Finally, after interminable weeks of boring speeches, monotonous press conferences, and tedious interviews, it’s all over.
The British and the French love to hate each other, but If they do not know if they are friends, then we have problems!
Wildfires are blazing across Europe and the temperature in France goes up and up — on the thermometer and in French politics.
The two National Assembly weekends of voting signals little cheer for Macron as he faces the final battle on Sunday.
Touch & Go? There’s still the “Third Round” legislative elections to renew the Assemblée Nationale, scheduled for 12 & 19 June.
Many of France’s 48 million voters — especially those on the left — are asking themselves what the least bad option is. Or would it be better to simply stay at home and ignore both candidates in the decisive second round?
no one wanted to call it what it is... a 'flashpoint' an 'impasse' a 'crisis.' And finally a war it is.
The easy way out is to hope & pray that none of this leads back to the yellow badges of Carcassonne and WWII
A tale of 2 world conferences 100 years apart — and 2 pandemics that went with them.
Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo’s plans are ambitious – no doubt... Paris Olympics could pave the way for environmental change.
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