We have started to collect the most important news related to France in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
French actress Fanny Ardant is being sued in Italy after calling Red Brigades founder Renato Curcio a "hero".
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A French magistrate orders the trial of two senior Djibouti officials over the death of a French judge.
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A US judge approves the extradition of Panama's ex-leader Manuel Noriega to France when he leaves jail.
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Morocco's former interior minister, Driss Basri, who was associated with a time of repression, dies in Paris.
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Raymond Barre, French prime minister for five years from 1976 to 1981, dies in Paris at the age of 83.
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A US judge refuses to block the extradition of Panama's ex-leader to France, where he faces a jail term.
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The brother of French Justice Minister Rachida Dati is sentenced to a year in jail for drug offences.
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Two Chinese companies and one French firm are told to compensate Nike over fake shoes, a state report says.
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France's president announces new measures to deal with sex offenders in response to a paedophile scandal.
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French FM Bernard Kouchner is in Iraq, the first ministerial visit since France opposed the 2003 US-led invasion.
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A German aid worker is seized at gunpoint from a restaurant in Kabul, the first foreigner abducted in two years.
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England's dismal away form continues as they lose in Marseille in their final warm-up game before the World Cup.
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France's Nicolas Sarkozy reveals he was the guest of two wealthy families on his holiday in the US.
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EU economies Germany and France slow down in the second quarter, missing forecasts, figures show.
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French police find weapons and explosives in Biarritz, suspected of belonging to Basque separatists Eta.
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A French teenager who published his own translation of the latest Harry Potter novel will not be prosecuted.
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US President Bush hosts his French counterpart, Nicolas Sarkozy, for informal talks at his family home in Maine.
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Jewish prayers are said at the funeral of the former Archbishop of Paris, Cardinal Jean-Marie Lustiger.
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Tour de France winner Alberto Contador is not welcome to race in Hamburg because of his connection with a blood doping scandal.
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A French teen suspected of posting a translation of the latest Harry Potter book on the internet is arrested.
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French police recover three valuable Picasso works stolen from his granddaughter's apartment in Paris.
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France's most senior Catholic prelate, Cardinal Jean-Marie Lustiger, has died in Paris, aged 80.
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John Laurenson says Nicolas Sarkozy's habit of going out jogging is alienating him from the French public.
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France's president says he is willing to back an inquiry into a controversial arms deal with Libya.
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The first draft of a new EU treaty can now be read in French and English, but what it means for the EU's half a billion people is not yet easy to determine.
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Libya signs its first arms deal with a Western country since 2004, buying missiles and radio equipment from France.
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The decision to free two Rwandan men in France may be politically motivated, a Rwandan official says.
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Two Rwandan men held in France over their alleged role in the 1994 genocide are released by an appeals court.
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Spain's Iban Mayo is suspended by the Saunier Duval team after failing a drugs test during the Tour de France.
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European watchdogs target German energy firm E.On and Gaz de France over anti-competition claims.
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Alexander Vinokourov is sacked by the Astana team following his positive test for blood doping during the Tour de France.
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Britain's David Millar urges cycling to get its house in order following the conclusion of another scandal-hit Tour de France.
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Alberto Contador wins the 2007 Tour de France, with Daniele Bennati claiming the final stage on the Champs-Elysees in Paris.
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Spain's Alberto Contador wins the Tour de France after Italian Daniele Bennati claims victory on the Champs-Elysees in the final stage.
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France's foreign minister warns of renewed war in Lebanon if the country's rival political factions do not talk.
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Alberto Contador keeps hold of the yellow jersey after Saturday's time trial in a stage won by Levi Leipheimer.
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Sandy Casar wins the 18th stage of the Tour de France with a brilliant escape in the final three kilometres.
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French ex-PM Dominique de Villepin faces a formal inquiry into allegations he tried to smear Nicolas Sarkozy.
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German leaders rebuke France's President Sarkozy over a deal to provide Libya with a nuclear reactor.
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The Tour edges closer to the finish line as the riders tackle the 211km stage 18 from Cahors to Angouleme.
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Britain's Bradley Wiggins says this year's Tour de France is "null and void" following the spate of doping controversies to hit the race.
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A French-Israeli man gets five years in jail for a scam robbing hundreds of French troops out of millions of dollars.
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McLaren escape any immediate penalty after a disciplinary hearing into allegations of spying involving their F1 rivals Ferrari.
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Michael Rasmussen protests his innocence as the crisis-hit Tour de France comes to terms with two days of scandal.
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The French president signs energy and security deals with Libya after the release of six Bulgarian medics.
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