Dominique Strauss-Kahn
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Il dirige le FMI à des milliers de kilomètres de la France, mais on ne parle ici que de lui, de Dominique Strauss-Kahn. Dans ce qu'il est convenu d'appeler les dîners en ville, à la une des journaux et de nombreux livres qui tentent de le dévoiler sous toutes les coutures. Donc, DSK ira-t-il, ou non, à la présidentielle ? D'abord, il faudrait qu'il le veuille. Rien n'est moins sûr, l'homme est nonchalant.
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La stratégie à hauts risques de M. Strauss-Kahn - LeMonde.fr
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Global Economy - Strauss-Kahn calls for eurozone reform
The European Union’s Dangerous Game
Perhaps the wild swings in financial and stock markets over the last week will make people give closer scrutiny to what is going on in Europe, which would be a good thing for the world. According to most news reporting, markets are worried about a potential default by Greece on its sovereign debt, and the possibility of this spreading to other countries, including Portugal, Spain, Ireland and Italy. The agreement by the European Union and International Monetary Fund to provide up to $960 billion of support to the weaker economies, as well as to financial markets, has appeared to calm investors worldwide for now. But this does not resolve the underlying problem, even in the short run.