EU Stays Committed To Chad Role
- February 5th, 2008
- Posted by EUEditor
European leaders have supported the beleaguered government of Chad against the latest move to seize power by rebel forces in the central African country. … Read More »
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Archive for 'Darfur'
Paris Nuptials, Post-colonial Coup
- February 3rd, 2008
- Posted by EUEditor
An expected milestone was achieved with the announcement that President Nicolas Sarkozy of France, 53, had married (2.2.08) the Italian model and singer, Carla Bruni (40)… though fresh trouble in Africa was demanding attention from Paris as well. … Read More »