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Where Art and Haute Cuisine Meet in Paris (New York Times)

Nomiya, a temporary rooftop dining room at the contemporary-art museum Palais de Tokyo, one of several high-end restaurants installed at cultural institutions in Paris.

Lyon's defeat of Real sparks "crazy" Madrid dreams (Reuters via Yahoo! Sports)

Knocking out Real Madrid in the Champions League last 16 has left Olympique Lyon dreaming of another trip to the Spanish capital - this time for the final.

Where Art and Haute Cuisine Meet in Paris (New York Times)

Nomiya, a temporary rooftop dining room at the contemporary-art museum Palais de Tokyo, one of several high-end restaurants installed at cultural institutions in Paris.

Google Stands Firm on China Censor Stance (CBS News)

Internet Search Giant Says It Expects Some Resolution in its Dispute with Beijing Soon

Google CEO: Development in China dispute 'soon' (AP via Yahoo! News)

Google Inc.'s CEO said Wednesday the Internet search company is in active negotiations with the Chinese government and expects some resolution in its dispute with Beijing soon.

Door to a cig-free life (York Press)

A 68-YEAR-OLD man who successfully quit smoking after 50 years has used the money he would have spent on cigarettes to go on holiday to Tunisia.

RAK Petroleum announces Tunisia entry (Mena Report)

RAK Petroleum PCL, the oil and gas exploration and production company, announced today that it has signed an agreement to join an offshore exploration license in the Tunisian Republic.

Fahid Ben Khalfallah Speaks Out On Skipping The AFCON (Goal.com)

Valenciennes midfielder Fahid Ben Khalfallah has told Sport24.com that the reason he decided to skip the African Cup of Nations in Angola was merely because he had still not recovered from Tunisia being deprived of a World Cup place on the last day of qualifying.

Chat chance (The Columbus Dispatch)

In the digital age, we can "friend" or "follow" anyone and "Google" everything, but Chatroulette reminds us of the simple awe we felt, circa 1995, at how the Internet makes the world seem both immeasurably large and impossibly small. ( I just talked to someone in Tunisia!)

Tunisia : Prime Minister Chairs Meeting of Higher Council of Scientific Research and Technology (AllAfrica.com)

Tunis — The Prime Minister Mr. Mohamed Ghannouchi pointed out that scientific research represents a strategic sector for Tunisia, one on which the economy rests, and on which the country relies on in its march towards modernity and progress.

RAK Petroleum announces Tunisia entry (Mena Report)

RAK Petroleum PCL, the oil and gas exploration and production company, announced today that it has signed an agreement to join an offshore exploration license in the Tunisian Republic.

Tunisia's 'feminist' Muslim scholar commemorated in London (Middle East Online)

Tunisian embassy in UK organises lecture on Taher Haddad, 'precursor of women's rights'.

Tunisia and Syria to boost tourism (Zawya)

8 March 2010 With a view to boost tourism between both countries, Tunisia's flagship carrier "Tunisair" has recently organized a trip in Syria from for 10 Tunisian travel agencies. On Saturday, a workshop was held in Damascus by Tunisian and Syrian tourism delegates.

Prime Minister chairs meeting of Higher Council of Scientific Research and Technology (Zawya)

8 March 2010 The Prime Minister Mr. Mohamed Ghannouchi pointed out that scientific research represents a strategic sector for Tunisia, one on which the economy rests, and on which the country relies on in its march towards modernity and progress.

Pablo Aslan Holds "Tango Salon" at Rose Theater March 26-27 (Playbill Arts)

From "A Night in Tunisia" to "la noche de Buenos Aires," the bassist, bandleader, and composer Pablo Aslan has spent his career wedding North American jazz to Argentine tango- and beautifully so.

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