Syrian rights group says military operations against anti-government protesters in a central region have killed five people.
by Reuters and The Associated Press 0 comments
Syrian rights group says military operations against anti-government protesters in a central region have killed five people.
by Reuters and The Associated Press 0 comments
Prominent French Muslim leaders meet with Noam Shalit in Paris; last week, Noam Shalit thanked 11 American Muslim leaders for sending letter to Hamas calling for release of Gilad Shalit.
by Shlomo Shamir 7 comments
Alain Juppe singles out Russia for preventing the imposition of harsher sanctions against Assad regime, due to Kremlin's unwillingness to approve them in United Nations Security Council.
by DPA 0 comments
Roland Dumas, long-time opponent of Sarkozy, visits Libya will goal of 'unmasking assassins' behind the NATO air strikes.
by Reuters 1 comments
The former IMF chief pays tribute to his wife, family and friends, denying allegations of sexual assault, saying he wishes to devote all his 'strength, time, energy' to proving his innocence
by Reuters 1 comments
Dominique Strauss-Kahn continues to deny allegations he assaulted a 32-year-old maid in a New York hotel, saying he wishes to devote all his 'strength, time and energy' to proving his innocence.
by Reuters 16 comments
Dominique Strauss-Kahn, a potential candidate for French presidency, was arrested at JFK airport after allegedly assaulting a maid in his $3,000-a-night suite at a Times Square hotel.
by Reuters 16 comments
The U.S. pledge came after France and Britain said they would send military advisers to help the rebels improve their organization and communications.
by The Associated Press 10 comments
Allies have stopped short of explicitly endorsing NATO political leadership of the mission, which they fear could be a hard sell for NATO member Turkey and undercut shaky Arab support.
by Reuters 0 comments
France launches first attack on Gadhafi forces near rebel stronghold Benghazi hours after world leaders agree to force Gadhafi to respect UN resolution demanding a cease-fire.
by News Agencies 21 comments
Both United States and France strengthen ties with opponents of Libyan leader Muammar Gadhafi; Libya cuts diplomatic ties with France.
by News Agencies 4 comments
Cristophe Bigot attributed the year-over-year drop to a sharp rise in 2009 in the wake of Operation Cast Lead.
by Nir Hasson 2 comments
Under French law, making anti-Semitic remarks can be punishable by up to six months in prison; Galliano vigorously denies allegations of making anti-Semitic insult at Paris bar.
by The Associated Press 31 comments
Demonstrators say infuriated over comments by Michele Alliot-Marie in support of Gilad Shalit; member of Alliot-Marie's entourage hit in the head.
by Yanir Yagna, The Associated Press and Haaretz Service 35 comments
While in Jerusalem, Michele Alliot-Marie is expected to meet with the parents of the Gilad Shalit, the Israeli soldier that has been held captive in Gaza since 2006; Shalit is a French citizen.
by DPA 10 comments
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