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A year after Charlie Hebdo, why France needs vision

Academic Dominique Moisi argues that the country must face up to the uncertainty and cultural fractures that confront it.

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A year after the terrorist attack on the offices of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, the mood in France is a mixture of resilience, uncertainty and growing internal division, reports the Financial Times.

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