LONDON, March 26 (Reuters) - President Nicolas Sarkozy said on Wednesday France would deploy more troops to Afghanistan to help fight the Taliban and al Qaeda if certain conditions are met by NATO. Speaking to the British parliament on a state visit to London, Sarkozy said: "France has proposed to its allies in the Atlantic alliance a strategy to enable the Afghan people and their legitimate government to build peace." "If these proposals are accepted, France will propose at the (forthcoming NATO) summit in Bucharest, reinforcing its military presence. We cannot accept the return of the Taliban and al Qaeda to Kabul." (Editing by David Clarke)
Turkish riot police take cover behind an armoured personnel carrier to protect themselves from petrol bombs and stones hurled by Kurdish protesters during clashes after the Newroz day celebrations in the ...
