France to resume Afghanistan training: Sarkozy
French troops are to resume their training of Afghan soldiers after a week-long suspension due to a renegade Afghan soldier shooting dead four French troops, President Nicolas Sarkozy said on Friday.
French police arrest boss of breast implant company
French police on Thursday arrested Jean-Claude Mas, the founder of the PIP breast implant company that sparked a global health scare by using substandard silicone, as part of a manslaughter probe.
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France warns of early Afghan exit
French President Nicolas Sarkozy warned Friday he may accelerate the French withdrawal from Afghanistan after an Afghan soldier shot dead four unarmed French troops during a sports session inside a base.
More cracks found in Airbus A380 wings
Airbus insisted its A380 superjumbo is safe to fly after another set of cracks was discovered in the wings of the world's largest jetliner, though an engineering union said it was downplaying the issu
IEA cuts 2012 oil demand growth forecast on slowing economy
The IEA on Wednesday cut its global oil demand growth forecast for 2012, with the market dragged down by a weakening world economy and stubbornly high prices while the nuclear crisis with Iran deepens
Moody's confirms France's triple-A credit rating
Moody's on Monday confirmed France's triple-A credit rating but said it was still reviewing whether it would maintain its 'stable' outlook for the debt-laden country.
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1,000 South Americans to sue over French implants: Lawyer
About 1,000 South American women plan to sue French firm PIP over the potentially faulty breast implants the company supplied to about 300,000 women across the world, their lawyer said on Tuesday.
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Ooh, Aah! Cantona shoots for French presidency
Footballer-turned-actor Eric Cantona is lining up a long-shot bid for the French presidency, with the ex-Manchester United star trying to gather enough political backing to topple Nicolas Sarkozy.
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Sarkozy closes gap on rival as French poll nears
French President Nicolas Sarkozy has closed the gap in voting intentions on his opposition Socialist rival Francois Hollande just four months before their election face-off, a new poll showed on Sunda
Brain power begins to fall at 45?
Cognitive skills can start to fall from the age of 45, not from around the age of 60 as is commonly thought, according to research published on Friday by the British Medical Journal (BMJ).