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The rise of Mr. Bland

The rise of François Hollande, France’s Mr. Bland

The presidential nominee for the centre-left Socialist party is a nerd famous for his lack of star power

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DSK to be questioned about sex parties in Paris and Washington

Remember DSK, the man poised to become the next French president? He was going to bring the Socialists back into power—until he was accused of sexually assaulting an American hotel maid in New York. (The case against Strauss-Kahn was eventually dropped.) Well, Strauss-Kahn is back in the news and, like every time he’s been mentioned in the past year, the news is linked to a sex scandal. DSK was taken in for questioning by French police today as part of an inquiry into a prostitution ring allegedly operating in the town of Lille. According to Reuters, Police will question DSK to find out “whether he knew that women at sex parties he attended in Paris and Washington were prostitutes.”

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France drops complaint against Strauss-Kahn

Prosecutors say they had sufficient evidence of sexual assault, but that statute of limitations had run out

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DSK calls accusers ‘liars’ during French TV appearance

Journalist insists she was lucky to escape rape by Strauss-Kahn

Newsmaker

Newsmakers: August 25-31, 2011

Gail Asper steps up, Steve Jobs steps down, and Beyoncé is with child

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Charges against former IMF chief dropped

Strauss-Kahn is released after case collapses around accuser’s credibility

Newsmaker

Newsmakers: August 4-11, 2011

Sean Avery gets arrested, the youngest Mulroney gets hitched and Amélie gets to say goodbye to all that

Maid in Manhattan Redux: DSKNY

Reviving the case against Dominique Strauss-Kahn

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Maid in DSK case gives name and interview

Nafissatou Diallo maintains the former IMF chief assaulted her; says case should go to trial.

Free for now—but far from forgiven

Free for now—but far from forgiven

The criminal case against Strauss-Kahn appears to be falling apart, but the former IMF chief’s troubles are far from over

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What’s in a name?

U.S. media weigh revealing identity of Kahn’s accuser

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Former IMF chief to dodge sexual assault charges

Charges against Dominique Strauss-Kahn to drop on July 18