Strauss Kahn’s wife kicks husband out of home
11:27 • 29.06.12

The long-suffering wife of Dominique Strauss-Kahn has finally left him, it was confirmed last night.
After months of loyal support in the face of seedy vice allegations, Anne Sinclair kicked the former International Monetary Fund boss out of their Paris home, The Daily Mail reported.
The split happened a month ago but Ms Sinclair, a 64-year-old art heiress and internet journalist, initially managed to keep it quiet.
But as the now unemployed Strauss-Kahn, 63, prepared for further court appearances, he confirmed the separation.
‘They are no longer living as man and wife,’ said a source close to Sinclair, who at one stage was being tipped to become Socialist president of France.
Instead his career was ruined when, in May 2011, a New York chamber maid accused him of attempted rape.
He was later cleared in a criminal court, but admitted that a sex act had taken place, and the maid is now pursuing a civil case against him.
Sinclair, who has been with Strauss-Kahn for 20 years, initially offered him unquestioning support but this began to waver as allegations mounted up.
They included a French writer saying that Strauss-Kahn had tried to rape her in a Paris flat.
Then prosecutors opened an investigation into a vice ring based in northern France in which Mr Strauss-Kahn is implicated.
Highly-paid young prostitutes said to have travelled to cities like Paris to take part in ‘sex parties’ with Mr Strauss-Kahn and other men.
There is even a particularly serious allegation that Mr Strauss-Kahn gang raped one of the women in a hotel inWashington DC.
Also under investigation are: Jean-Christophe Lagarde, a former police chief from Lille ; David Roquet, head of a subsidiary of the Eiffage building giant ; and another businessman called Fabrice Paszkowski , who is said to have regularly exchanged SMS text messages with Mr Strauss-Kahn.
Strauss-Kahn, in turn, has told police that there was ‘no brutality’ involved in any of the orgies, and that he did not even know the women were vice girls.
LATEST NEWS • All Today news
09:28 • 24/05
N.Korea ‘willing’ to resume Denuclearization talks
09:13 • 24/05
Balkan countries agree to build two new pipelines for getting gas from Azerbaijan
08:42 • 24/05
08:26 • 24/05
US road bridge collapses into Skagit River, Washington
08:14 • 24/05
Barack Obama defends 'just war' using drones
22:17 • 23/05
Armenian students offered remote access to US nuclear reactor
21:51 • 23/05
21:33 • 23/05
Iranian gas pipeline offers no alternative, says energy minister
20:48 • 23/05
Soldier Lee Rigby killed in London attack
20:27 • 23/05
Karabakh issue discussed in Azerbaijan
19:42 • 23/05
Woman in Armenia’s Vanadzor attempts self-immolation
19:15 • 23/05
Britain's Tate museum sets $34m record for Constable painting
18:39 • 23/05
London terror suspects faced security investigation
18:23 • 23/05
Gas price hike plan spurs protest in Armenia’s capital (updated, photos) 
18:10 • 23/05
Armenian rescuers conduct test flights at 800m altitude (video)
17:56 • 23/05
Georges Moustaki, composer of Edith Piaf hit song, dies
17:31 • 23/05
Public attitudes to opinions perceived unpatriotic were hostile in Armenia - Amnesty International
17:25 • 23/05
Ex deputy head of Nubarashen penitentiary arrested for bribery
17:18 • 23/05
Armenia’s central bank launches hotline for villager loans
17:01 • 23/05
Georgian clergymen charged over disrupting gay parade
16:39 • 23/05
Armenian catholicos meets Swiss envoy
16:24 • 23/05
Istanbul tops the list with most rape cases in Turkey
16:22 • 23/05
Gas price rise to scale up poverty in Armenia
16:19 • 23/05
Google acquires kite-power generator
16:00 • 23/05
Iran election: Rafsanjani criticises leaders' 'ignorance'
15:35 • 23/05
‘You are nothing’ – ruling party MP to opposition
15:35 • 23/05
‘You will enjoy the upcoming 4-5 years, we will work hard’ – PM
14:58 • 23/05
Global stocks markets hit after Chinese data and Fed comments
14:29 • 23/05
‘Chechnya’s consular agent to Turkey’ murdered in Ankara
14:24 • 23/05
14:19 • 23/05
Energy, gas price revision shows rise – official
14:07 • 23/05
Armenia’s NA chairman calls for reconciliation
13:27 • 23/05
Parliament approves Armenia’s government program
13:24 • 23/05
Armenian National Congress to vote against government program
13:22 • 23/05
Armenia’s minister of urban development visits Yerevan’s covered market
13:19 • 23/05
Last bell to ring for graduates on May 24
12:31 • 23/05
Georgia’s Vano Merabishvili sent to prison
12:25 • 23/05
Hail-stricken villagers dissatisfied with Armenia’s government
12:24 • 23/05
NGO head calls for boycotting gas charges
12:21 • 23/05
Farmers of hail-stricken villages to be freed of water, land taxes
11:29 • 23/05
Prince Charles to visit Armenia
11:27 • 23/05
Trade conditions unlikely to change – CBA
11:22 • 23/05
Lennon lyrics donated to British Library for tax relief
11:11 • 23/05
10:55 • 23/05
Nissan to recall more than 800,000 cars
10:44 • 23/05
Eddie Ahern and Neil Clement receive lengthy BHA bans
10:39 • 23/05
Aleppo-Armenian intellectual kidnapped by extremist rebel group
10:19 • 23/05
Carrefour to divest 25 pct stake in Middle East venture
09:52 • 23/05
168 Zham: Moscow’s second message
09:51 • 23/05
Zhoghovurd: Opposition rep reached agreement with Armenia’s prosecutor general?
09:32 • 23/05
Most popular articles
11:11 • 23/05
19:42 • 23/05
Woman in Armenia’s Vanadzor attempts self-immolation
11:29 • 23/05
Prince Charles to visit Armenia
10:19 • 23/05
Carrefour to divest 25 pct stake in Middle East venture
21:33 • 23/05
Iranian gas pipeline offers no alternative, says energy minister
20:27 • 23/05
Karabakh issue discussed in Azerbaijan
20:48 • 23/05
Soldier Lee Rigby killed in London attack
10:39 • 23/05
Aleppo-Armenian intellectual kidnapped by extremist rebel group
22:17 • 23/05
Armenian students offered remote access to US nuclear reactor
10:55 • 23/05
- London terror suspects faced security investigation
- Public attitudes to opinions perceived unpatriotic were hostile in Armenia - Amnesty International
- Aleppo-Armenian intellectual kidnapped by extremist rebel group
- Woolwich machete attack: Cameron to lead Cobra meeting
- Vatican releases first-ever Annual Report of the Financial Information Authority, 2012



















