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The future of France's foreign policy

France's new rightwing president, Nicolas Sarkozy, has appointed Bernard Kouchner, the socialist co-founder of Médecins sans Frontières, as foreign minister. The journalist Neil Clark considers this "The latest illustration of a cross-party alliance of neoconservatives and liberal interventionists that is already entrenched in both the US and Britain. ... For Kouchner, international law is an anachronism to be overridden with impunity. 'To change the law, you sometimes have to break the law' is one of his favourite sayings. Despite having served as UN special representative in Kosovo, Kouchner seems to have scant regard for its charter and the way it enshrines the sovereign equality of all its members. ... Instead of a world of equal states respecting each other's sovereignty, Kouchner prefers the 'right of interference' by western powers, if necessary by military force. But, after a decade of western vigilantism of the type Kouchner favours, the results have not been encouraging from a human rights perspective."

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