Between the Great national debate and the Notre Dame blaze, the EU elections campaign has not started yet. François Bayrou, a close ally to Emmanuel Macron, said on Wednesday (17 April) on BFM TV that…
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500 million Europeans will soon have ID cards with the same size, same color, same pattern and same European flag. Let’s call a spade a spade – the European ID card is born. It was…
Brice Hortefeux has asked to change its vote 292 times at European Parliament during the last 5 years. Most of the 750 other MEPs never change their vote. The European Parliament is compared to the…
The Brexit mess doesn’t discourage François Asselineau who keeps campaigning for a Frexit. Considering the endless Brexit psychodrama, campaigning under the “Frexit” (French exit) banner for the next European elections seems a bit crazy. But François…
Left parties are going through a rough ride in many EU countries – but France is the sad example of how bad it can get. There is no difference between the three main left candidates,…
For the first time, French Communists are unlikely to have any seat in the new European parliament. It’s the end of an era for communism. Back in 2014, the Communist Party managed to offer a…
Emmanuel Macron has already been actively campaigning on the ground for weeks. But there is a video he should have refrain to give his voice to. According to most of the surveys, Macron’s party LREM…
The European Parliament has made a tremendous work on tax issues. The digital tax failed because member states lack political will. The European Parliament has a long tradition of extending its powers by grabbing new…
The French President calls for a “more protective, more pragmatic, more ambitious” Common Agricultural Policy. It won’t be enough to help the French farmers out of the crisis. The Paris International Agricultural Show is an…
Hard Brexit is a pain. But weakness in the middle of a hurricane may be much worse for the EU. Time for hope and last minute Brexit deals are nearly over in France, where businesses,…
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