Tag: France

Total Results: 253


The end of the line (Sophie Bassouls/Sygma/Sygma via Getty Images)
10/12/2022 - 1:01am

Annie Ernaux: queen of the suburbs The Nobel laureate carved beauty from the ordinary

Boyd Tonkin

Friday, August 26

26.08

All revolutionaries are selfish Émile Zola: 'Germinal'

Sean Thor Conroe

Wednesday, August 24

24.08

Will Macron call another election? A collapsing France could provide an opportunity

John Lichfield

Thursday, August 18

18.08

Virgins get more done Joan of Arc knew men are a distraction

Mary Harrington

Friday, August 5

05.08

The Greek myth has been crushed Our pride and arrogance is merely a facade

Yanis Varoufakis

Monday, July 25

25.07

Interrailing wasn’t all sex and sunshine It was supposed to be romantic and mind-expanding

Rowan Pelling

Thursday, June 16

16.06

The long march of the French Left Mélenchon is forging a populist path back to power

Christopher Bickerton

Friday, June 10

10.06

Macron’s tormented second term Young candidates hope to capture his parliament

John Lichfield

Thursday, June 9

09.06

The paranoia of French politics Which two of my neighbours voted for the Trotskyists?

John Lewis-Stempel

Wednesday, June 1

01.06

France is desperate for a king Macron is as much a monarch as Louis XIV

John Lewis-Stempel

Wednesday, May 25

25.05

Does France need a Prime Minister? Elisabeth Borne must charm voters without upsetting Macron

John Lichfield

Tuesday, May 24

24.05

The failure of May 1968 Revolutionaries traded Maoism for marketing

Krzysztof Tyszka-Drozdowski