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'City Beautiful' Says 'Bienvenue' To French President Hollande
'Bienvenue' or 'welcome', say the boards put up along the road to Chandigarh's Capitol complex and the Rock Garden. These are two of venues that will welcome French President Franois Hollande when he lands in Chandigarh this afternoon on a three-day visit to India.
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India and France Look To the Sun to Save the Planet
India and France on Monday launched an international alliance seeking to mobilise more than a trillion dollars by 2030 and deliver clean, solar energy to some of the planet's poorest.
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In Response to 'Army of Fanatics', Francois Hollande Vows 'More Songs'
President Francois Hollande vowed Friday to destroy the "army of fanatics" behind the Paris attacks but also said France would respond with more songs, concerts and shows, as the nation paused to honour the 130 killed.
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Barack Obama Says Paris Killings an 'Attack on the Civilised World'
US President Barack Obama described the killings in Paris claimed by Islamic State as an attack on the civilised world and said today the United States would work with France to hunt down those responsible and bring them to justice.
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Barack Obama to France: 'The United States Stands With You'
President Barack Obama rallied to the support of France on Friday after the bloody end to hostage sieges in Paris, vowing to offer all assistance to combat the threat of militant Islamists.
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Francois Hollande to be First Western Leader in Ebola-Hit Africa
French President Francois Hollande will become the first Western leader to travel to a country hit hard by the deadly Ebola virus today when he makes a brief visit to Guinea.
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Global shares, oil slump after French, Greek elections
After elections in the two nations saw incumbents defeated, MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan slid to a three-month low, with the materials, technology leading the declines.
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Sarkozy, the hyperactive president who disappointed France
Nicolas Sarkozy's defeat on Sunday marked the end of a five-year presidency during which he divided a France that had put its hopes in him to break a history of timid government complacency.
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'City Beautiful' Says 'Bienvenue' To French President Hollande
'Bienvenue' or 'welcome', say the boards put up along the road to Chandigarh's Capitol complex and the Rock Garden. These are two of venues that will welcome French President Franois Hollande when he lands in Chandigarh this afternoon on a three-day visit to India.
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India and France Look To the Sun to Save the Planet
India and France on Monday launched an international alliance seeking to mobilise more than a trillion dollars by 2030 and deliver clean, solar energy to some of the planet's poorest.
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In Response to 'Army of Fanatics', Francois Hollande Vows 'More Songs'
President Francois Hollande vowed Friday to destroy the "army of fanatics" behind the Paris attacks but also said France would respond with more songs, concerts and shows, as the nation paused to honour the 130 killed.
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Barack Obama Says Paris Killings an 'Attack on the Civilised World'
US President Barack Obama described the killings in Paris claimed by Islamic State as an attack on the civilised world and said today the United States would work with France to hunt down those responsible and bring them to justice.
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Barack Obama to France: 'The United States Stands With You'
President Barack Obama rallied to the support of France on Friday after the bloody end to hostage sieges in Paris, vowing to offer all assistance to combat the threat of militant Islamists.
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Francois Hollande to be First Western Leader in Ebola-Hit Africa
French President Francois Hollande will become the first Western leader to travel to a country hit hard by the deadly Ebola virus today when he makes a brief visit to Guinea.
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Global shares, oil slump after French, Greek elections
After elections in the two nations saw incumbents defeated, MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan slid to a three-month low, with the materials, technology leading the declines.
-
Sarkozy, the hyperactive president who disappointed France
Nicolas Sarkozy's defeat on Sunday marked the end of a five-year presidency during which he divided a France that had put its hopes in him to break a history of timid government complacency.
