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Today’s dismissal was delayed pending an appeal court ruling regarding an application for a special prosecutor.
The former IMF head could be set for a return to French politics after prosecutors dropped sexual assault charges.
Filings from the Manhattan district attorney says he no longer believes a viable case can be brought against the former IMF head.
Lawyers for the alleged victim says she feels more investigated than the former IMF chief amid concerns over her credibility.
Prosecutors bringing charges against the former head of the IMF will ask a judge to drop the charges at a hearing this week.
A medical report published in a French magazine claims that hotel maid Nafi Diallo was raped. Strauss Kahn’s lawyers see it differently.
Natissatou Diallo said she made the decision to speak because she wanted to set the record straight.
Nafissatou Diallo claims that former IMF chief Dominique Strauss Kahn forced her to perform oral sex and ripped off her tights when she came to clean his hotel room.
Camille Strauss-Kahn is the friend of the young French writer who claims that the former head of the IMF attempted to rape her.
The former head of the IMF is facing more accusations.
The former head of the IMF is reported to have bedded three women prior to being arrested and charged with attempted rape.
Prosecutors want the entire sex assault case against the former head of the IMF to be dropped.
Tristine Banon’s claims of attempted rape in 2003 are under official investigation. So will Strauss-Kahn sue for slander?
The former IMF head’s trial for attempted rape faces further controversy as legal squabbles continue.
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The newspaper is being sued for libel after claiming that the 32-year-old maid was “turning tricks at the hotel”.
The New York Post says DA sources will drop their case, because DSK’s alleged victim is not credible.
The former IMF head rejects claims he assaulted novelist Tristane Banon – and may bring his own case to court.
Writer Tristane Banon is to file charges against former IMF head Dominique Strauss-Kahn for an alleged rape attempt, which she says occurred in a Paris flat in 2002.
A US report claims that the hotel maid involved in the Dominique Strauss-Kahn case tried to solicit the former IMF head.
If rape charges are dropped, can the ex-IMF director return to France to run against President Nicolas Sarkozy next year?
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The criminal case against Strauss Kahn stands, and his passport has been retained. He has been allowed to go free without home or bail confinement.
Hotel workers shouted “shame on you” as the former IMF head arrived to the court in New York. He faces charges including attempted rape and unlawful imprisonment.
Mahmoud Adbel Salem Omar will appear in court again on Friday. The accusation of assault comes just weeks after the arrest of the former IMF head on similar charges.
“I honestly think that there should never be too much testosterone in one room”. Christine Lagarde wants to be the head of the IMF and the first woman in the job, but what do we know about her?
Praise is rolling in for Christine Lagarde, the French Finance Finister who’s gunning for the top job at the IMF. However, several countries are hanging back from giving her their complete backing.
The French minister has today entered the race to succeed Dominique Strauss-Kahn, though developing countries are unhappy.
AP cites two sources who say DNA samples taken from a chambermaid’s uniform match those taken from the former IMF head.
The former managing director of the International Monetary Fund is freed on 24-hour home detention with an electronic tag.
Perks and a hefty salary were among the things Dominique Strauss-Kahn enjoyed as managing director of the International Monetary Fund. Now he’s in a jail cell in New York.
The head of the IMF has quit amid allegations of sexual assault and attempted rape. Read his full statement to the organisation here.
Dominique Strauss-Kahn says he denies “with the greatest possible firmness” the charges against him. The task of replacing him as managing director of the International Monetary Fund is already underway.