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As its leaders fight, France's conservative party suffers

Experts say that infighting within the conservative UMP, which was ousted from the presidency in May, could undermine its standing with the French public even further.

Amid bitter leadership row, French conservatives tap Copé

France headed toward undivided leftist government

French gunman had no Al Qaeda connection, says official

Credit rating slashed, France promises reforms

Libya conflict: Is Qaddafi's exit in the offing?

French journalists return home after Afghanistan hostage ordeal [VIDEO]

Ivory Coast generals call for cease-fire, negotiate Gbagbo's surrender

France's Sarkozy faces rifts on Islam debate

Splits widen among Western leaders over way forward in Libya

Japan crisis rattles even pro-nuclear France

Sarkozy tells French officials no more vacationing on Arab autocrats' dime

Sarkozy cabinet reshuffle aims to capture Gaullist fields of French right

French strikers begin to retrench after Senate finalized pension bill

As French strikes continue, unions take aim at Sarkozy

France declares war against Al Qaeda after hostage killed

Nicolas Sarkozy addresses France amid L’Oreal campaign scandal

Sarkozy's summer of scandals: Is the French president in trouble?

Burqa ban debated by French parliament

After secret hearings, France ready to put World Cup behind it

French President Nicolas Sarkozy reshuffles cabinet after election drubbing

French citizenship denied to man with veiled wife

December 21, 2009 Photos of the Day

US and European paths to recovery diverge

French elections a blow for Sarkozy's conservatives