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| 16 Jul 2008 Travel agencies in China were urged to boycott France as a tourist destination leading to a 70% drop in visitors from the country. Sarkozy has agreed to attend the opening ceremony of the Olympics as a representative of the European ... The Connexion News Feeds: All articles - http://www.connexionfrance.com/ [ More results from The Connexion News Feeds: All articles ] |
| 18 Nov 2009 by Bomber Nicolas Sarkozy Sarkozy tries to mend China ties. The French supermarket company Carrefour has been targeted with an attempted boycott for allegedly supporting the Dalai Lama - though it has denied doing so. French President Nicolas Sarkozy apologised in a letter to a disabled Chinese athlete who was jostled as she carried the Olympic torch in Paris, in an apparent attempt to soothe ties with China. However, Paris city council has said it will give the Dalai Lama honorary ... TUMEKE! - http://tumeke.blogspot.com/ - References |
| 9 Jul 2008 by James ... he was planning to attend the 2008 Beijing Olympics – a particularly exciting piece of news because of anger Sarkozy had previously stirred earlier this year by suggesting an Olympic boycott over China's handling of the Tibet issue. ... Japan Probe - http://www.japanprobe.com/ - References [ More results from Japan Probe ] |
| 14 Apr 2009 by Michael Barrett A case in point: it got France to recognize Tibet as “inseparable” from a united China after anti-Olympic protests and Sarkozy's meeting with the Dalai Lama soured their relations last year. President Obama even mediated between Hu and ... However, with North Korea's recent announcement that they would boycott talks over its nuclear program in protest of the UN's criticism of their rocket launch, this is looking discouraging. INDIA. After the G20 meeting, President Obama ... Scoop44 - http://www.scoop44.com/ - References |
| 30 Mar 2008 by Brad As pressure built for concerted western protests to China over the crackdown in Tibet, EU leaders prepared to discuss the crisis for the first time today, amid a rift over whether to boycott the Olympics. The disclosure that Germany is to stay away from the games' opening ceremonies in August could encourage President Nicolas Sarkozy of France to join in a gesture of defiance and complicate Gordon Brown's determination to attend the Olympics. ... The Crossed Pond - http://thecrossedpond.com/ |
| 3 Nov 2009 China's oil investments in Sudan drew calls for a boycott of the 2008 Beijing Olympics by critics who said China abetted the perpetrators of atrocities in Darfur. China's energy trade with Iran is seen as helping Tehran withstand ... But at a luncheon of beef and asparagus, Hu and Sarkozy were deadlocked over the French president's proposal to crack down on international tax havens. China was concerned about the potential impact on the Hong Kong and Macau banking sectors. ... EXEC DIGITAL UK | Business and Lifestyle... - http://www.execdigital.co.uk/ |
| 10 Nov 2009 by John Aravosis (DC) FireDogLake's Jane Hamsher got a great interview with CBS News today about the gay-inspired boycott of the DNC, but also more generally about liberal angst with the Democratic party. Jane recommends folks unsubscribe from the Organizing ... AMERICAblog News| A great nation deserves... - http://www.americablog.com/ [ More results from AMERICAblog News| A great nation deserves... ] |
| 20 Oct 2009 by Constantly Furious While the Prime Minister did welcome the torch into Downing Street on 6 April, in order to look like he understood the position of anti-China protestors he refused to touch or hold the torch. ... In March 2008, after Nicolas Sarkozy announced he might boycott the Beijing Olympics' opening ceremony, Gordon Brown said he would attend the opening and closing ceremonies: “We will not be boycotting the Olympic Games; Britain will be attending the Olympic Games ceremonies”. ... Constantly Furious - http://constantlyfurious.blogspot.com/ |
| 9 Nov 2009 by The China Beat The only article that does mention the Wall refers to the call by the government of French President Sarkozy to bring down the barrier that divides the island of Cyprus between Greeks and Turks. ... as “karmic retribution” for Tibet) and Steven Spielberg (who quit his role as artistic advisor to the Olympics over Sudan). Therefore it should not be allowed to profit, in China, and so soon after the earthquake, from China's most iconic “national treasure” (国宝)—the panda. ... The China Beat - http://www.thechinabeat.org/ - References [ More results from The China Beat ] |
| 6 Oct 2009 by BC In particular, France was targeted in these counter-protests because its president Nicolas Sarkozy threathened boycotting the openning ceremony of the Beijing Olympic Games. France is now still in the doghouse in the eyes of the Chinese ... Caijing Journal - http://www.caijing.com/ |
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