06/16/2022 - 1:00am

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

Christopher Bickerton

10.06

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

John Lichfield

09.06

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

John Lewis-Stempel

01.06

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

John Lewis-Stempel

25.05

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

John Lichfield

24.05

The failure of May 1968 Revolutionaries traded Maoism for marketing

Krzysztof Tyszka-Drozdowski

11.05

Can Mélenchon unite the French Left? A new alliance hopes to scupper Macron's majority

John Lichfield

28.04

Humans are born to hunt The Deer Man identifies with the wrong animal

John Lewis-Stempel

26.04

The man who could topple Macron Forget the honeymoon — democratic chaos awaits

Anne-Elisabeth Moutet

25.04

Why Macron is invincible Until the President's enemies stop squabbling, his politics will dominate

Christopher Caldwell

25.04

Macron is the leader France deserves He has played the role of the Sun King to perfection

Dominic Sandbrook

23.04

France’s gerontocratic nightmare Macron may have won, but it's the elderly who will rule

Emmanuel Todd