A French teenager was missing for a week, and it was considered that she was no more. But, in a shocking revelation, it has been found that she is alive.

Chloe Rodriguez, 15, has been found in a boot of a car in Germany. She got disappeared on November 9 at the time when she went to visit her friend's place. She was on her scooter at that time, said people known to the matter.

As per recent reports, it has been revealed that Germany has been showing signs of healthy growth. It was said so, as the German gross domestic product has improved more than the expected level.

Three German deputies had visited Iran the previous week and the same has highlighted the resilient trade relationship of Germany with Tehran. However, the same has sometimes been a reason of outrage and frustration for France, Britain, the US and Israel to impose strict EU economic sanctions.

While addressing a joint press conference in Berlin, French Finance Minister Pierre Moscovici said, "France and Germany will strive over the next four weeks to stop Greece from unsettling markets as officials work to put the country's faltering bailout plan back on the rails".

According to a French agency called National Commission for Computing and Civil Liberties (or CNIL), a preliminary evaluation of the changes which Internet search giant Google is making to its privacy policy has revealed that the changes fall short in terms of their compliance with the data-protection standards in Europe.

Germany and France are preparing to propose some changes to the EU treaty as the eurozone’s sovereign debt crisis is still out of control.

French President Nicholas Sarkozy on Tuesday announced that France would embrace Germany’s campaign for that treaty change that would allow European authorities to intervene in the national budgets of the eurozone states.

Mr. Sarkozy told an Asian forum in Paris that amendments to the treaty would prevent eurozone states from diverging in the budgetary, economic as well as fiscal areas.

According to euro zone officials, a deal for leveraging the euro zone bailout fund is apparently on the cards for France and Germany, via the first loss insurance for the primary bond market and a special purpose medium with a subordinated loan from an EFSF - European Financial Stability Facility - for the secondary market.

In addition, as per further details shared by the officials, an pronouncement from euro zone leaders is being widely supported, essentially with the objective of ensuring that European Central Bank (ECB) bond purchases are sustained on the secondary bond market.

France and Germany have reportedly agreed to expand the eurozone’s rescue fund to €2 trillion (£1.75 trillion) to resolve prevailing debt crisis in the region.

The report based on unanimous sources, and published by the Guardian, cheered investors around the globe. All major US stock markets jumped. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 2.2 per cent, or 250 points, while S&P
500 index and the NASDAQ surged 2 per cent and 1.6 per cent to 1,225.38 and 2,657.43 points respectively.