Reaction to the Bombing

Police officers evacuate people from Park Kultury subway station in downtown Moscow on Monday, March 29, 2010.

West pledges help after 'hateful' Moscow attacks

Nicolas Sarkozy's Spokesman Pierre Charon Calls For 'Campaig Huffington Post
Global Ideas DW English
The Burqa of Fear, Terror and Subjugation Khaleej Times
Malaysia Passes Law to Curb Nuclear Trafficking The New York Times
Iraq on alert after deadly embassy blasts Daily Star Lebanon
France suspends arms supply to Pakistan The Times of India
French police fired first in clash that killed officer: ETA Breitbart
Revealed: US firm issues British visas... and MPs were not t The Daily Mail
Belgian committee intends to ban the burka The Examiner
'Osama misinterpreted jihad fatwa' Zeenews
Belgium moves to become first European country to ban the bu The Daily Mail
Remarks by President Obama and President Sarkozy of France d The White House
Belgium set to become first European country to ban the burk The Daily Mail
Muslim scholars recast jihadists' favourite fatwa The Star
G8 ministers pressure Iran, Afghanistan Khaleej Times
Sarkozy joins Obama in condemning settlements The News & Observer
Israel Threatens Lebanon ... Again Newsvine
AT WAR: Karzai Increasingly Spurning US's Influence Huffington Post
Suicide bombers in Moscow subways while Russia has been aimi The Examiner
Two bombings on Moscow metro kill 38 Taipei Times

U.S. film director Woody Allen gestures as he promotes his new film "Vicky Cristina Barcelona", in Barcelona, Spain, Saturday, Sept. 20, 2008.

Woody Allen replaces Carla Bruni with Marion Cotillard in his new film

Woody Allen

Woody Allen drops Carla Bruni, ropes in Marion Cotillard for next

French actress Marion Cotillard reacts to winning the Oscar for best actress for her work in "La Vie en Rose" the 80th Academy Awards Sunday, Feb. 24, 2008, in Los Angeles.

Carla Bruni 'humiliated' as Woody Allen decides Marion Cotillard is true French first lady

French first lady dismisses rumors of infidelity China Daily
France's first lady dismisses rumors of infidelity in presid Star Tribune
Hear New Caribou Album Now Chart Magazine
Houston postpones start of European tour CBC
Whitney Houston hospitalized in Paris, cancels concert dates Canada Dot Com
Gerard Butler dating French reporter Gulf News
Whitney Houston in hospital with respiratory problems as she The Daily Mail
James Bond offered starring role in Versailles The Guardian
Whitney Houston postpones more dates after illness DNA India
Whitney Houston postpones gig due to illness Newstrack India
Illness makes Whitney Houston to postpone UK tour Newstrack India
Whitney Houston is admitted to hospital, reports say BBC News
Gerard Butler dating French TV presenter? The Times of India
Altitude Festival, Méribel Auditorium, France The Independent
Michael Nyman - relishing the fight The Times
Paris offers 007 a licence to kill at the Palace of Versaill The Times
Rufus Wainwright Now Battling For Gay Marriage Chart Magazine
The Lady and the Duke (PG-13) Hollywood
French festival to celebrate resurgence of TV series The Independent
Cancer Bats Touring With Every Time I Die, Norma Jean Chart Magazine

People enter a job center in Berlin, Tuesday, Jan. 5, 2010. The number of unemployed in Germany rose in December by 60,000 amid the global economic downturn, pushing the jobless rate up to 7.8 percent, according to official figures released on Tuesday. The Federal Labor Office said the German unemployment rate grew by 0.2 percentage points from the previous month. A total of 3.276 million people were without jobs in Germany at the end of last year.

Unemployment and Inflation Inch Up in Europe

A scientist of the European Organization for Nuclear Research, CERN, celebrates with champagne in the SMS experiment control room at their headquarter outside Geneva, Switzerland, Tuesday, March 30, 2010.

CORRECTED - CERN scientists closer to understanding Big Bang

French workers attempt to clean oil from the beach at Le Croisic, western France, in this Jan. 7, 2000 file picture, three weeks after the tanker "Erika" broke in two off Britanny, France. The "Erika," a tanker leased by Total, was carrying fuel oil owned by a division of the company when it split in two and sank in rough seas on Dec. 12, 1999 off western France, spewing nearly 22,000 tons of oil into the Atlantic. All 26 crew members were saved. The Erika trial wrapped up Wednesday June 13 2007 with speeches by the defense. and lasted over four months. The verdict is not expected before January 2008.

Fine Upheld Against Total in 1999 Oil Spill

New Headache for Total of France The New York Times
Investigation targets French oil giant in food for oil bribe m&c;
Iran says any oil sanctions would hurt West, Reliance not to The Times of India
Iran says any oil sanctions would hurt West The Star
Chemical exposure 'raises risk of cancer' Independent online (SA)
French court upholds oil spill ruling against Total The Star
Sudan looks to the sun for power PhysOrg
Stocks give up steep gains on renewed Greece woes The Examiner
GLOBAL MARKETS-Treasuries, euro sink on renewed debt fears The Guardian
European stocks track Wall Street higher Philadelphia Daily News
GlaxoSmithKline gets a timely pick-me-up from Barack Obama's The Times
Banks, oils and miners lead European shares lower The Guardian
Q+A - The West pushes for new U.N. sanctions on Iran The Star
European Markets at Highest Levels Since 2008 Wall Street Journal
EU warns Germany, France, Spain, Italy and Netherlands they Star Tribune
A look at global economic developments Newsvine
Europe stocks rally as Greece debt fears ease The Guardian
Britain set to lose clash with France, other nations on new Star Tribune
Need to know: PepsiCo to buy stock ... Bunzl buys Weita ... The Times
Resource Stocks Weigh on European Markets Wall Street Journal

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