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In Paris, the customer is not always right

08.02.10

The idea of service is taken very seriously in France where any feeling of subservience is strongly resisted, as Emma Jane Kirby discovered.

Two former Blackwater guards are charged with murder over the shooting of two Afghans in 2009. When should you hold back from doing this? An explosion in a Beirut, Lebanon, suburb killed two members of the Hamas militant group and injured two others, a Hamas representative announced Sunday.

The UK prime minister says Afghanistan's president will be set targets for training Afghan forces and tackling corruption. For the fourth time in less than 11 hours, a major earthquake rocked the South Pacific wielka woda near the island nation of Vanuatu on Thursday, the U.S. Geological Survey reported. At least 29 people are killed in a series of bombings outside Shia mosques in Baghdad, Iraqi police report.

The government has made a final appeal to China to halt the execution of a mentally-ill British man for drug smuggling.

Iran is denying Norway's claim that the Islamic republic confiscated the Nobel Peace Prize of human rights activist Shirin Ebadi, and indicated the issue involved tax evasion. The key issues behind US-Palestinian talks

Six people were killed Sunday when Fatah security forces got into a gun battle with Hamas militants whom they were trying to arrest, an official said. Italian Prime minister Silvio Berlusconi endorses Tony Blair for the job of President of the European Council. South Africa's president has apologized for fathering a child out of wedlock after his admission prompted an outcry from critics who said he was undermining the nation's health campaign.



The Swiss vote by a large majority against a proposal to give animals the constitutional right to be represented in court. Nearly four in 10 women buy shoes knowing they do not fit, a poll reveals. US forces have "likely killed" a top al-Qaeda suspect during a US military raid in Somalia, a US official tells the BBC.

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