Interview

“Being Modern Does Not Mean Ignoring the Past”

Pierre Vesperini, an ancient philosophy historian, has just published Que faire du passé ? Réflexions sur la cancel culture. In his new book, he […]

By Guy Sorman
| 22 September 2022

Editorial

Uberizing the World

We owe Fordism, the rationalization of factory work that changed the world, to Henry Ford. And now we owe Uberization, the transformation of the […]

By Guy Sorman
| 15 September 2022

Editorial

The Electronic Hydra

How are social networks, which are a notorious source of disinformation and incitement to hatred, to be regulated? This is mission impossible in the […]

By Guy Sorman
| 18 August 2022

Editorial

A France of Many Colors

What lessons might we draw from the composition of the new French government? The France of 2022 is Jewish, Arab, and African, in the […]

By Guy Sorman
| 7 July 2022

Interview

“I Support Life and Women’s Right to Choose”

Internationally renowned professor Etienne-Emile Baulieu, 95, is a member of the French Académie des Sciences and the American National Academy of Sciences, and is […]

By Guy Sorman
| 27 June 2022

Editorial

Winds of Change over Democracy

If we had to assign a date of birth to democracy in Europe and the United States, September 11, 1789, would seem to be […]

By Guy Sorman
| 15 June 2022

Interview

American Bombs Falling on France

In 1944, some 60,000 French civilians were killed by Allied bombs. Was this simply the inevitable collateral damage of the Normandy landings on June […]

By Guy Sorman
| 1 June 2022

Interview

When the U.S. Supported the Vichy Regime

Why did Roosevelt maintain a diplomatic relationship with the Vichy regime until the Normandy landings while refusing to support de Gaulle? Those are the […]