Valls Jeopardizes His Credibility as a Reformer by Tilting to the Left
Winning the support of his own party could cost Manuel Valls his credibility.
Winning the support of his own party could cost Manuel Valls his credibility.
The Socialists would cede the center ground by nominating a far-left firebrand like Arnaud Montebourg.
Historical and geographical divisions help explain why the Le Pens are at odds.
François Hollande’s prime minister is the only one who can give the French Socialists a chance in next year’s election.
François Fillon’s nomination guarantees that the next French president will be more Russia-friendly.
Voters pick the socially conservative François Fillon over the pro-European centrist Alain Juppé.
Middle-income voters in small-town France have lost patience after five years of socialism.
European nationalists see a kindred spirit. They shouldn’t get their hopes up.
Both Republican candidates could defeat Marine Le Pen, but François Fillon would be weaker against a centrist.
The former president fails to quality for the second voting round.
François Fillon and Nicolas Sarkozy seek rapprochement. Alain Juppé rejects “Russophilia”.
François Fillon and Alain Juppé force Nicolas Sarkozy out of the Republican primary.
Nicolas Sarkozy’s former prime minister suddenly emerges as a serious contender.
In a three-way contest, the former economy minister could appear untested.
A book release squanders what little goodwill the French president had left in his own Socialist Party.