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Opposition leader Navalny barred from challenging Putin Pope backs two-state solution in Vatican Christmas message Brexit means fear, uncertainty for EU citizens in Britain Guatemala announces embassy move to Jerusalem , ...ادامه مطلب

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French President Emmanuel Macron unveiled a plan to bolster France's domestic security on Wednesday during a speech to police forces at the presidential Elysée Palace. His proposals include the creation of a “daily security force” within, ...ادامه مطلب

In a landmark exhibition, the Arab World Institute (IMA) in Paris is showcasing works, frescoes and scripts recounting the 2,000-year history of Christians in the Middle East – a heritage under threat in a region scarred by war and persecution. The exhibition, “Oriental Christians: 2,000 Years of History”, was inaugurated by French President Emmanuel Macron and his Lebanese counterpart, ...ادامه مطلب

UN calls for pause in Raqqa offensive to spare civilians Read more Rotterdam rock concert cancelled on terror tip from Spanish police Read more Landmark privacy ruling casts doubt on India's ID card plan Read more Macron heads east to push EU labour rule revamp Read more Catalonia terror suspects visited Paris region days before attacks Read more US slashes military and , ...ادامه مطلب

National Front leader Marine Le Pen sparked controversy in France on Sunday when she said the French State was not responsible for the Nazi-ordered round-up of more than 13,000 Jews at Paris’s Vel d’Hiv cycling track in 1942.In so doing, she called into question the role French authorities played in, ...ادامه مطلب

For the 15th anniversary of the September 11 attacks in the United States, a French polling firm conducted a survey to gauge the impact of conspiracy theories among the French. The main finding? According to polling firm Odoxa, the majority of French people believe that the full story of that day has yet to be revealed to the public. Two thirds of those surveyed believe that key information has been hidden. That number gets higher the younger the respondents are, peaking with those under 25, 75 percent of whom believe facts are being withheld, as opposed to only 55 percent of those over 65. The hijackers of the planes were identified as being linked to al Qaeda, but 45 percent of French people think that we still don’t know who was behind the attacks. One of the most persistent conspiracy theories is that the Bush administration was somehow complicit in the attacks, to justify going to war in Iraq and Afghanistan, a belief held by 28 percent of those questioned in the poll. That conv,fifteen years on the bottom rung,fifteen years on the bottom rung summary,fifteen years on the bottom rung analysis,fifteen years on,fifteen years on the dubliners,fifteen years on pasadena roof orchestra,fifteen-years-on and-we're-just-getting,kiss fifteen years on,fifteen years and one day,the e factor fifteen years on ...ادامه مطلب

Several thousand ethnic Chinese staged a protest march in Paris on Sunday over the fatal mugging of a Chinese tailor last month, as crime against community members has spiralled. The protesters, almost all wearing white T-shirts reading "Security for All" and many waving French flags, rallied at the Place de la Republique in central Paris. Zhang Chaolin, who was 49, was set upon on August 7 by three thieves who tried to snatch a bag belonging to a friend of his. He died a few days later from his injuries. Zhang's image appeared on a giant banner in the middle of the square, under the words, splattered with red paint: "Zhang Chaolin, dead for nothing. Who will be next?" "Stop violence, aggression, insecurity", one placard read amid the sea of white T-shirts wo by protestors who later marched towards nearby Place de la Nation. An umbrella organisation, Stop the Violence, Security for All, called the protest two weeks after around 1,000 people marched in the Aubervilliers suburb north o,thousands of chinese statues,thousands of chinese orphans,thousands of dead pigs in chinese river,thousands of chickens escape on chinese motorway,three thousands years of chinese paintings,each year thousands of chinese middle,each year thousands of chinese,each year thousands of chinese middle school ...ادامه مطلب