The centre-right parties in the French parliament voted against the UDR’s legislative proposal, afraid to appear to be ‘playing into the RN’s hands.’
“Nicolas is paying” has become the political slogan of the fed-up French taxpayer who is working hard while watching his country crumble and his money fund a system he no longer believes in.
While transgenderism is not an illness according to the progressive officialdom, the costs of ‘gender-affirming care’ are expected to be covered by taxpayers.
The lady claims to be a champion of pluralism—but of a one-sided kind.
He wants right-wing policies but is allowing Macronism to continue by lending it a helping hand.
Christians in Syria know they cannot count on the new government to protect them.
During the block parties across the country the French experienced violence and an irreconcilable culture clash.
Other restrictive environmental measures were also abandoned thanks to the adoption of the law.
France is finally catching up with reality: going green means going nuclear.
With strong public support, MPs are pushing through a law to stop illegal immigrants using civil marriages to dodge deportation.
As JD Vance asks what today’s leaders are really protecting, Macron gives the answer: ego, theatre, and a fantasy of relevance.
Could the divided Left produce a single candidate to counter what they call the ‘danger’ of a potential victory for the nationalist Right?
