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Bob l’Eponge récolte 3 800 euros au profit...
Organisée à l’initiative de la chaine Nickelodeon, la vente aux enchères des objets dérivés Bob l’Eponge signés par de nombreuses personnalités qui...
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Bob l'Eponge - Pauvre Bob
Tout le monde est à la recherche de Bob l'éponge, même Carlo ! Cest à Bikini Bottom, ville sous-marine que vivent dans leur ananas, Bob léponge et...
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Bob l'Eponge - L'écharde 2/2
Bob appel à l'aide Patrick pour retirer son écharde. Cest à Bikini Bottom, ville sous-marine que vivent dans leur ananas, Bob léponge et son...
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A l'abordage ! - Bob l'éponge
Pour persuader le grand-père du Capitaine Krabs que son petit fils est un grand pirate, Bob et ses amis vont se déguiser et transformer le...
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Le surfeur - Bob l'Eponge
Bob, Carlo et Patrick veulent apprendre à surfer. Ils se rendent sur la plage avec leurs planches de surf et reçoivent leur première leçon par le...
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Kimosabé - Bob l'Eponge
Bob, Carlo et Patrick échouent sur île qui se nomme Kimosabé. Les habitants de l'île les accueillent. Cest à Bikini Bottom, ville sous-marine que...
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Bob est renvoyé - Bob l'Eponge
Bob et son ami Carlo Tentacule se font renvoyer de leur travail. Bob est malheureux, mais il n'est pas seul, Carlo et lui vont s'entraider...
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Bob l'Eponge - L'auto-école
Bob passe une nouvelle fois son permis de conduire. Cest à Bikini Bottom, ville sous-marine que vivent dans leur ananas, Bob léponge et son...
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Bob l'Eponge - L'écharde 1/2
Bob a une écharde au doigt. Cest à Bikini Bottom, ville sous-marine que vivent dans leur ananas, Bob léponge et son escargot domestique Gary ! ©...
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Bob l'Eponge - Le test
Le capitaine Krabs envoie Bob faire une course un peu spéciale. Cest à Bikini Bottom, ville sous-marine que vivent dans leur ananas, Bob léponge...
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Bob l'Eponge - Le cocard
Bob vient au travail avec un énorme cocard. Cest à Bikini Bottom, ville sous-marine que vivent dans leur ananas, Bob léponge et son escargot...
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La clarinette - Bob l'Eponge
Bob et Patrick tentent de se faire pardonner, et décident d'offrir une clarinette à Carlo. Cest à Bikini Bottom, ville sous-marine que vivent dans...
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Robot - Bob l'Eponge (ext 2)
Bob pense que le capitaine est un robot car il ne rigole pas de ses blagues Cest à Bikini Bottom, ville sous-marine que vivent dans leur ananas...
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Bob l'Eponge - Le chasseur
Bob essaie tant bien que mal d'attraper la dernière méduse de Bikini Bottom qui manque à son tableau de chasse. Cest à Bikini Bottom, ville...
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Bob l'Eponge - La confiture
Bob fait goûter sa confiture de méduses aux clients du Crabe Croustillant. Cest à Bikini Bottom, ville sous-marine que vivent dans leur ananas, Bob...
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Film d'horreur - Bob l'Eponge (ext 1)
Bob a regardé un film d'horreur, et maintenant il fait des cauchemars et voit des robos partout. Cest à Bikini Bottom, ville sous-marine que vivent...
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Bob l'Eponge - Le graffiti
Bob et Patrick tentent de déchiffrer un graffiti sur une poubelle. Cest à Bikini Bottom, ville sous-marine que vivent dans leur ananas, Bob...
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Bob l'Eponge - La méduse
Une méduse se lie d'amitié avec Bob. Cest à Bikini Bottom, ville sous-marine que vivent dans leur ananas, Bob léponge et son escargot domestique...
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Bob l'Eponge - Les esclaves
Bob et Patrick deviennent les esclaves du Hollandais volant. Cest à Bikini Bottom, ville sous-marine que vivent dans leur ananas, Bob léponge et...
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Bob l'Eponge - Nostalgie
Bob ne s'habitue pas à son nouveau travail. Cest à Bikini Bottom, ville sous-marine que vivent dans leur ananas, Bob léponge et son escargot...
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Minorities Make Up Over Half of Jailed...
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The Committee to Protect Journalists recently posted an online report revealing that over half of the 27 documented imprisoned journalists in China are ethnic Uyghurs or Tibetans.
The whereabouts of two additional Uyghur journalists, who were scheduled to be released in 2011, are also unknown. Senior research associate and author of the report, Madeline Earp said, "The lack of information available about these cases is added proof that they were arrested to deprive their communities of a voice."
Among those imprisoned include Uyghur website manager Gheyret Niyaz, who received a 15-year prison sentence after accepting an interview with a Hong Kong-based magazine, and Dhondup Wangchen, whose work on a documentary film on the Chinese regime's treatment of Tibetans led to his arrest in 2008.
The number of imprisoned Uyghur and Tibetan journalists spiked after ethnic unrest in 2008 and 2009. News of this spike was censored by Chinese authorities.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists recently posted an online report revealing that over half of the 27 documented imprisoned journalists in China are ethnic Uyghurs or Tibetans.
The whereabouts of two additional Uyghur journalists, who were scheduled to be released in 2011, are also unknown. Senior research associate and author of the report, Madeline Earp said, "The lack of information available about these cases is added proof that they were arrested to deprive their communities of a voice."
Among those imprisoned include Uyghur website manager Gheyret Niyaz, who received a 15-year prison sentence after accepting an interview with a Hong Kong-based magazine, and Dhondup Wangchen, whose work on a documentary film on the Chinese regime's treatment of Tibetans led to his arrest in 2008.
