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"Furieux" over a new soda tax in France, the company symbolically cancels a party
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France finally became the 14th country to legalize gay marriage on Saturday when President Francois Hollande signed the bill that legalizes same sex marriage into law. But ugly protests that have marked the legal process will continue even now that the bill is passed.
"Furieux" over a new soda tax in France, the company symbolically cancels a party
Lithuanian fighter plane crashed into French jet while on a joint Balkan air patrol
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The countries' two leaders have reached an agreement on how to best protect the euro
Christine Lagarde is accused of abuse of power during her tenure as finance minister
The maid reportedly told conflicting stories to Newsweek and ABC News
Anne Mansouret recounts her own sexual encounter with Strauss-Kahn
How do we know it's for real this time?
The refrain from European papers: screw this up and the whole world suffers
As former IMF head files slander charges against a French woman who said he tried to rape her
Demonstrations at the French and U.S. embassies turned violent
The French defense minister says the rebels and Qaddafi loyalists should negotiate
He has three days to enter the race and his polls don't look good
“Mr. Strauss-Kahn will not be pleading guilty to anything,” says his lawyer
The new IMF chief spoke to reporters for the first time Wednesday, stressing diversity
Favorite Pyeongchang edged out Munich and Annecy, France
As suspicions of guilt change, so do opinions on the oft-debated police practice
DSK says he will now file slander charges against Banon
She becomes the fund's first female leader since its 1944 founding
"We all know this case is not sustainable," a top investigator tells the Post
Lawyers make move in response to Monday's announcement
French writer Tristane Banon plans to file charges over an incident from 2002
A report questioning the accuser's credibility shocked France on Friday
A reporter and a cameraman touched down in Paris today and are telling their story
The French president was attacked while shaking hands
China calls for a peaceful end to the Libyan conflict
Or a lesson in how gaffes can be global
Warner Bros. accused of not respecting France's 'communal cup'
As DSK heads to trial, the French media run explainers--and takedowns
Well, you tell us: have you ever seen a Smurf carrying currency?
Broadcasting regulators don't want to give the two giants a competitive advantage
Insiders say Brazilian officials favor Lagarde
The White House is sensitive to perceptions of G8 members cutting a deal in Deauvill
Police found Strauss-Kahn in a car with a prostitute in 2007, according to reports
Two new complaints against a French minister may mean the code of silence has lifted
The family of DSK's accuser tells Reuters they are "above material things"
The IMF head resigns, spurring a race for the next head of the IMF
The London Times revisits a warning the French president gave to DSK
The American media are sticking to their standard no-release policy
The rules are different across the pond. Here's what the the French think
"It is very painful for us," says the leader of a Jewish community near Paris
The French IMF head leaves the institution in limbo
The IMF chief's supporters in France dismiss the arrest as an elaborate plot to ruin him
Did a proud grandfather-to-be slip up and break the news? Or was this always the plan?
Today's headlines are all about details of his imprisonment
His French defenders, including Bernard-Henri Lévy, argue cultural differences
Strauss-Kahn was the socialist party's big chance
The IMF chief has been replaced, while more accusations of rape are emerging in France
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