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Vienna is still the busiest city in the convention world(1)
Charlemagne: Angela’s new partner
The French president must learn to dance with a dominant German chancellor(80)
France and Germany: The Frangela show
The waterproof president meets the iron chancellor(56)
The debt crisis: Post-war reflections
It was a lot easier to grow out of the debt burden after 1945(61)
The week ahead: May 11th 2012: A very busy in-tray
FRANÇOIS Hollande is sworn in as president of France, Germany’s largest state holds an election, Ratko Mladic goes on trial at the Hague and Facebook goes public(0)
The euro crisis: Europe’s Achilles heel
Amid growing risk of a Greek exit, the euro zone has yet to face up to the task of saving the single currency itself(943)
Socialist victory in France: President Hollande
The new French president may be more open to austerity, and less able to bring a change of course in Europe, than his public expects(134)
Closing our blog: And it's au revoir from us
On being named François, and other closing campaign thoughts(32)
Austerity and the euro crisis: Add Hollandaise sauce
The election of François Hollande is changing Europe's debate about growth and austerity(261)
France's new president: Now for the hard part
François Hollande must hit the ground running(150)
Austerity: Spot the difference
Different rhetoric, same date(21)
European markets: Post-election blues (and reds)
More circles to square(40)
The euro crisis: A winner in France, alarm in Greece
Elections in France and Greece cause renewed nervousness about the euro(232)
France's election: President Hollande
For the first time in 24 years, the French have elected a Socialist, François Hollande, as their next president(463)
The week ahead: 4th May 2012: The dawn of the private space age
FRANCE elects its next president, Greece faces an unpredictable parliamentary election, Japan turns off its last nuclear reactor and SpaceX hopes to launch its Falcon 9 rocket(1)
France’s presidential election: Head to head
Barring an extraordinary accident, it still looks a sure thing for the Socialist challenger, François Hollande(92)
Our previous endorsements: Absolute rule, unreconstructed semi-Marxists, and Le Pen
How The Economist has covered previous presidential elections(35)
The French media: The rise of Sarkophobia
He may have taken a right turn, but he's hardly Pétain(203)
The French reaction to our cover: Is The Economist anti-France?
The man who may be the next finance minister thinks so(118)
France's election: The rather dangerous Monsieur Hollande
The Socialist who is likely to be the next French president would be bad for his country and Europe(1003)
France’s presidency: The man of the moment
François Hollande looks very likely to become France’s next president. What will he bring to the job?(54)
Charlemagne: Kicking against austerity
France and the Netherlands once again resist the European consensus(949)
Money talks: April 23rd 2012: The enemy of finance?
INVESTORS show signs of rebellion on executive pay at Citigroup and Barclays, elections in France and Holland stir the market, and weak economic news this week from Europe and China(18)
Electoral mathematics: History lessons
No candidate has come back from this far behind to win the presidency(13)
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