The number of imprisoned Uyghur and Tibetan journalists spiked after ethnic unrest in 2008 and 2009. News of this spike was censored by Chinese authorities.
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Senior Chinese Diplomat in Iran for Talks...
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China has sent one of its senior diplomats to Iran's capital. He's there to try to get the Iranian government to resume UN nuclear talks. The visit comes at a time when concerns are mounting that Iran is well on its way to developing nuclear weapons.
China's assistant foreign minister was in Tehran on Monday. Ma Zhaoxu was trying to convince Iran's government to rejoin nuclear talks with the permanent members of the UN Security Council and Germany.
That group—known as the P5+1—also includes the US, which has been increasing sanctions against Iran in recent weeks. That's been over the issue of Iran's nuclear development.
The Chinese regime has traditionally opposed strong sanctions against Iran, as it is Iran's largest oil customer. China purchases roughly 20% of Iran's yearly crude oil production.
This puts China's leadership in a tricky situation as they try to balance their economic interest in Iran with the strong call for intervention and sanctions that is voiced by the US and other countries.
The West suspects Iran of gearing-up for nuclear weapons production. Iran's leaders insist that their nuclear program is peaceful and meant solely for energy production.
At the same time Iran has insisted it has the right to pursue its nuclear production even without the consent of the rest of the world. It has been generally uncooperative with the IAEA—the UN's nuclear watchdog.
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China has sent one of its senior diplomats to Iran's capital. He's there to try to get the Iranian government to resume UN nuclear talks. The visit comes at a time when concerns are mounting that Iran is well on its way to developing nuclear weapons.
China's assistant foreign minister was in Tehran on Monday. Ma Zhaoxu was trying to convince Iran's government to rejoin nuclear talks with the permanent members of the UN Security Council and Germany.
That group—known as the P5+1—also includes the US, which has been increasing sanctions against Iran in recent weeks. That's been over the issue of Iran's nuclear development.
The Chinese regime has traditionally opposed strong sanctions against Iran, as it is Iran's largest oil customer. China purchases roughly 20% of Iran's yearly crude oil production.
This puts China's leadership in a tricky situation as they try to balance their economic interest in Iran with the strong call for intervention and sanctions that is voiced by the US and other countries.
The West suspects Iran of gearing-up for nuclear weapons production. Iran's leaders insist that their nuclear program is peaceful and meant solely for energy production.
At the same time Iran has insisted it has the right to pursue its nuclear production even without the consent of the rest of the world. It has been generally uncooperative with the IAEA—the UN's nuclear watchdog.
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Chinese Media Avoid Mentioning Bo Xilai At...
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On Saturday, Communist Party Secretary Bo Xilai met Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper in Chongqing. This is Bo's first public appearance following foreign media reports about his former aide, Wang Lijun, fleeing to the US consulate.Chinese state-run media avoided mention of Bo or his picture in their news reports.
On February 11th, Chongqing Communist Party Secretary Bo Xilai met Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper during the last leg of his China trip.
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Security was tight during the meeting between Bo and Harper. Only three Canadian media and five Chinese state-run media agencies were allowed into the meeting room.
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The local state-run Chongqing Daily newspaper published Xinhua's report, also without Bo's picture.
But when Harper visited Guangdong Communist Party Secretary Wang Yang earlier in his trip, Chinese state-run media published photos of them shaking hands.
Senior China Analyst Zhang Tianliang explains the significance of local state-run media reports.
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The Chinese regime has tried to play down the situation. Political commentator Hu Ping says the Chinese regime is using the "loose outside while tight inside" strategy.
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[Wang Juntao, 1989 Tiananmen Square Democracy Activist]:
"I think the Chinese regime doesn't want to bring about too big a political repercussion. On one side, Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao would like to crack down on Bo Xilai; on the other hand they want to maintain a stable political environment. To maintain a stable political situation, they decided to arrange the Bo Xilai-Harper meeting to appear normal."
And Chinese leaders have reason to avoid scandal in 2012. Vying factions within the regime are gearing up for a transition of power as Chinese leader Hu Jintao finishes his term later this year.
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On Saturday, Communist Party Secretary Bo Xilai met Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper in Chongqing. This is Bo's first public appearance following foreign media reports about his former aide, Wang Lijun, fleeing to the US consulate.Chinese state-run media avoided mention of Bo or his picture in their news reports.
On February 11th, Chongqing Communist Party Secretary Bo Xilai met Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper during the last leg of his China trip.
[...]
Security was tight during the meeting between Bo and Harper. Only three Canadian media and five Chinese state-run media agencies were allowed into the meeting room.
[...]
[...]
The local state-run Chongqing Daily newspaper published Xinhua's report, also without Bo's picture.
But when Harper visited Guangdong Communist Party Secretary Wang Yang earlier in his trip, Chinese state-run media published photos of them shaking hands.
Senior China Analyst Zhang Tianliang explains the significance of local state-run media reports.
[...]
The Chinese regime has tried to play down the situation. Political commentator Hu Ping says the Chinese regime is using the "loose outside while tight inside" strategy.
[...]
[Wang Juntao, 1989 Tiananmen Square Democracy Activist]:
"I think the Chinese regime doesn't want to bring about too big a political repercussion. On one side, Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao would like to crack down on Bo Xilai; on the other hand they want to maintain a stable political environment. To maintain a stable political situation, they decided to arrange the Bo Xilai-Harper meeting to appear normal."
And Chinese leaders have reason to avoid scandal in 2012. Vying factions within the regime are gearing up for a transition of power as Chinese leader Hu Jintao finishes his term later this year.
