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Last updated: Friday, 06 November 2009

US and France:
What�s next?

How will a new US administration affect relations with France? A spokesman for the US Embassy in Paris explains.

OTHER AMERICAN CONNEXION ARTICLES

Taking you on a personal tour

Film festival founder retires

Fundraising in the southern sunshine

France�s last binational center

Living a sweet life in France

Women worldwide make a difference

Leading youngsters country to country

US citizens should file tax returns

Lyon honors past US presidents

The global reach of US expat votes

French foreclosures rarer than in US

American football is catching on

US traditions live in Provence

Living life to the full in Paris

Building Franco- US friendships

Gay partnerships
and US relations

What are the laws on same sex marriage and pacs between France and USA?

Heroes tax could
hit US expats

While tax targets richer former citizens of US, changes to tax returns should also be noted.

How to apply for
dual nationality

Americans, over 18, living and working in France for over five years, may be eligible for French naturalization.

FEATURES AND INTERVIEWS

Preparing for an
elderly population

Minister Norra Berra is charged with France's response to an ageing demographic. She talks to Connexion.

Will Ryanair keep
free flights goal?

Airline promised 50% tickets to be free by 2010. But what about all the charges? Their Europe spokesman explains

Dame Vera recalls
D-Day landings

From her home on the French Riviera the forces' sweetheart (and recent UK chart topper) tells of her war experiences

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