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2 French Rafale Jets Collide Mid-Air, Instructor, Pilot Missing
Two Rafale fighter jets collided in midair before crashing to the ground in northeastern France on Wednesday, civil and military authorities said.
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1 Dead, 5 Injured As Gunmen Open Fire At Wedding Ceremony In France: Report
One person was killed and five others wounded in northeastern France when several masked gunmen opened fire at a wedding ceremony, police sources said on Sunday.
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Visitors Evacuated, Louvre Museum In Paris Shuts For Security Reasons After Threat
The Louvre museum in Paris closed "for security reasons" on Saturday, while France is on high alert following an attack in the northeastern town of Arras.
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French Teacher's Killing "Probably" Linked To Israel-Palestine War: Minister
France will deploy 7,000 soldiers after a Chechen-origin man fatally stabbed a teacher and severely wounded three other adults at a school in the northeastern town of Arras, the Elysee presidential palace said Saturday.
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Facebook Accidentally Pulls Down Page Of French City. It's All In The Name
The residents of Bitche in northeastern France were taken aback when the city's Facebook page was deleted.
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France Expresses Interest In Potential Projects In Northeast, J&K
France has expressed desire to explore opportunities of collaboration in tourism and other potential sectors in the northeastern region and Jammu and Kashmir. This was conveyed by French Ambassador to India Emmanuel Lenain when he called on Union Minister for Development of North Eastern Region (DoNER) Jitendra Singh on Friday, an official statemen...
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France To Hold Emergency Meeting To Discuss Turkey Offensive In Syria
French President Emmanuel Macron will hold an emergency defense cabinet meeting on Sunday to discuss options regarding the Turkish offensive in northeastern Syria, the French presidency said in a statement.
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France Says Around 450 ISIS-Linked Nationals Detained In Syria
Around 450 French nationals linked to the ISIS are being held by Kurds or detained in refugee camps in northeastern Syria, the French foreign minister said Tuesday.
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Police Station Closed After Attack... By Fleas
A police station in northeastern Paris had to be evacuated on Sunday after it was invaded by fleas, a police union said.
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Bottle of Century-Old Champagne Fetches $116,000 at Auction
A bottle of 1915 Krug champagne went under the hammer for $116,375 in New York, one of just four left in the cellars of the sparkling drink makers.
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France Anti-Terror Raid Under Way in Northeastern City of Reims: Police
A raid by France's elite anti-terrorist unit was under way on late Wednesday in the northeastern city of Reims as part of the hunt for the gunmen who attacked the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo.
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100 Years on, Buried World War I Shells Pose Threat in French Fields
The fields and woods around Verdun, site of one of the most devastating and protracted battles of World War One, may now appear tranquil. But remnants of the war - unexploded ordnance - still pose a threat 100 years on.
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100 Years on, Mine-Clearers Tackle Deadly World War I Legacy
At the foot of the Vosges mountain range in northeastern France, a key battleground during World War I, a mine-clearance team is cautiously inspecting a cylinder of rusted metal nestled in a stone case covered with mould and barbed wire.
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Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan to Visit Town Where Girls Were Seized
Nigeria's President Goodluck Jonathan will on Friday visit the northeastern village from where more than 200 schoolgirls were abducted a month ago by Islamist rebel group Boko Haram, senior government officials said.
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Paris blaze leaves three young sisters dead
Three young sisters died on Friday in a fire which engulfed their apartment in the northeastern suburbs of Paris, injuring seven others including several firefighters, officials said.
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2 French Rafale Jets Collide Mid-Air, Instructor, Pilot Missing
Two Rafale fighter jets collided in midair before crashing to the ground in northeastern France on Wednesday, civil and military authorities said.
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1 Dead, 5 Injured As Gunmen Open Fire At Wedding Ceremony In France: Report
One person was killed and five others wounded in northeastern France when several masked gunmen opened fire at a wedding ceremony, police sources said on Sunday.
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Visitors Evacuated, Louvre Museum In Paris Shuts For Security Reasons After Threat
The Louvre museum in Paris closed "for security reasons" on Saturday, while France is on high alert following an attack in the northeastern town of Arras.
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French Teacher's Killing "Probably" Linked To Israel-Palestine War: Minister
France will deploy 7,000 soldiers after a Chechen-origin man fatally stabbed a teacher and severely wounded three other adults at a school in the northeastern town of Arras, the Elysee presidential palace said Saturday.
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Facebook Accidentally Pulls Down Page Of French City. It's All In The Name
The residents of Bitche in northeastern France were taken aback when the city's Facebook page was deleted.
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France Expresses Interest In Potential Projects In Northeast, J&K
France has expressed desire to explore opportunities of collaboration in tourism and other potential sectors in the northeastern region and Jammu and Kashmir. This was conveyed by French Ambassador to India Emmanuel Lenain when he called on Union Minister for Development of North Eastern Region (DoNER) Jitendra Singh on Friday, an official statemen...
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France To Hold Emergency Meeting To Discuss Turkey Offensive In Syria
French President Emmanuel Macron will hold an emergency defense cabinet meeting on Sunday to discuss options regarding the Turkish offensive in northeastern Syria, the French presidency said in a statement.
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France Says Around 450 ISIS-Linked Nationals Detained In Syria
Around 450 French nationals linked to the ISIS are being held by Kurds or detained in refugee camps in northeastern Syria, the French foreign minister said Tuesday.
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Police Station Closed After Attack... By Fleas
A police station in northeastern Paris had to be evacuated on Sunday after it was invaded by fleas, a police union said.
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Bottle of Century-Old Champagne Fetches $116,000 at Auction
A bottle of 1915 Krug champagne went under the hammer for $116,375 in New York, one of just four left in the cellars of the sparkling drink makers.
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France Anti-Terror Raid Under Way in Northeastern City of Reims: Police
A raid by France's elite anti-terrorist unit was under way on late Wednesday in the northeastern city of Reims as part of the hunt for the gunmen who attacked the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo.
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100 Years on, Buried World War I Shells Pose Threat in French Fields
The fields and woods around Verdun, site of one of the most devastating and protracted battles of World War One, may now appear tranquil. But remnants of the war - unexploded ordnance - still pose a threat 100 years on.
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100 Years on, Mine-Clearers Tackle Deadly World War I Legacy
At the foot of the Vosges mountain range in northeastern France, a key battleground during World War I, a mine-clearance team is cautiously inspecting a cylinder of rusted metal nestled in a stone case covered with mould and barbed wire.
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Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan to Visit Town Where Girls Were Seized
Nigeria's President Goodluck Jonathan will on Friday visit the northeastern village from where more than 200 schoolgirls were abducted a month ago by Islamist rebel group Boko Haram, senior government officials said.
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Paris blaze leaves three young sisters dead
Three young sisters died on Friday in a fire which engulfed their apartment in the northeastern suburbs of Paris, injuring seven others including several firefighters, officials said.
