Hélène de Lauzun is the Paris correspondent for The European Conservative. She studied at the École Normale Supérieure de Paris. She taught French literature and civilization at Harvard and received a Ph.D. in History from the Sorbonne. She is the author of Histoire de l’Autriche (Perrin, 2021).
Defending French Women and Western Civilisation—Collectif Némésis founder <strong>Alice Cordier</strong>

Defending French Women and Western Civilisation—Collectif Némésis founder <strong>Alice Cordier</strong>

“They think women can be afraid on the street, but they don’t make the connection with immigration.”

Macron on Television: Impotence at Its Peak

Macron on Television: Impotence at Its Peak

Three hours of pointless chatter is a clear testimony to the French president’s political weakness.

French Report Recommends “Exceptional Reductions of Sentences” To Empty Prisons 

French Report Recommends “Exceptional Reductions of Sentences” To Empty Prisons 

Such a move would send a disastrous signal in a France overwhelmed by crime.

Islamist Youths Storm Church, Threaten Priest in Avignon

Islamist Youths Storm Church, Threaten Priest in Avignon

There is a growing wave of anti-Christian violence across France, ignored by mainstream media and government officials.

French Region Cuts €19 Million Funding From Islamo-Leftist University

French Region Cuts €19 Million Funding From Islamo-Leftist University

The case of Lyon 2 University was compounded by the resignation of its vice-president, who is under investigation for condoning terrorism after praising Hezbollah leader on social media.

American Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost Elected 267th Pope

American Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost Elected 267th Pope

The pope was elected after less than 24 hours of conclave, indicating a rapid consensus among the cardinals.

Fury in Paris: Macron Meets Ex-Terrorist in Shadow of Charlie Hebdo

Fury in Paris: Macron Meets Ex-Terrorist in Shadow of Charlie Hebdo

Macron’s compromise with the new Syrian regime is deemed unacceptable by the French Right.

Cardinals Entering Conclave: Last Echoes from Rome

Cardinals Entering Conclave: Last Echoes from Rome

The name of the future pope should in all likelihood be known before the end of the week.

The French Right’s Game of Three-Ball Billiards 

The French Right’s Game of Three-Ball Billiards 

Le Pen, Bardella, and Maréchal stand united for a strong French Right—but who will take the lead come election time?

Silenced for Your Safety: Wokeism Study Shakes French Academia

Silenced for Your Safety: Wokeism Study Shakes French Academia

Scientific investigation concludes that woke thinking is appallingly poor.

Maréchal Reclaims Conservative Roots in Joan of Arc’s Hometown

Maréchal Reclaims Conservative Roots in Joan of Arc’s Hometown

While the leader of the new Identité Libertés party continues to affirm her loyalty to Marine Le Pen, she is carefully carving out a distinct political identity of her own.

In Pursuit of the Lost Right-Winger

In Pursuit of the Lost Right-Winger

With French politics in disarray, the man who revives the Right could have a shot at the presidency, boosted by Macronism’s collapse and Le Pen’s legal troubles.