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5:21 PM, June 4, 2007 | Comments (0)
It's official: France now has the hairiest government in recent memory. While previous government leaders have tended to grayness and baldness, President Nicolas Sarkozy has brought change on the follicular as well as the political front. It's not that...

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  • Perspective: Eric Besson

    Christopher Dickey | Feb 21, 2007 04:25 PM
    "The left is headed straight for a wall, like in 2002 . Except this time with its eyes open and honking the horn." --Socialist deputy Eric Besson, who resigned from his post as the party's national secretary for the economy last week.... More
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  • Issues: Lullaby to a Lost Generation?

    Tracy McNicoll | Feb 21, 2007 04:11 PM
    Is 2007 the last gasp for a lost generation? Seventy-six percent of French polled last year believed that today's young people have a much smaller "chance to succeed" than their parents did. The French press has dubbed the baby-boomers' children " les... More
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  • Images: Clothes Calls

    Tracy McNicoll | Feb 21, 2007 12:54 PM
    Jean-Christophe Lagarde, a conservative deputy, had this to say about Ségolène Royal's appearance on the nationally televised town-hall-style program called "I Have a Question for You." "Le Parisien" newspaper: "What else struck you?" Lagarde: "Her... More
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