OPINION: The violence at recent protests is not normal, even for France
Violence is ingrained in French politics - writes John Lichfield - disputes go to the street in France faster and more aggressively than in other European countries.
Violence is ingrained in French politics - writes John Lichfield - disputes go to the street in France faster and more aggressively than in other European countries.
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Following the political and media reactions that followed the October 23 attack, sociologist Christophe Bertossi examines, in an opinion piece for Le Monde, how some citizens are condemned to having to constantly prove they belong in French society....
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Paris Saint-Germain set a record for the fastest team to score four times in a match in Europe'e elite club competition. Prior to kickoff, a minute of silence was held in tribute to Jesús de Miguel, the Tenerife player who died following a collision in a Spanish second-division g...
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As his presidency draws to a close, Emmanuel Macron is watching his reforms unravel one after another. He now faces the same predicament as former president Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, writes columnist Françoise Fressoz....
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The health insurance system is about to send 29-year-old men and women a message on fertility issues, a key measure in the government’s anti-infertility plan launched in February....
