We have started to collect the most important news related to France in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Emma Jane Kirby reflects on why the unpredictability of French President Nicolas Sarkozy means it is difficult to define him.
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Wales suffer defeat for the first time in the Six Nations under Warren Gatland, beaten 21-16 by France in Paris.
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Wales suffer defeat for the first time in the Six Nations under Warren Gatland, beaten 21-16 by France in Paris.
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Wales' Grand Slam hopes are dashed as France win 21-16 at the Stade de France.
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French car workers fear EU leaders will veto rescue loans
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French bank accounts held by Gabon's president, believed to hold $4m, are frozen.
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Two 18th-Century statues claimed by China are sold at the Paris auction of late fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent's collection.
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy is still finding time in his busy schedule to collect stamps, it has been revealed.
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Italy and France sign a nuclear co-operation agreement in Rome to revive nuclear power in Italy.
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An Henri Matisse painting sells for a record 32m euros as works from Yves Saint Laurent's private art collection are auctioned off.
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Bids for Yves Saint Laurent's art collection reach a record 206m euros (£181m) at an auction in Paris.
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A subsidiary of French energy giant Total goes on trial over an industrial blast in Toulouse in 2001 that killed 30 people.
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Germany says it will ease the granting of citizenship to "war children" fathered by German soldiers in France during WWII.
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France's president pledges $730m (£507m) in economic aid to its Caribbean territories in a bid to head off escalating protests.
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France agrees to increase payments to workers on its Caribbean territories, as protests and violence escalate.
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A French battleship sunk by Germany in 1917 is discovered in remarkable condition on the Mediterranean Sea bed.
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French President Sarkozy unveils economic benefits for people hit by the credit crunch, hoping to quell discontent.
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France appeals for calm on its Caribbean island of Guadeloupe after a man is killed amid escalating economic protests.
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French bank Societe Generale reports a fourth-quarter profit but says conditions will remain challenging in 2009.
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Wasps confirm that James Haskell, Riki Flutey and Tom Palmer will leave the club at the end of the season to play in France.
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Police on the French Caribbean island of Guadeloupe hold dozens of people as protests against the rising cost of living turn violent.
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France's top court recognises the state's "responsibility" for deporting Jews in WWII, but says reparations have been made.
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A Royal Navy nuclear submarine was involved in a collision with a French submarine in the middle of the Atlantic, the MoD says.
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England take on Six Nations champions Wales in Cardiff after Scotland go down to a 22-13 defeat by France in Paris.
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A Pakistani man is sentenced to 20 years in prison for setting fire to an ex-girlfriend in France after she refused to marry him.
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The French singer, Charles Aznavour, agrees to become ambassador to Switzerland for his ancestral homeland of Armenia.
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy "proposed" to Carla Bruni within two hours of meeting the former model, it has been claimed.
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French Polynesia's assembly elects Oscar Temaru as the French colony's new president, for the fourth time.
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Fortis shareholders reject the sale of parts of the bank to French bank BNP Paribas and to the Dutch government.
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France's biggest carmaker, Peugeot Citroen, announces it will slash more than 11,000 jobs in 2009, starting outside France.
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A popular bicycle rental scheme in the French capital runs into problems just 18 months after its successful launch.
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A popular bicycle rental scheme in the French capital runs into problems just 18 months after its successful launch.
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy is in Iraq - the first visit by a French leader since Saddam Hussein's overthrow in 2003.
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Winds of up to 140km/h (87mph) batter northern and western France, disrupting power and transport services.
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy announces that Renault and Peugeot-Citroen are to get 6.5bn euros ($8.5bn) of state loans.
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A Bugatti car, which gathered dust in a Tyneside garage for 47 years, sells for 3.4m euros (£3m) at an auction in Paris.
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Ireland take on France in Dublin after England labour to a 36-11 victory against Italy.
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy defends his plans to revive the economy, saying state aid for banks has cost nothing.
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Ireland begin their first Six Nations campaign under Declan Kidney aiming to improve on last year's dismal fourth-place showing.
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A French court sentences two men over an attack on a synagogue in Tunisia that killed 21 people in 2002.
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French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner rejects allegations in a book of unethical links with governments in Africa.
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Representatives of Britain, the US, Germany, France, China and Russia are to hold talks on Iran's nuclear programme.
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German troops will be based in France for the first time since WWII, under plans reportedly being drawn up.
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Former French football star Lilian Thuram says he has rejected President Nicolas Sarkozy's offer to join the government.
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France's Prime Minister Francois Fillon announces a series of measures designed to "revitalise" the French economy.
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