The French enjoy replaying the Revolution and the storming of the Bastille. Anything will set them off, from rising gas prices to pushing the […]

Illegal for more than a century, taking a dip in the Seine River has long been a pipe dream for Parisians. Now, it seems […]

What can we learn from the latest Forbes ranking? French heirs lead the luxury and gastronomy sectors, while their American rivals are self-made men […]

Annie Cohen-Solal arrived on the French literary scene in 1985 with a biography of Jean-Paul Sartre. Her subsequent success saw her appointed cultural counselor […]

Live to work or work to live? The scale and intensity of the current protests reflect a deeper discontent relating to the very nature […]

This month, France-Amérique is celebrating its 80^th anniversary – a miraculous example of longevity in today’s print media sector. This success is due to […]

To curb climate change and pollution, one practical measure is to create cities that are livable, sustainable, and healthy. One of the most talked-about […]

American culture has always annoyed and fascinated French intellectuals in equal measure, from democracy in Tocqueville’s day to McDonald’s, Disneyland, and now #MeToo and […]

From 17^th-century explorers to modern-day entrepreneurs, by way of 19^th-century goldminers and launderers, the French in America have changed in many ways. And so […]

The teachings of Alexis de Tocqueville are more relevant than ever. Through his travels across the U.S. and his seminal work Democracy in America, […]