The French are in Mali. Will they ever leave?
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Today we take a look at what is being said in Beijing about Social Media in China. You can read all about the social media party in China. You will learn some interesting things about the gross domestic product gain more of an incite about the Internet in China and find out what is going to happen over the next few months according to Lü Wei, Twitter and mainly Weibo a new popular micro site. You can also find out a bit more about Xi Jinping. Delete the scoop?
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The troubles in Algeria are a strong reminder for France and they do not want that sort of thing happening again. So with that in mind today's article is coming to you from Africa. The battles there are picking up and are projected to last a few weeks.