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clipped by: The Infowarrior clipper's remarks: "Some 177,000 Jews live in east Jerusalem Al-Quds, in areas captured by Israel in the 1967 Arab-Israeli war and later annexed as part of the city" Clip Source: www.presstv.ir...
French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner said he expects significant progress in the Middle East peace process in the near future, in an interview with French Liberation published on Saturday. Kouchner told the paper that the...
French foreign minister impressed with Netanyahu's change of heart regarding Palestinian state Ynet French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner said in an interview published Saturday that he had "arrived (in Israel) a pessimist,...
French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner and his British counterpart David Miliband held a meeting with Afghani President Hamed Karzai at the Presidential castle in the Capital Kabul a day after Karzai was sworn in for a second...
Public holiday declared as Kabul ringed off in security clampdown against feared Taliban attack To everyone's surprise the ceremony began on time, the president walking up a stained, blotchy red carpet to the sound of a rough...
By Shaun Connolly, Political Correspondent Friday, November 20, 2009 FRANCE may have seen the hand of God, but the Dáil detected nothing less than the hand of the devil himself. Thierry Henry’s momentary conjoining of soccer...
By Lise Hand Friday November 20 2009 OH WOE is us. Fine Gael's very own Captain, ehh, Fantastic, Enda Kenny was off in Athlone, Co Westmeath, with his roadshow of economic strikers, so it was left to a supersub Alan Shatter to...
GANDAH KASARAY, Afghanistan - France's foreign minister walked into a remote Afghan village on Friday to talk with small farmers and local tribal leaders about how to bypass corrupt officials and brin...
Analysis JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Efforts to rescue the sinking Middle East peace process are losing support. Influential U.S. pundits have lost faith. Those Israelis who never did believe in it are saying: we told you so. Some...
Tunisian journalist Taoufik Ben Brik yesterday accused the authorities of jailing him for criticising the government, on the first day of his trial on charges of assaulting a woman in the street. International press freedom...
