Programs of the French Presidential Candidates, Compared
Left-right divisions have become less relevant.
Left-right divisions have become less relevant.
The next French president could have a hard time getting plans through parliament.
Manuel Valls supports his former economy minister instead of the leader of his party.
Three of the five top contenders for the French presidency make excuses for Vladimir Putin.
France can’t expect Germany to support more spending if it doesn’t reform.
If centrist voters switch to Emmanuel Macron, he would almost certainly qualify for the runoff.
France has a chance to breathe new life into the world order America has turned its back on.
Between a hopeless candidate on the left and a scandal on the right, Macron has a fighting chance.
The Socialists may have just helped the cause of the center-left Emmanuel Macron.
In a three-way contest, the former economy minister could appear untested.
The outgoing economy minister doesn’t have a lot of support inside the ruling Socialist Party.
Unlike his economy minister, Manuel Valls can appeal to the center without losing the left.
Two politicians who are to the right of their parties call for more liberalization.
Emmanuel Macron hopes reforms will convince the EU to give France more time for deficit reduction.
The French president reassures firms by bringing in a former banker.