The French president Nicolas Sarkozy has completed 50 years in his career yet he is unpopular. In 50 years Sarkozy has become one of the most hated president and is fearing for his life now. The French president feels that due to the hatred feeling around him someone may start attacking him. Sarkozy told his aides he still doesn’t know why the people hate him so much according to the Sun.

Since the president has proposed the saving cash and raised the retirement age the president has gained so much hate. The bill to raise the retirement age had caused a lot of protests and strikes against the president. The change of the bill has even given by the law and at present is followed but that must have created such hatred. Among one in three people backed president Sarkozy shows a poll which has been conducted recently in France.

General Charles De Gaulle is more popular than the present president Nicolas Sarkozy says the french poll. Half of the votes has been backed by the socialist party says the leader Martine Aubry during a press meet. The french people threat the French president as a contempt stated the socialist party leader Martine. The breaking point which was once the champion was the social security which has at present come down. Last two years before the security deficit of France was about 11 billion euros which at present is about 21 billion.

The US has condemned as “irresponsible” the leak of 90,000 classified military records, saying their publication could threaten national security.

The documents released by the Wikileaks website include details of killings of Afghan civilians unreported until now.

The records also show Nato concerns that Pakistan’s ISI intelligence agency is helping the Taliban in Afghanistan, an accusation Islamabad has denied.

The Pentagon said it might take weeks to ascertain what damage had been done.

After 36 years the nuclear cooperation was signed on Sunday by Canada. A civil deal for the nuclear was signed by Canada and India on Sunday. The deal was to maintain the imported uranium and atomic technology which should not be used for an unintended purpose. The deal would shed light on the Indo Canadian cooperation especially in the atomic sector. The deal between the countries was signed in the presence of Manmohan Singh and Stephan Harper. The nuclear agreement was signed after a period of 36 years between India and Canada.

A nuclear designed bomb done in India was exploded during 1974, which had created such a gap of 36 years. The civilian deal will have enough safeguards was the reassurance given by both the countries. The deal will help India import some Canadian atomic equipment and technology. The deal will even help to secure uranium and give a opportunity for Canadian industry. The opportunity for the Canada industry to access the multi billion dollar nuclear market of India.

The two countries Canada and India joined ventures will be explored due to the agreement signed. A civil deal signed by the Canada is the eighth nuclear deal signed with India. There would be a strict security by both the countries for not using the nuclear material unintended. Both countries prime minister Manmohan Singh and Stephan Harper answered the press conference after the agreement was signed. The agreement was signed by the DAE secretary and some foreign ministers from Canada.

The First Lady Michelle Obama had been focusing on child obesity and launched her childhood obesity initiative ‘Lets move’ in February. She created a task force to come with developmental ideas that could eliminate childhood obesity within a generation.

The members of task force came up with statistics on childhood obesity. The summit did not go too well. The task members were giving examples of the gravity of the issue when they spoke in the summit. During the last part of the session, the participants were divided into smaller groups and were given assignments to brainstorm. They were asked to come up with 4 or 5 ideas to eliminate child obesity.

Whenever we aspire, we rarely aspire to become a politician. There is no certainty in their career. They may be in the ruling party at one time and be in a high position. It may not take much time for them to topple down to the pit in the career. The field of politics have always been a debatable one. When we see people enjoying preferences and position and power, we feel that politics is the best field that one can work in. But on the other hand, when we read review about a politician’s life we feel it may not suit us.

Politicians do not have a private life. They are constantly under the attention of media and public and any slight wrong activity they do can harm their reputation. Now politics have become much more streamlined and there is corporatism in politics. People are expected to behave like leaders and there are rules and regulations that they too like normal citizens have to adhere to. There is no leniency that is shown to them for their power. Their job is like any other job which has responsibilities towards the public to be delivered and if one does not do it well, he can be removed from the position.

US President Barack Obama has vowed to “ratchet up the pressure” on Iran over its controversial nuclear programme.

Mr Obama told CBS television Iran was becoming increasingly isolated and the US wanted to enlist the help of “a unified international community”.

Amid talk of new sanctions, he earlier telephoned Chinese President Hu Jintao to seek China’s co-operation.

Their talks came as Iran’s top nuclear official, Saeed Jalili, said in China that sanctions were “not effective”.

“In our talks with China it was agreed that tools such as sanctions have lost their effectiveness,” he told reporters in Beijing.

An Iranian diplomat taken hostage in Pakistan in 2008 has been freed and returned to Iran, according to Iranian diplomatic sources.

Gunmen seized Heshmatollah Attarzadeh as he drove to work at the Iranian consulate in Pakistan’s north-western city of Peshawar in November 2008.

Mr Attarzadeh was the commercial attache at the consulate.

His abduction came amid a surge of violence in the region and a wave of attacks blamed on Islamist militants.

“He has been freed,” Abbas Ali Abdullahi, head of the Iranian consulate in Peshawar, was quoted as telling Reuters news agency. “It’s confirmed that he has reached Iran.”

Mr Abdullahi gave no further details of how Mr Attarzadeh’s freedom was secured.