The National Consultative Committee on Human Rights is reported to be unhappy with the changes, indicating that it is more concerned with firearms becoming more commonplace in society than in increasing the country’s resilience to radical Islamic terror attacks. … [Read more...] about France: Amid Terror Threat, Civilian Security Guards for Celebrities, Executives, Tourist Sites Get Guns
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Syria FM: Victory Over ‘Terrorism’ Is Near, ‘Occupiers’ U.S., France and Turkey Must Leave
De Mistura is hoping to convene the first meeting of a committee to reform the country’s constitution, a key step in a 2012 roadmap adopted by world powers that is to culminate with elections and the formation of a new government. He told The Associated Press this week that October will be crucial. … [Read more...] about Syria FM: Victory Over ‘Terrorism’ Is Near, ‘Occupiers’ U.S., France and Turkey Must Leave
World View: Fourteen Companies in France on Trial over Iraq War Oil-for-Food Corruption
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Macron to address France as protests shake government
Sign up to our Daily newsletter More from the Evening Express Thousands protest against Tommy Robinson ‘Brexit betrayal’ march Paris looks to get back to business after fresh wave of protests French police use armoured vans and tear gas in bid to quell Paris protests Scuffles and tear gas as riot police clamp down on Paris protest … [Read more...] about Macron to address France as protests shake government
Party chief Nguyen Phu Trong concludes France, Cuba visits
He also granted 5,000 tonnes of rice to Cuba and talked with Vietnamese community in France and Cuba, during which he reiterated the Party and State s consistent policy of considering the OV community abroad an inseparable part of the Vietnamese nation and spoke highly of their contributions to national development and their role as bridge connecting Vietnam with France and Cuba. … [Read more...] about Party chief Nguyen Phu Trong concludes France, Cuba visits
