Nicolas Sarkozy
The right-wing darling led France from 2007 to 2012. Monday, he appeared in court, accused of corruption, in a what could be a humiliating postscript to his political career.
The French-Italian chanteuse opens up to Marlow Stern about her lovely new album, time as first lady, and a seriously bizarre episode with Donald Trump.
The late Libyan strongman may have pumped millions into Sarkozy’s campaign coffers in 2006, but five years later, France led the mission to bring Gaddafi down.
An Obama-friendly centrist has just crushed a pro-Trump right-winger to become the next French president. But ... who is this outsider with all the inside connections?
Trump’s tacit endorsement of France’s far right may have backfired, as France’s centrist candidate took the lead in the first runoff. But Le Pen is still standing.
Venezuela is crumbling. Lack of food, medicine, toiletries paired with unparallelled inflation, residents have taken to the streets to protest in what was billed the "Mother of All Marches."
After a year of high-stakes electoral surprises, France may bring us the most important, disturbing, and dangerous one yet.