Dec. 6 (Bloomberg) -- In 2002, as the U.S. drowned out French objections to the invasion of Iraq, President Jacques Chirac had an idea: create a global television channel to promote the Gallic point of view.
Four years later, Chirac, 74, is set to open a new front in his effort to stem his nation's declining influence in world affairs when France 24, an around-the-clock television network in French and English, goes on the air tomorrow.
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