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Macron’s rivals are taking stock
A rare calm between storms in French politics is allowing Macron’s competition to plot their next move.
A rare calm between storms in French politics is allowing Macron’s competition to plot their next move.
MĂ©lenchon and the unions and hoping that nationwide strikes this week will bring Macron to his knees. But the government will likely carry on, bruised but unbroken.
French voters deliver a second term of gridlock for the President as the far-left and far-right make major parliamentary gains.
Daily briefing: If Macron discovers too late that he’s taken his eye off the ball, France’s next five years will look very different to how they did in April.Â
France’s parliamentary elections are a chance for a patchwork left-wing coalition to give the President a bloody nose.
En Marche could lose its majority in June’s parliamentary elections. The landslide of 2017 was always a one-off.
In this week’s letter, Walter warns the French to be careful what they wish for ahead of the election.
If Marine Le Pen or Jean-Luc MĂ©lenchon pull off a surprise upset, it would be a disaster for European unity.
Emmanuel Macron produced a maelstrom of controversy on Monday with what may strike the Anglo-Saxon reader as innocuous remarks. At a meeting of the French
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