In the short term, all sorts of industries in Western European countries -- and in the long term in the energy arena -- stand to lose from a confrontation with Iran.

Kimberly-Clark is currently facing a number of global challenges, including commodity cost pressures (natural gas, fiber, energy), higher selling, general and administrative costs and a still difficult playing field in Western Europe.

Europe has looked at terrorism differently since the attacks in London, even if the terrorism we're experiencing is fundamentally different from that in Israel.

We are not at the point where we would use the measures Israel does, but we understand them better.

There is absolutely no discussion of punishment for the moment in the French approach.

All of our energy should be in sacrifice and services. Suffering, at least.