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Democracy Denied: French Constitutional Council Reinstates Low Emission Zones

Hélène de Lauzun May 22, 2026

The Constitutional Council is gradually becoming a sort of third chamber overturning political compromises approved by the nation’s elected representatives.

Quentin Deranque (2003-2026)

Ellen Fantini May 22, 2026

A young Catholic man, peaceful and charitable by every account, went out to stand beside women who needed protection. For this, he was beaten to death by an organised mob. In any civilised country, this would be a moment of reckoning.

Paris Attacks Terrorist Granted Prison Leave in Belgium

TEC News / AFP May 22, 2026

Mohamed Bakkali, convicted for helping organise the 2015 Paris terror attacks that killed 130 people, will be allowed to leave prison temporarily despite objections from Belgian prosecutors.

Votes and Immigration: How Demographics Might Change French Politics

Hélène de Lauzun May 21, 2026

Immigration should no longer be treated only as a topic of debate, but as a driver of political change.

French MPs Vote Against Imports of Food Produced with Banned Pesticides

TEC News May 21, 2026

New French measure will block the “introduction,” “import,” and “marketing” of products using banned substances.

Back to Rigour: French Education Minister Under Fire for Enforcing Spelling and Grammar in Exams

Hélène de Lauzun May 20, 2026

Mastering spelling and grammar should not be optional for pupils, but that is an unpopular view.

Sexual Scandal: Wave of Arrests in Parisian Schools

Hélène de Lauzun May 20, 2026

The new mayor is forced to act under the pressure of the public and the media.

Alleged Misuse of France’s Public Funds: Presidential Candidate Faces Investigation

TEC News / AFP May 20, 2026

Prosecutors suspect a prominent French politician of embezzlement, favouritism, unlawful taking of interest, and extortion.

One Month in RN Cities

Hélène de Lauzun May 20, 2026

Budget cuts imposed on trade unions or activist cultural organisations: what if this were simply a triumph of common sense?

French Cinema Pushes Back Against So-Called Far-Right Grip

Hélène de Lauzun May 19, 2026

600 actors and directors claim to be defending their independence—that is to say, their progressive agenda.

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Democracy Denied: French Constitutional Council Reinstates Low Emission Zones

Quentin Deranque (2003-2026)

Paris Attacks Terrorist Granted Prison Leave in Belgium

Votes and Immigration: How Demographics Might Change French Politics

French MPs Vote Against Imports of Food Produced with Banned Pesticides

Back to Rigour: French Education Minister Under Fire for Enforcing Spelling and Grammar in Exams

Sexual Scandal: Wave of Arrests in Parisian Schools

Alleged Misuse of France’s Public Funds: Presidential Candidate Faces Investigation

One Month in RN Cities

French Cinema Pushes Back Against So-Called Far-Right Grip

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