Three Political Traditions Explain the French Election
Charles de Gaulle’s two-party system has broken down.
Charles de Gaulle’s two-party system has broken down.
The French president’s liberalism stops at the border.
Éric Zemmour reduces the French to victims. Emmanuel Macron gives them agency.
A Franco-German plan to relax antitrust rules is defeated.
Not Viktor Orbán’s Western fans.
Emmanuel Macron an “authoritarian”? He is the most liberal president of France in forty years!
Let the Dutch Christian Democrats and Labor look in the mirror before blaming Mark Rutte.
On environmental policy, government spending and wages, the party is moving to the middle.
The French president hasn’t ordered a “crackdown” of Muslims.
It’s a way to attack a popular prime minister without mentioning him, but it could backfire.
Left- and right-wing thinkers agree cancel culture is getting out of hand.
We have more in common with each other than we do with the woke left or the reactionary right.
Some detect bigotry behind the liberal facade.
The Citizens can either fight Catalan independence or liberalize Spain.
Republicans have surrendered to Donald Trump and his philosophy. Classical liberals should work with the Democrats.