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Turkish anger rises as France takes first step to criminalise denial of Armenian genocide
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PARIS – France took the first step yesterday to criminalising the denial of genocide, including the 1915 mass killing of Armenians by Ottoman Turks, prompting Ankara to recall its ambassador for consultations. Tension has risen over the draft law put for
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December 23, 2011 National Assembly speaker Bernard Accoyer said on Wednesday that he doubted the bill would pass by the end of the current parliament, as the government had not made the bill priority legislation. Armenia, backed by many h
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With barely nine weeks to go until the first round of France's presidential election, Nicolas Sarkozy was to address a crowd of 10,000 supporters gathered to cheer him on in the rough-and-ready Mediterranean port city of Marseille. View Photo »
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PARIS/ANKARA (Reuters) - France sparked a major diplomatic row with Turkey on Thursday by taking steps to criminalise the denial of genocide, including the 1915 mass killing of Armenians by Ottoman Turks, prompting Ankara to cancel all economic, politica
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PARIS (Reuters) - France took the first step on Thursday to criminalising the denial of genocide, including the 1915 mass killing of Armenians by Ottoman Turks, prompting Ankara to recall its ambassador for consultations. Tension has risen over the draft
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“Our hope is that the bill will not be put on the agenda on Dec. 22,” Volkan Bozkır, head of Parliament's Foreign Affairs Commission, told the Cihan news agency on Monday, as he led the Ankara delegation to Paris earlier this week to relay Turkey's conce
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France's President and candidate for the 2012 presidential election Nicolas Sarkozy (C) flanked by National Assembly President Bernard Accoyer (R) visits retailers in Annecy, eastern France, on February 16, 2012 as he starts his campaign as the UMP right-wing... View Photo »
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Bernard Accoyer, président UMP de l'Assemblée nationale : Non, je ne regrette pas le terme de guer
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