NICOLAS SARKOZY
December 2011
'No matter how grim the outlook or how politicians squabble over what to do, Germans stick to their idealistic concept of Europe'
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December 2011
The euro would never have got off the ground if it had been put to national referendums, nor would the bailouts or austerity plans
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September 2011
In the first of an occasional series, we examine how and why hostility to Jews has re-emerged in France. The research for this article has been generously supported by the Hertog/Simon Fund for Policy Analysis
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June 2011
After four frustrating years, the French President is unpopular. But as his Socialist rival, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, falters, Sarkozy may yet hang on
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