Marine Le Pen Will Go All the Way, Wherever It Leads

The verdict against the leader of the National Rally was expected. The party now moves on to Plan B – Bardella

What Was de Gaulle Thinking?

France is determined to revisit the 1968 migration agreement with Algeria - now a matter of honor for the Minister of the Interior, who is prepared to put his job on the line

USA – EU: A Game of Tariff Ping-Pong

The initial shock over the announcement of new tariffs has passed. Who will lose now, and who - not so much?

Macron Proposes a Nuclear Umbrella. Other Nations Must Step Up

EU defense summit in Brussels: How and what is proposed to replace American aid

The World of New Alliances

In the coming days, we will see a shift in strategic alliances across the world. To that end, Macron flew to Washington, followed by Starmer

And You'll Pay a Tithe

Trump proposes to impose tariffs on all European goods

Storm on the Great Lakes

The Rwandan armed group M23 has invaded the Democratic Republic of Congo

Macron loses ground on the external front

A conference of France's top diplomats was held in Paris.

Jean-Marie Le Pen: "I can say out loud what everyone else is thinking"

The founder of the National Front was once Europe's most famous far-right politician.

Switzerland moves away from "neutrality"

The Confederation and the European Union have finally reached a full-fledged agreement on comprehensive cooperation.

François Bayrou: "I stood up to Chirac and Sarkozy. I can resist this too"

France's new prime minister hopes to reconcile all of the country's major political forces. Otherwise, he will suffer the same fate as his predecessor.

UK - China: How to control the dragon?

Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer suddenly decides to pivot on relations with the Middle Kingdom