If you were looking for a history of far-left political violence in Europe, you would have done well to sit in at…
Itās a partial victory for Franceās Palestine solidarity movement. On Wednesday, the State Council ā Franceās highest administrative court ā rejected Interior…
This Tuesday, Nahel, a seventeen-year-old of Franco-Algerian origin, was shot and killed by a police officer during a traffic stop in the…
A hail of tear gas grenades lobbed indiscriminately up the boulevard; a squadron of bludgeon-wielding officers swinging their way through crowds of…
Itād been hanging over Franceās retirement reform fight from the beginning ā a reminder that, come hell or high water, President Emmanuel…
This Tuesday people took to the streets across France in protest over President Emmanuel Macronās plan to reform the countryās pension system.…
A strike paralyzing Franceās oil refineries is developing into a national crisis, days after a state order this Tuesday commanding an end…
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