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France-Senegal: Witness To A Neo-Colonial Breakup? - Vimarsana News

France-Senegal: Witness To A Neo-Colonial Breakup?

Senegal's new president, Bassirou Diomaye Faye, promises to break ties with France, sparking uncertainty in their relationship. French investments, military presence, and economic cooperation are at stake.

A booze run to France still stacks up – here's how to do it - Vimarsana News

A booze run to France still stacks up – here's how to do it

Gone are the days when you could fill the boot – and the roof box – to the max with cases of wine at Calais and make your vinous haul last well into the winter. But shop wisely and that trolley dash on the return leg of your holiday could easily pay off. We show you how.

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French Embassy and DCIS organize a two-day International Seminar on Fighting Poaching and Wildlife Trafficking - Vimarsana News

French Embassy and DCIS organize a two-day International Seminar on Fighting Poaching and Wildlife Trafficking

French Embassy and DCIS organize a two-day International Seminar on Fighting Poaching and Wildlife Trafficking

Second €75 million cocaine boat destined for Europe seized in mid-Atlantic - Vimarsana News

Second €75 million cocaine boat destined for Europe seized in mid-Atlantic

A SECOND boat loaded with cocaine has been seized at sea just days after the dramatic armed operation to stop the MV Matthew off the coast of Ireland.

France's trade deficit continues to narrow in Q2 | Economy - Vimarsana News

France's trade deficit continues to narrow in Q2 | Economy

France\'s foreign trade deficit shrank by 5.2 billion euros (5.7 billion U.S. dollars) to 24.6 billion euros (26.9 billion dollars) in the second quarter of 2023, thanks to an increase in exports of transport equipment and the decline of energy prices, the French Customs announced.