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Insulting' ... First Lady Carla Bruni with husband, French President Nicolas Sarkozy. Photo: Reuters A French mayor's plan to erect a statue of President Nicolas Sarkozy's wife, Carla Bruni, in worker's attire has angered the opposition and embarrassed the ...  

While rumors a few weeks back had French President Nicolas Sarkozy changing his mind to support gay marriage, the Gallic politician has now gone on record to say that he will not be including gay marriage or gay adoption in his re-election campaign. CONTINUED » Permalink | 6 comments | Add to del.icio.us Tagged: David Cameron, France, french [...]  

Two great workplace stories courtesy of Britain’s Daily Telegraph to share: First off, a mini celebrity scandal featuring French First Lady, Carla Bruni-Sarkozy. Bruni-Sarkozy, wife of French President Nicolas Sarkozy, has seemingly ruffled ...  

PARIS -(Dow Jones)- The French Socialist Party's presidential candidate Francois Hollande maintained his lead over incumbent president Nicolas Sarkozy, according to the latest poll of voter intentions in presidential elections to be held in less ...  

French President Nicolas Sarkozy’s approval rating rose in February as he prepared to announce that he’s running for re-election, according to a poll by Ipsos SA for Le Point magazine. Sarkozy’s rating, which hit a low of 29 percent last ...  

French President Nicolas Sarkozy has outlined the hardline platform on which he will fight for his political future: immigration, work and the welfare state, which has made it clear that he will stand for re-election. French President Nicolas Sarkozy has ...  

Leaders to meet at Anglo-French summit over possible military advice to Free Syrian Army as well as separate defence dealsDavid Cameron and the French president Nicolas Sarkozy are to meet in Paris on Friday to discuss a possible increase in help to Syrian rebels, including giving them military advice.The meeting, held in the context of the annual Anglo-French summit, will occur the day after Sarkozy is expected formally to declare his...  

PARIS (Reuters) - France's opposition Socialists have complained to the French election watchdog that President Nicolas Sarkozy used taxpayer money to pay for official trips that were thinly veiled election campaign visits, a Socialist official ...  

Facebook users have a love-hate relationship with Facebook Timeline, which encourages users to share their life story in photos and milestones. So where does French President Nicolas Sarkozy fall on the amour-haine spectrum? J'adore, it seems, as Sarkozy ...  

In an interview with the conservative French magazine, Le Figaro, France’s president, Nicolas Sarkozy, said that he would not support gay marriage in his re-election platform, Life Site News reported."In troubled times, when our society needs to keep its bearings, I don’t think that it is necessary to blur the image of this essential social institution that is marriage," Sarkozy said.Even though Sarkozy will not back marriage equality the...  

French President Nicolas Sarkozy has reiterated his opposition to gay marriage and the adoption of children by gay and lesbian couples. In an interview with Le Figaro, Sarkozy says he remains opposed to marriage equality, knocking down a ...  

NOGENT-SUR-MARNE, France, Feb. 12 (UPI) -- Critics of a plan to model a statue honoring Italian immigrants on an image of Carla Bruni-Sarkozy say the French first lady is too glamorous. A figure resembling the wife of President Nicolas Sarkozy would...  

PARIS, Feb. 11 (UPI) -- French President Nicolas Sarkozy remains an undeclared candidate for a second term with the deadline just over a month away. In an interview with Le Figaro, Sarkozy suggested he has high-minded reasons for postponing his announcement,...  

France is holding a presidential election in the spring, and the campaign is in full swing, sort of. The only thing missing is one of the candidates: President Nicolas Sarkozy. As NPR's Eleanor Beardsley reports, he hasn't yet announced whether he's running for re-election.  

(AP) PARIS — An Israeli-French soldier who was held hostage for five years by Palestinian militants met Wednesday with French President Nicolas Sarkozy. Gilad Schalit has maintained a low profile since his release from captivity in Gaza in ...