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Why a rocky archipelago south of Newfoundland is officially part of France - The Economist explains

The Economist 2017
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THE first voters in France to cast their ballots in the May 7th presidential elections were not in Europe but on a rocky archipelago in the Atlantic ocean off Canada’s east coast. St Pierre and Miquelon is what the French call a collectivity.

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