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Presidents of Russia, U.S. and France regret Nagorno-Karabakh problem is not yet resolved
Russia, the U.S. and France, the co-chairs of the OSCE Minsk Group that deals with the settlement of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, have expressed deep regret at the fact that the parties were not able to find a solution of the problem in the course of negotiations, RIA Novosti reported.
11 hrs ago | MSNBC
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At least so far. He was hoping to get a big show of early support on a free-trade agreement with Europe , but he got some pushback .
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G8 seek Syria consensus amid rumors of deadlock
Cameron is hosting Obama, Putin, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, French President Francois Hollande, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta..
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The Note: Obama Talks a Transparencya
TRANSPARENCY NOW: President Obama said that two National Security Agency programs recently revealed through leaked secret documents were "transparent" and, in an interview with PBS's Charlie Rose broadcast last night, he dismissed concerns that the programs were vulnerable to abuse by government officials, ABC's ABBY PHILLIP reports.
18 hrs ago | Bloomberg
Harper Ends Trip Unable to Win Canada-EU Trade Deal
Prime Minister Stephen Harper will conclude his eight-day European trip unable to complete a trade agreement with the European Union, just as the opening of EU-U.S. talks raises the risk that Canada will be left out.
UPDATE 2-EU, U.S. leaders launch free-trade talks
The United States and European Union launched negotiations on one of the world's most ambitious free-trade agreements on Monday, promising thousands of jobs and speedier growth on both sides of the Atlantic.
Assad Warns Against Arming Rebels, Denies Chemical Weapons Use
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad warned that Europe will "pay the price" for arming rebels trying to topple him and rejected accusations that he's deployed chemical weapons against them as baseless.
British PM Cameron: Russia must push for Syria talks
Russia, like all leading industrial governments, has a responsibility to push opposed factions in Syria's civil war to the negotiating table as rapidly as possible and not British Prime Minister David Cameron, left, stands with Russian President Vladimir Putin during a press conference at 10 Downing Street in London, Sunday June 16, 2013.
Hollande strives to overcome France's 'death valley' in innovation
In 1973, Frenchman Francois Gernelle built the world's first micro-computer. In the decades after, France looked on as IBM and Apple spawned a multi-trillion dollar industry around it.
Police expect 2,000 to protest as 7,000 officers guard Group of 8 summit
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BEIJING: Attack on Chinese in France sparks fears
A violent attack on six Chinese students in southwestern France has provoked widespread outrage and safety concerns in China as well as the Chinese community in France.
Hollande backs FranceTel CEO to stay in post
Richard was a top aide in the finance ministry under former president Nicolas Sarkozy when his government in 2008 awarded tycoon Bernard Tapie 285 million euros in damages in a legal dispute with defunct bank Credit Lyonnais.
Hollande rules out early France Telecom, GDF share sales
French President Francois Hollande on Sunday ruled out an early sale of any state holdings in France Telecom or utility GDF Suez , saying market valuations were too low.
Obama speaks with European leaders on Syria crisis - Indiatalkies.com
Washington, June 16: US President Barack Obama has spoken over the telephone about Syria with leaders from Britain, France, Italy and Germany ahead of the upcoming G-8 summit, the White House said.
Ne Fumez Pas: France Losing The War Against Smoking
Smoking is as inherent a part of French society and culture as the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe, escargot, high fashion and champagne.
G8 talks likely to focus on tax evasion, bank secrecy
Tax evasion and banking secrecy, hot topics and top targets because of the financial crises and austerity, could be the focus of strong statements at the G8 meeting this week.
Pope Francis In Gay Marriage Reference Urges French To Avoid 'Fashions And Ideas Of The Moment'
Pope Francis urged a delegation of French lawmakers on Saturday to avoid following only "fashions and ideas of the moment", when legislating, in an apparent reference to the country's legalisation of gay marriage last month.
A group of seven transient killer whales dropped by Vancouver's harbour on June 14, 2013, giving tourists and locals alike a rare treat.
Canada and France lock horns over beef access into Europe in EU free-trade talks
Canada and France will continue to defend their core interests in the Canada-EU free-trade talks - with the two countries battling over beef access into Europe, and seemingly refusing to budge - but they agree in not slapping a timetable on completing negotiations.
Britain is war-weary and suffering from 'Vietnam phenomenon' after...
The British people are weary of becoming involved in another lengthy conflict overseas after more than a decade of fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Defence Secretary said today.