France wakes up to Woke
Paris is a target-rich environment for excitable racial separatists and merchants of grievance
Emmanuel macron
Wednesday
Friday
Pompeo’s principles
Talking policy, paradigms and turning Trump’s instincts into reality
Thursday
Emmanuel Macron is a Karen
The French president berated a journalist who dared to try to cover his complicated maneuvers in Lebanon
Saturday
How do you like US now?
America’s standing in the world doesn’t depend on elite opinions
Thursday
Will coronavirus kill the eurozone?
Merkel fiddles while Rome goes bankrupt
Sunday
French disconnection: how Emmanuel Macron went from savior to failure
Macron needs help and his new best friend, bizarrely, is Britain’s prime minister
Wednesday
Trump is saving Nato
Isn’t it bromantic?
Wednesday
Trump’s bold defiance of Macron’s hate speech charter
Once again he chose the road of greater difficulty, through a terrain of predictable abuse
Sunday
Emmanuel Macron’s climate change virtue signaling
The French president is addicted to the ecstasy of gratuitous self-righteousness
Thursday
On D-Day, Macron has learned nothing and forgotten everything
He embodies the corruption of liberal democracy into elite managerialism
Tuesday
Notre-Dame is a sign of the times
When it reopens, Notre Dame will be even more a museum, even less a shrine
Wednesday
The beginning is nigh
20 predictions for 2019
Thursday
The confusion of the Confucians
Kissinger is right about Trump, of course
Monday
Emmanuel Macron is toxic and Paris is burning
The French president’s leadership is undermined by his ever-more radical obnoxiousness
Tuesday
I would drink Trump wine if it were available in France
Mr Trump should be warned that the French have a history of responding violently to attempts to open the wine market
Friday
Is Donald Trump more popular than Emmanuel Macron in France?
The two men have such a great personal connection, perhaps they can comfort each other
Thursday
Macron’s summer of discontent
‘It could be argued that getting out of the office to beat up some leftists is a good way to work up an appetite for lunch,’ one of France’s more cynical millionaires tells me, admiring Alexandre Benalla, 26, a recently fired security aide to President Emmanuel Macron. Benalla had rushed from his office at the Elysée Palace to brawl with members of La France Insoumise, the tattered remnants of the French left, who were demonstrating outside. Tally-ho! Right on. Except that you really are not allowed to do that, especially in the age of camera phones. And the more that comes out about this story, the weirder it becomes. What
