On The Subject Of France News
Lizzie asks…
What are some current news events in France?
Its for a project. I need 3 current news events happening in France.
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On The Subject Of France News Usa
Helen asks…
Been watching the news ?? How soon will USA France and Israel Attack Iran ?
What other countries will join ??
Conventional or none conventional ??
It took two weeks to do away with Iraq, so Iran will last 3, and all that before none conventionals.
Is there a shelter in your house ??
Sissi, are you a she or ????
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Categories: Questions Tags: Asia, France, International relations, Iran, Iranian Plateau, Politics, Politics of Iran, Stewart McIntosh, Western Asia
On The Subject Of France Politics
Richard asks…
How do you explain the twist of France in politics?
Historically France has opposed the east so disciplined, they have porsecuted its own people if suspected information delivery toward. (Captain Dreyfuss, etc.)
Now they have a president of hungarian name :Sarkozy
I think some idiots picking on me as beneath without an e-mail communication.
France has had uncounted wars against the east nations of it, even against russia.
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Categories: Questions Tags: Anne Lauvergeon, Areva, Chanel, culture, France, Politics, Stewart McIntosh, Water industry
On The Subject Of France Politics 2010
George asks…
Has the UK got a ‘proud history of dissent’?
“Many thousands have protested in France against cuts; we have a proud history of dissent in Britain, so why aren’t we on the streets?”
http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2010/oct/19/protest-against-cuts-french
Is it because of our tolerant nature & culture?
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Categories: Questions Tags: European Union, Fitna, Geert Wilders, International reaction to Fitna, Islam, Islam in the Netherlands, Party for Freedom, Politics, Religion
On The Subject Of France Politics 19th Century
Linda asks…
Someone to research in 19-20 century France?
I’m doing a project for french class & I have to pick a person or brand (eg-Chanel) or something to study in detail. My presentation only has to be 15 minutes. Anyone have any suggestions?!
(i was thinking someone in politics, but if you had ANY suggestions they’d be appreciated!)
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Categories: Questions Tags: 2nd millennium, America, France, French people, Hip, League of Nations, Medicinal plants, Military, oil, Opioids, Opium, Politics, United Kingdom, Vietnam
On The Subject Of Driving In France Roads
Paul asks…
Driving in France with a clear view?
First of only people who know the answer and not guessing the answer i am going to france in a couple of weeks i will be driving over there in my own car the thing is my car has tinted windows do they allow cars with tinted windows on there roads or is it illegal to drive with tinted Windows on french roads
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Categories: Motoring Tags: Autoroutes of France, driving, France, Hospitality/Recreation, Politics, Right- and left-hand traffic, Road transport, Stewart McIntosh, Toll road
Libya Unrest Shocks Markets
Libya tensions sent fresh shockwaves across financial markets on Thursday, as equities fell, oil soared close to $120 and the dollar plunged to a record low against the safe-haven Swiss franc.
Europe’s main stock markets extended recent losses, with sentiment plagued by Libya where leader Moamer Kadhafi is clinging onto power but his opponents appear to be in control of swathes of the nation.
Categories: News Tags: Africa, Business/Finance, Chadian-Libyan conflict, Libya, Middle East, Muammar al-Gaddafi, oil, Pan-Africanism, Petroleum industry, Political science, Politics, Price of petroleum
Statement by Michèle Alliot-Marie
The Security Council did not succeed in reaching an agreement this evening on the draft resolution. I regret it.
France is tirelessly pursuing any means that might revive the peace process based on the agreed-upon fundamentals.
As President Sarkozy has said, Israel’s security will only be truly guaranteed when an independent, democratic and viable Palestinian State exists alongside it. Such a peace will come about through the recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of both States, a border negotiated on the basis of the 1967 lines, and exchanges of territory making it possible to build two viable States.
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Bill Gates To Help Africa
As G20 finance minsters meet in Paris, Bill Gates has been charged with finding ways to raise funds for the poorest countries by French president Nicolas Sarkozy.
French president Nicolas Sarkozy has commissioned the Microsoft founder and billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates to examine new ways of raising cash for the world’s poorest countries, as G20 finance ministers gather in Paris.
Siege of the Chamber of Deputies
PARIS, 6 FEBRUARY 1934
I am telephoning you from a besieged fortress. No one can leave the Chamber of Deputies. The whole district on the south side of the river adjoining the Chamber is cordoned off by police, and as I speak thousands of rioters are attempting to break through the barricade of police vans on the Pont de la Concorde and get into the Chamber.
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Categories: Famous France Tags: Édouard Daladier, France, French people, French Third Republic, Gaston Doumergue, M. Daladier, Paris, Politics, Politics of France, War/Conflict