Posts Tagged: France

The two faces of the Euro

Opinion

7.02.2024

Of all European politicians who never led their countries, Jacques Delors and Wolfgang Schäuble had the greatest impact on Europe

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Are these the dying days of La Françafrique?

Opinion

2.11.2023

Widespread anti-France sentiment among the populations of Francophone Africa is the result of nearly 200 years of meddling in their affairs

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Niger’s coup d’état is not a coup but a realignment

Opinion

1.09.2023

The military coups taking place in West African countries cannot be summarised in a single story: they are a manifestation of subtle and ...

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Hands off Niger!

23.08.2023

We call on progressive forces around the world to join the growing call for de-escalation, diplomacy, and peace

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E82: Grief and anger in France: liberty, equality and fraternity for whom?

12.07.2023

Anger is palpable in France today, as the recent killing of a 17-year-old by police during a traffic stop ignited countrywide protests

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Views from France: Police shooting, subsequent riots and mending a divided society

10.07.2023

Our members in France gave their views on the recent police shooting, the riots that followed, and proposals to bridge this societal discord

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Our support and solidarity with people demonstrating on the streets in France

1.07.2023

In a continent where the Right rules not with the approval of society, but through the quiet acceptance of violence, inequality and injustice as ...

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What’s happening in France?

18.03.2023

Macron has shown his contempt for the public, once again proving that we are living in a time of “democracy” without the “demos”

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Corruption? That’s insensitive. It’s called lobbying now

Opinion

14.07.2022

The Uber files remind us that the elite treats public office as an audition for corporate jobs

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