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[24 April 2012] Will Sarkozy Survive? - News Analysis - Presstv - English French voters going to the polls for the presidential election seem to want to afflict a blow to current President Nicloas Sarkozy possibilities of leading the nation again. Now, the man who came into the presidential office with record popularity, may be at the end of his reign as now Nicolas Sarkozy is the most unpopular French president ever.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy reacts on Irans second Uranium Enrichment plant

Nikolas Sarkozy of France, has called for "tougher sanctions on Iran" in an effort to try to curb it's Nuclear Program. Islamic Iran has said time and time again, that it's program is for civilian purposes and the IAEA has verified this time and time again. Full report. Recorded on January 23, 2010 at 2200GMT

French president tells Nicolas Sarkozy (what the whole world already knows) tells US President Barak Obama that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is a liar and he can't stand him any more.

Sarkozy finally throws hat into election ring Feb 16, 2012 English

EU Calls For New World Governance

Sarkozy Gordon Brown and EU honcho Jose Manuel Barroso are talking up an international summit to discuss an urgent overhaul of the worlds financial architecture that is to say a new Bretton Woods to establish a brand spanking new international economic order called the new world order originally uploaded by syed nadeemi

Obama reacts on Irans second Uranium Enrichment plant

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown reacts on Irans second Uranium Enrichment plant

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Irans second Uranium Enrichment plant

The UN says its alarmed by the looming humanitarian crisis in Libya. Officials warn food supply lines have been disrupted and over three hundred thousand refugees have already fled the country. Nigel Farage, MEP and leader of the UK Independence Party believes the whole military strategy in Libya has not been thought through.

After more than a year of controversy, the ban on full face veil in France has just come into effect. But some women are already vowing to defy the restriction, Al Jazeera's Tim Friend reports from Paris. As the extreme right wing gains increasing popularity in France, President Sarkozy has been accused of trying to win back votes ahead of next year's presidential election by deliberately stigmatising Muslims. The government vehemently denies this, and argues that the full veil is a symbol of male oppression.

Former MP George Galloway and the UK co-ordinator for the Libyan Transitional National Council, Guma El-Gamaty debate whether the Libya campaign should continue