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Most top Paris museums were open on Sunday but unions said a strike against government cost cuts could resume next week, closing the doors of major attractions. The modernist Pompidou Centre, whose workers have led the demonstrations, was shut for the...
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The A400M was to replace ageing military cargo carriers in several European air forces but its development has been dogged by a series of serious technical problems. Some governments have begun to get tired of waiting for Airbus to resolve the issues,...
Tags: Airbus Military, test flight, EADS, Britain, France, Paris, Airbus A400M, British Aerospace industry, EADS CASA, Airbus, Jet aircraft
The young bride wrote the French word 'oui' (yes) on the palm of her hand just in case she forgot the answer to the most important question of her wedding ceremony. Right before she made her vow she glanced one more time at her palm. Gerard Uferas was...
Tags: Gerard Uferas, Parisian, wedding ceremonies, France, Paris, Wedding, Weddings in the United States, Persian marriage
Outside the Christian Lacroix shop on Paris's fashionable Rue du Faubourg Saint Honoré, two middle-aged American tourists are debating whether to take a photograph. "It might not be here much longer," a woman says to her husband as she takes a quick snap...
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But when she sticks to one, it really pays off Adam Mars Jones Mavis Gallant, 87, photographed in Paris, October 2009. Portrait by Paul Cooper This collection of stories bears witness to a strong but not settled talent, and to a writer who seems to...
Tags: mavis gallant, main character, Paris, France, Cannes, Narratology, Fiction, Point of view, Style, Frame story, Narrative mode, Narrator
Roman Polanski In September Roman Polanski was arrested in Switzerland. He faces extradition to the US, having fled the States in 1978 to avoid being sentenced for unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor...Martin Amis was the first writer to interview...
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Dominique Strauss-Kahn, a French Socialist politician who heads the IMF in Washington, took Sarkozy to task over the spread of rumours about his alleged extramarital exploits when they met during a G20 summit in Pittsburgh on September 25. According to...
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A pack of shoppers swarm supermarket shelves, cheerfully snapping up packages of prepared lasagna, ravioli and paella as they sing the products' praises. Sounds just like a normal evening TV ad. And it is, only this one features ethnic-Arab actors in...
Tags: Europe, Halal, Shariaa, Muslim, France, TV, French, Ads, halal food, Ramadan, Solis Conseil, halal ad, allnews, Paris, Mahmoud Abbas, Kosher food, Nicolas Sarkozy, Food, Global halal market, Eid ul-Fitr, Zakia Halal, Abbas Bendali
Bourgoin sprung a surprise 16-9 win over Top 14 leaders Castres in league action on Saturday. Bourgoin scored the only try of the game thanks to an interception by Namibian centre Piet Van Zyl, while Alberto Di Bernardo hit a conversion and penalty along...
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One of the oldest giant tortoises in Europe has died at its home in Paris at the age of 146, its carers said on Friday. Kiki, a male tortoise, was brought to France fully grown from Mauritius in 1923, Michel Saint-Jalme, director of the wildlife centre...
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