France

What a New Left-Wing Alliance Means for France

By Yasmeen Serhan

The New Face of Europe’s Far Right

By Vivienne Walt/Paris

Chef Mory Sacko Is Building an Empire

By Vivienne Walt

Riots in France Ease After Massive Police Deployment

By Tara Patel / Bloomberg
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Photos: Unrest in France Over Police Killing of Teen Boy

Paris is being put under curfew Thursday evening, as anger mounts over the death of Nahel M on Tuesday.

By Armani Syed and Eli Cohen

Nicolas Sarkozy Loses Corruption Conviction Appeal

The case centers on tapped phone calls of Sarkozy dating back to 2014, after he’d left office.

By Bloomberg

Why King Charles III’s French Visit Was Canceled

King Charles III will no longer travel to France as pension reform protests in the country have spiraled into violent clashes.

By Armani Syed

Macron's Uncertain Future in France

TIME reports from Paris amid ongoing anger over the French leader's bid to raise the retirement age.

By Vivienne Walt / Paris

France’s Macron Faces No-Confidence Votes Amid Pension Reform Protests

If a no-confidence motion passes—an unlikely scenario—the bill to raise the retirement age would be nullified and Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne would have to resign.

By Samy Adghirni / Bloomberg

Protests Sweep France Over Pension Reform

Amid weeks of protest, President Macron invoked an article to push through pension reform without a parliamentary vote.

By Tara Law

Inside the Radical Effort to Clean Up the Seine

Paris has a plan to make the Seine swimmable again—just in time for the 2024 Olympics.

By Vivienne Walt / Paris

What to Know About Pension Reform in France

France has one of the youngest retirement ages in the world at 62. President Macron’s plan to change that has been met with massive strikes.

By Simmone Shah

'Saint Omer' Finds Universality in Rare Crime

Alice Diop's Oscar nominated film "Saint Omer" finds nuance in the story of Fabienne Kabou

By Armani Syed

Macron Faces a Political Struggle in France

Ian Bremmer on the domestic political struggle for French President Emmanuel Macron

By Ian Bremmer

Eiffel Tower Lights to Turn Off Earlier

The lighting of the French capital’s iconic structure will be turned off at 11:45 p.m. instead of 1 a.m.

By Gaspard Sebag / Bloomberg

Emmanuel Macron's Uncertain Future After the French Elections

Emmanuel Macron has had quite a ride the past few weeks. In April he scored a resounding 17-point victory over far-right opposition veteran Marine Le Pen to secure a second five-year term as France’s President....

By Ian Bremmer

Emmanuel Macron Wants To Lead Europe. Now, He Must Focus on France

Macron lost his parliamentary majority during legislative elections on June 19—a major setback.

By Eloise Barry

Macron Loses Majority in French Election

He will have a hard time passing legislation, putting much of his agenda in peril

By Ania Nussbaum and Samy Adghirni/Bloomberg

French President Emmanuel Macron Wins Re-Election

Macron won a decisive victory over far-right Marine Le Pen with 58% of the vote

By Vivienne Walt/Paris

Marine Le Pen Draws Support in Rural France

By using Trump's playbook, Le Pen has been barnstorming across France as a working-class champion

By Vivienne Walt/Beaucamps-le-Vieux, France
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