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
For the Western commentariat, Emmanuel Macron’s election signalled a retreat from 2016’s populist electoral insurrections. So it may strike the British reader as bizarre that
It is in Italy that politics was first transformed by TV, then by the internet, and the March 4 elections will pit the incarnation of TV populism
At the end of January France’s culture minister Françoise Nyssen retracted the decision to include Charles Maurras – a far-right, virulently anti-Semitic author who enthusiastically
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