Segolene Royal

Hollande, Royal & Trierweiler: Viva La France and the Female Brain

Alexia Parks | Posted 05.16.2012

Alexia Parks

These connected lives, if lifted to a higher level of political service, contain the seeds of a future model for politics where decision-making is based on a balance between the male and female mind.

'Soft As A Strawberry' And Never Married: Meet France's New Prez

Posted 05.10.2012

Socialist candidate Francois Hollande knocked current French Presdent Nicolas Sarkozy out of the Elysee Palace in this Sunday's election. Yet "jus...

Segolene Royal Throws Support Behind Francois Hollande

AP | Posted 12.12.2011

PARIS — Segolene Royal, the French Socialists' unsuccessful 2007 presidential candidate, threw her support Wednesday behind her former romantic ...

Hollande, Aubry Lead In French Socialist Primary

AP | Posted 12.10.2011

PARIS — France's opposition Socialists says former party head Francois Hollande came in first in round one of the party's presidential primary, ...

Sarkozy Adviser Minc Triggers French Death Panel Debate

Eric Ehrmann | Posted 05.25.2011

Eric Ehrmann

Ridley Scott's Robin Hood opened the Golden Lion awards at Cannes. But this year's golden coffin will go to Alain Minc, the spin doctor who advises French president Nicholas Sarkozy.

Gender Quotas: The Wave of the Business Future?

Elizabeth Gregory | Posted 05.25.2011

Elizabeth Gregory

Following up on his plan to move beyond the GDP to more adequate measures of national well-being, French President Nicholas Sarkozy has proposed a new plan to advance gender equity.

Five Over 50: Women Who Continually Inspire

Kira Craft | Posted 05.25.2011

Kira Craft

There are lots of inspiring women at the top of their game in their 50s, 60s and 70s who haven't relinquished one iota of their attractiveness, vitality and power.

Obama and Clinton: Does The Mainstream Media Have It Wrong?

Marcia G. Yerman | Posted 05.25.2011

Marcia G. Yerman

The questions about the Obama-Clinton relationship will undoubtedly remain. However, the voices for "party unity" and "taking back the White House" are starting to sound increasingly strong.