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France’s culture minister to be tried on corruption charges

  • “We will appeal this decision today,” Dati’s lawyers, Olivier Baratelli and Olivier Pardo, said
  • Dati, a daughter of working-class North African immigrants, was defiant in comments made Monday ahead of the decision
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Beirut judge charges Nissan employees for ‘stealing’ Ghosn documents

By AFP ·

No-show by Nissan executives in Carlos Ghosn hearing

By Arab News Japan ·

Hearings in $1 billion lawsuit filed by auto tycoon Carlos Ghosn against Nissan start in Beirut

By AP ·
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Japan tortured me and America did nothing, says Carlos Ghosn accomplice Michael Taylor

By Ali Itani - Diana Farah ·

Nissan investigates claims CEO put deputy under surveillance

By Reuters ·

Carlos Ghosn sues Nissan for $1bn in Lebanon

By NAJIA HOUSSARI ·

Lebanon questions former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn over Interpol notice

By AFP ·

Lebanon unlikely to comply with Interpol request to hand Carlos Ghosn over to French authorities

By NAJIA HOUSSARI ·
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Former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn: ‘Am I guilty or innocent? Let’s finish this ordeal’

By Sarah Sfeir ·
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Former car executive Ghosn unlikely to be extradited from Lebanon despite France's international warrant

By Arab News ·
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France issues international arrest warrant for former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn

By AFP ·

Former Nissan executive and aide to Carlos Ghosn seeks acquittal in Tokyo trial

By AFP ·

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