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British and French foreign ministers are heading to New York on Monday to bolster Arab League efforts to press for a United Nations resolution aimed at halting Syria's violent crackdown on anti-regime

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French actor Jean Dujardin won the Screen Actors Guild award for best actor for his role in the silent movie The Artist. The film is tipped to dominate the upcoming Academy

French President Nicolas Sarkozy has announced plans to introduce a tax on financial transactions. The 0.1% levy will be introduced in August regardless of whether other European countries follow suit

With his breakout performance in "The Artist," French actor Jean Dujardin has vaulted from obscurity stateside to Hollywood stardom and done it while scarcely saying a word. With his breakout performance in "The Artist," French actor

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Below are company-related news and stories from French and Benelux media which could have an impact on the region's markets or individual stocks

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SUSPICIOUS packages have been found at the Israeli and French embassies in Canberra

POLICE divers have found the body of a missing French tourist on the ocean floor on the Gold Coast

domestic product for 2011, well below the government's initial forecast, President Nicolas Sarkozy said on Sunday. The French government said earlier this month the 2011 deficit could be less than 5.5 percent of GDP, below an official target of 5.7

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French retailer Carrefour SA's (CA.FR) board will meet later Sunday to endorse the nomination of clothing boss Georges Plassat to replace Chief Executive Lars Olofsson as Chief Executive, French

French voters are seeing a side to Nicolas Sarkozy that they have never seen before, as he faces up to likely defeat in presidential elections

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French President Nicolas Sarkozy has announced that France will withdraw its combat troops from Afghanistan by the end of 2013, one year earlier than scheduled. Sarkozy made the announcement after talks

PARIS, Jan 28 (Reuters) - French President Nicolas Sarkozy will announce on Sunday an increase in France's value-added tax by 1.6 percentage points to 21.2 percent, Le Monde reported on Saturday, part of

combat troops from Afghanistan a year early have drawn harsh words in the Afghan capital, with critics accusing French President Nicolas Sarkozy of putting his re-election campaign ahead of Afghans' safety

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