A president who once compared himself to Jupiter seems to have lost his grip on the past, present and future. Macron claims no one could have foreseen either the wave of inflation or, more startlingly, the exceptional series of heat waves this past summer.
Democracies across the globe are suffering from an identity crisis that may be too fraught with contradictions to survive.
A newly united left in France proposes an ambitious program, bridging social justice, ecology and European reform that could challenge Europe’s neoliberal establishment.
France demonstrates that, with pressure on democracies to evolve a political order responsive to the people, today’s institutions are designed to orchestrate chaos.
With an election in just over a month, Macron senses that the tragedy in Ukraine may save his fragile presidency.
Has Emmanuel Macron found a way of selling weapons to encourage peace?
The iconic Chanel Nº5 flagrance turned 100 this year, with one bottle still selling every 30 seconds in the world.
Eric Zemmour believes that no political party is currently capable of “expressing the just wrath and anxiety of the French people.”
Emmanuel Macron has set off a diplomatic war with Algeria that may be difficult to calm.
Political sensibilities aside, is AUKUS the right undertaking for Britain, Australia and the US?
With elections on the horizon, the mood in Germany and France could not be more different.
As French and American politicians push harder to exclude the already excluded, the US military in Africa will focus on battling the threat of peaceful overtures.
France is not alone as it witnesses the power of democratic futility and indifference.
In France, the “clash of ignorance” can no longer be used as an excuse to hide the clash of truths between radical secularism and Muslims refusing to kill God for Marianne.
