Sarkozy And Afghanistan

Source: www.reuters.com --- 36 days ago
BUCHAREST (Reuters) - President Nicolas Sarkozy confirmed at a NATO summit on Thursday that France will send a battalion of troops to the east of Afghanistan as part of efforts to bolster the alliance's peacekeeping force. ...

Source: news.google.ie --- 36 days ago
Globe and Mail Sarkozy expected to send more troops to Afghanistan Independent - 1 hour ago By Kim Sengupta and Colin Brown President Nicolas Sarkozy is expected to confirm today that he will send more French troops to eastern Afghanistan, freeing US troops to reinforce hard-pressed Canadian forces in Kandahar, scene of some of the heaviest ... France pledges battalion in NATO Afghan revamp Reuters New French force for Afghanistan BBC News Canada.com  - Xinhua  - CBC News all 465 news articles ...

Source: www.dailymail.co.uk --- 36 days ago
French President Nicolas Sarkozy said today that France will send a battalion and special forces to Afghanistan to join the NATO mission there ...

Source: www.independent.co.uk --- 35 days ago
The French President Nicolas Sarkozy brought relief to a troubled Nato summit by announcing he is sending a force of almost 1,000 troops to join alliance forces in Afghanistan in the battle against the Taliban. ...

Source: www.independent.co.uk --- 36 days ago
President Nicolas Sarkozy is expected to confirm today that he will send more French troops to eastern Afghanistan, freeing US troops to reinforce hard-pressed Canadian forces in Kandahar, scene of some of the heaviest fighting. ...

Source: www.abc4.com --- 35 days ago
French President Nicolas Sarkozy says he is sending a battalion of extra troops to Afghanistan, declaring that they are "engaged for the long term." ...

Source: www.bignewsnetwork.com --- 36 days ago
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has held a 15-minute meeting with French President Nicolas Sarkozy at the NATO summit in Bucharest. Mr Rudd's spokesman says they discussed Afghanistan and what was needed t... ...

Source: www.javno.com --- 36 days ago
´I have decided to reinforce the French military presence with one battalion deployed in the east region´, Sarkozy said. ...

Source: www.keralanext.com --- 13 days ago
Paris, Apr 26 (ANI): French President Nicolas Sarkozy claimed in a TV show that if France abandons A... ...

Source: pariscalling.typepad.com --- 17 days ago
Sarkozy is sending a few hundred more troop to Afgahanistan to fight evil-doers. Charles Bremner calls it a fumble. Who am I to argue? But I swear to eat my shoe if Sarkozy turns his whole AngloSaxon lovefest, into a... ...

Source: kamizole.blog.lemonde.fr --- 38 days ago
Selon la “revue de la presse” entendue ce matin sur RFI, il n’y a guère que Le Figaro” pour louer la malencontreuse initiative de Nicolas Sarkozy : envoyer 1000 soldats francais futures victimes ! en Afghanistan. Non sans l’avoir annoncé qui plus est à Londres… Preuve s’il en était besoin qu’il entend s’aligner complètement sur la [suite...] ...

Source: lamouette.blog.lemonde.fr --- 38 days ago
Seul. Nicolas Sarkozy a décidé seul de l’envoi d’un contingent de 1000 hommes supplémentaires en Afghanistan. Sur la forme, comme sur le fond, ça ne passe pas. Ce n’est pas le débat sans vote devant l’Assemblée qui va lever toutes les critiques d’autant que sur le fond, militairement beaucoup craignent un enlisement d’un niveau semblable au [suite...] ...

Source: www.diplomatie.gouv.fr --- 4 days ago
La France condamne énergiquement l'attentat qui a visé, ce matin à Kaboul, les institutions afghanes, tuant et blessant plusieurs civils et militaires. Elle adresse toutes ses condoléances aux familles des victimes ainsi qu'à leurs proches. Lire également la lettre de M. Nicolas Sarkozy, adressée au président de la République islamique d'Afghanistan, M. Hamid Karzai (Paris, 27 avril 2008) ...

Source: www.lesoir.be --- 15 days ago
Nicolas Sarkozy vient de faire deux gestes envers les Etats-Unis. Il envoie des troupes en renfort en Afghanistan et annonce son intention de rejoindre le commandement militaire intégré de l'Otan d'ici 2009... ...