8 Jan 2025 - 12:02am

Jean-Marie Le Pen poisoned French politics Provocations were his stock in trade

Julian Jackson

07.01

How the Left betrayed Charlie Hebdo They put piety over progress

Andrew Hussey

09.12

Emmanuel Macron is no de Gaulle The French President will leave a shoddy legacy

David A. Bell

07.12

Notre-Dame won’t redeem Macron The shiny new cathedral resembles a civic town hall

Jonathan Glancey

06.12

The radicals are coming for Macron Compromise isn't an option

Christopher Bickerton

29.11

Who will bring down Michel Barnier? French politicians are playing a dangerous game

Christopher Bickerton

26.11

Marseille can’t escape its drug gangs Criminality thrives amid the poverty

Francois Thomazeau

24.10

The end of Lebanon’s French connection Beirut's elite now look to Washington

Michal Kranz

26.09

Michel Houellebecq is literature’s Lucifer Like all satanic writers, he tells unwanted truths

Darran Anderson

20.09

How Macron killed Macronism Barnier's nomination signals a takeover by the centre-right

Christopher Bickerton

10.09

The annihilation of Michel Houellebecq Purged of venom, his sentimental swan song falls flat

Ann Manov

07.09

The unholy alliance of Macron and Le Pen Their dangerous liaison could reshape Europe

Thomas Fazi