France: Satirical Right-Wing Paper Stripped of Its Press Rights Hélène de Lauzun October 22, 2025 The public offensive aims to drive press titles deemed dangerous underground.
‘Patriots of Diversity’: A Leftist Trap? Hélène de Lauzun October 22, 2025 Despite all proclamations of intent, being French cannot be invented or decreed.
Marine Le Pen’s Appeal Rejection Diminishes Hope She Could Run in 2027 Presidential Election Hélène de Lauzun October 21, 2025 The Council of State has refused to review her sentence of ineligibility, with appeal procedure now remaining her last hope.
Scandal at the Louvre: A Political Metaphor Hélène de Lauzun October 20, 2025 The spectacular burglary speaks volumes about the state of disrepair in the French country.
A New French Abbey: Tradition’s Enduring Appeal Hélène de Lauzun October 19, 2025 Through their attachment to beauty and a sense of the sacred, traditional abbeys compensate for the loss of meaning in the modern world.
Justice for Little Lola: Trial Opens in Paris Hélène de Lauzun October 17, 2025 The sordid murder of the twelve-year-old girl continues to haunt people’s minds.
French PM Saves His Job by Dropping Pension Reform Hélène de Lauzun October 14, 2025 This is a temporary respite, which the socialist left is celebrating as a victory.
Union of the French Right: What Are They Waiting For? Hélène de Lauzun October 14, 2025 It is torture to see the country falling apart and the right wing unable to come up with a common winning strategy.
New French Government Faces Two Motions of No-Confidence on Day One Hélène de Lauzun October 13, 2025 Macron’s last-chance government appears to be stillborn.
Badinter at the Pantheon: Death Penalty for the Victims Hélène de Lauzun October 11, 2025 The man is celebrated for having abolished the death penalty in France forty years ago. Today, justice doesn’t exist anymore.
