Tag: France

Total Results: 250


A ceremony in memory to the victims of the Algerian War of Independence. Credit: FRANCOIS GUILLOT/AFP via Getty Images
01/03/2022 - 12:03am

Can France resist tribalism? Albert Camus agonised over his divided country

Boyd Tonkin

Friday, December 31

31.12

The narcissistic fall of France Is the country really on the brink of civil war?

Michel Houellebecq

Monday, December 27

27.12

Ernst Jünger: our prophet of anarchy The dissident thinker predicted our disordered times

Aris Roussinos

Thursday, December 23

23.12

Angela Merkel’s empty leadership Her pious promises didn't solve anything

Wolfgang Streeck

Wednesday, December 22

22.12

A letter from Calais Those who are displaced will always lose

Abdul Saboor

Tuesday, December 14

14.12

Corruption always thrives in the EU Fraud, theft and bribery fuel its wasteful projects

Matthew Olex-Szczytowski

Monday, December 13

13.12

We are all Madame Bovary Gustave Flaubert, born 200 years ago, was disgusted by reality

Tomiwa Owolade

Wednesday, December 8

08.12

Valérie Pécresse won’t save France Her cheerful toughness won't bring change

John Lichfield

Friday, December 3

03.12

The closing of the Russian mind Putin's elites will do anything to stay in power

John Lloyd

Wednesday, December 1

01.12

The world according to Éric Zemmour He is more interested in being himself than president

John Lichfield

Monday, November 29

29.11

How Zemmour exploits his Jewishness He uses my work to pour scorn on the Left

Simon Epstein

Friday, November 26

26.11

The Calais crisis can’t be solved The migrant tragedy started well before Brexit

John Lichfield