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France worries that unsavory presidential campaign has divided country

Nicolas Sarkozy's decision to play to the far right for votes in the presidential election has changed the French political landscape in a way many consider damaging.

Global Viewpoint Vint Cerf of Google on Internet rights – interview

Global Viewpoint WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, and the dark side of Internet freedom

Sarkozy cabinet reshuffle aims to capture Gaullist fields of French right

France opens sensitive question: who should attend Nobel ceremony honoring Liu Xiaobo

Why Iran suspended woman's stoning sentence

Global Viewpoint Small global taxes would make a big difference for world's 'bottom billion'

France declares war against Al Qaeda after hostage killed

Roman Polanski free? European cheers, and jeers

Clutching flowers, American mothers visit detained US hikers in Iran

Global Viewpoint Stand up to the enemies of Internet freedom

European leaders spar over Greece bailout ahead of EU summit

Iran nuclear program takes another step up escalation ladder

Iran's offer on nuclear deal: genuine or diplomatic wedge?

Global News Blog Haiti earthquake: Head of UN, and other key employees, missing

Rwanda genocide: Will new report close the book on who started it?

Why Iran may now be more vulnerable to sanctions

Opinion In Afghanistan, NATO is fighting for its life

Can Guinea avoid a violent power struggle?

Swiss minaret ban reflects European fear of Islam

Obama's Afghanistan war speech partly a bid for more foreign troops

On the way to Afghanistan, Holbrooke seeks to ease tensions with NATO

In Paris, Benjamin Netanyahu finds growing European doubt on Middle East peace

Iran nuclear deal on hold as Tehran misses deadline

Diplomats urge rivals to accept Afghan vote