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A Francophile’s Dream since 1943

This May 23, France-Amérique is celebrating its 80^th anniversary! Launched in New York City during World War II, the oldest French media outlet still […]

By Guénola Pellen
| May 17, 2023

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France Rethinks, Once Again, Its Relationship with Africa

From a foreign policy reset to a scandal involving the portrayal of French mercenaries in the latest Black Panther movie, France’s involvement in its […]

By Anthony Bulger
| April 3, 2023

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Going Nuclear: The Pros and Cons of the Quarante-Neuf-Trois

Struggling to garner support for his pension reform bill, mired in endless strikes and protests, Emmanuel Macron recently decided to bypass Parliament. How? The […]

By Anthony Bulger
| March 22, 2023

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The Problem of Violence against Women in France

According to a recent report, “conjugal femicides” claimed 122 victims in France in 2021. “Sexism is not decreasing,” it warns. “On the contrary, some […]

By Anthony Bulger
| March 10, 2023

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Bis Repetita: Another Attempt at Pension Reform in France

The new year is off to a rocky start as President Emmanuel Macron pushes ahead with plans to overhaul the French pension system. An […]

By Anthony Bulger
| January 30, 2023

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Mr. Macron Goes to Washington

French president Emmanuel Macron will travel to the United States at the end of the month for the first state visit hosted by President […]

By Anthony Bulger
| November 23, 2022

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The Importance of Parliamentary Elections in France

France is once again in the midst of a major election cycle, les élections législatives, often referred to as “the third round” of the […]

By Anthony Bulger
| June 7, 2022

RIP

Jean-Pierre Pernaut: A Much-Loved Newscaster Bows Out

French TV star Jean-Pierre Pernaut, who anchored le Journal de 13 heures on the TF1 channel for 32 years, passed away this Wednesday at […]

By Anthony Bulger
| March 2, 2022

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Amid Uncertainty, Dozens of Candidates Are Vying to Be France’s President

France will hold a much-anticipated presidential election in April this year. As the campaign gathers speed and the candidates set out their stalls, the […]

By Anthony Bulger
| February 10, 2022

Defense

France-United States: Naval Battle and Diplomatic Crisis

France was to sell the Australian Navy 12 diesel-electric submarines. A contract settled in 2016 and broken on September 15, in favor of American […]

By Clément Thiery
| September 17, 2021

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