Nicolas Sarkozy
(ARCHIVES) - Photo prise le 27 janvier 2011 de gendarmes patrouillant au Jardin du Luxembourg à Paris. Ecartés sans ménagement de la protection rapprochée de Nicolas Sarkozy, les gendarmes font avec François Hollande leur retour dans le Groupe de sécurité de la présidence de la République (GSPR) aux côtés des policiers. Vingt gendarmes du GIGN vont être intégrés à partir du 31 mai 2012 dans le GSPR pour participer à la protection rapprochée du président, a-t-on appris de source proche du dossier. Au total le GSPR comptera 60 hommes et femmes: 40 policiers et 20 gendarmes.
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Turkey shows renewed interest in EU bid
2005 but made little progress in its candidacy, thanks to a dispute with EU-member Cyprus and opposition from French President Nicolas Sarkozy to Turkey's membership. Sarkozy argued that the predominantly Muslim country is not a part of Europe and wanted Turkey Read more »
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France's new leader Hollande has tough to-do list
off to Germany to meet with Chancellor Angela Merkel -- who had endorsed his conservative rival and predecessor, Nicolas Sarkozy . Those two were so close that some dubbed them "Merkozy." Analysts say Hollande and Merkel will find some way to get along, because Read more »
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Europe's bad mood: Does Obama need to worry?
elections that drove Nicolas Sarkozy out of power in France and left Greece scrambling to build a coalition government pose a financial threat to the United States that could undermine President Barack Obama 's efforts to cast himself as the agent of a U.S. Read more »
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Sarkozy to lead V-E day ceremonies in Paris
-- In one of the last state ceremonies before he hands over power, outgoing French President Nicolas Sarkozy will lead commemorations in Paris marking the end of World War II in Europe.Sarkozy will begin by laying a wreath at statue of Charles de Gaulle , Read more »
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THE RACE: French race may be bad omen for Obama
President Nicolas Sarkozy 's defeat could be a bad omen for President Barack Obama .Sarkozy on Sunday joined a growing list of leaders swept aside by Europe's economic crisis or by austerity measures hated by voters. Some 11 have now fallen, including Italy's Read more »
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Daniel Nehemia: Bonjour, Merkel
is what's likely to come next. Europe's economic crisis is well-known around the globe. After former French president Nicolas Sarkozy left the Elysée, Europe was anxious to know what France's new socialist president would have to say about the developments 9:22 AM from The Huffington Post Read more »
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Mary-Kate Olsens Freund soll Gang zurückschalten
Mode-Designerin datet den jüngeren Halb-Bruder des ehemaligen französischen Präsidenten Nicolas Sarkozy seit gut einem Monat. Der neue Beau der Schauspielerin ist in der New Yorker Finanzbrache tätig und arbeitet für das weltweit operierende Asset-Management-Unternehmen 7:40 AM from Frauen Community and Lifestyle Portal Read more »
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Circulaire Guéant: le clap de fin
de durcissement de l'administration à l'égard des étudiants étrangers débuté dès les années 2000 et notamment porté par Nicolas Sarkozy alors Ministre de l'Intérieur. Impulsée par l'adoption de la loi Sarkozy II en 2006, la logique a consisté depuis lors à 3:58 AM from The Huffington Post Read more »
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Despite the High Stakes, French Voters Yawn at Legislative Campaigns
go down in defeat. That’s precisely why debate had initially been so fierce within former President Nicolas Sarkozy’s Union for a Popular Majority (UMP) party over whether to break its taboo against dealing with the xenophobic FN, which it condemns as “anti-Republican.” 2:07 AM from Time Magazine Read more »
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Stop the Killing, Mr. Putin
he’ll press Putin on Syria. The new French administration has already sharpened the tone set by former President Nicolas Sarkozy. “Bashar al-Assad is the murderer of his people,” says the new foreign minister, Laurent Fabius. “He should leave power; and the 5/31/12 from New York Post Read more »
