Mediterranean, EU nations to boost ties with grand new union (AFP)
Sunday, 13 July 2008 08:23

French president Nicolas Sarkozy looks on during a press conference at the Elysee Palace on July 12, in Paris, on the eve of the Paris summit of the mediterrannean countries. Leaders from some 40 countries -- rich and poor, foes and friends -- meet in Paris on Sunday to launch the Union for the Mediterranean, a flagship project of Nicolas Sarkozy.(AFP/Gerard Cerles)AFP - French President Nicolas Sarkozy and 42 other leaders on Sunday launch a union between Europe and its Mediterranean neighbours but tenions among Middle East countries could undermine his grand plan.


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Atlanta courthouse shooting trial begins (AP)

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