Editorial
A demographic wave is changing France and America and founding an unprecedented society, one of radical new diversity that has nothing to do with […]
- By Guy Sorman
- | 25 October 2021
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Interview
Having represented France on the U.N. Security Council from 2009 to 2014 before working as the French ambassador in Washington until 2019, Gérard Araud […]
- By Guy Sorman
- | 30 September 2021
Interview
Roger Cohen has been a journalist for the New York Times since 1990, and has worked as a foreign correspondent in some 15 countries […]
- By Guy Sorman
- | 31 August 2021
Interview
France and America are beginning to recognize their responsibility in slavery. In light of this shift, British-Mauritian historian Sudhir Hazareesingh, a professor at Oxford […]
- By Guy Sorman
- | 17 August 2021
Editorial
It is still too early to draw definitive conclusions, but it is possible to outline a rough comparison of our two countries, since the […]
- By Guy Sorman
- | 10 August 2021
The Observer
Do you know your Capetian from your Merovingian? Or your légitimiste from your orléaniste? Welcome to the marvelously murky world of French monarchism. That’s […]
- By Anthony Bulger
- | 4 August 2021
Interview
Feminist philosopher Manon Garcia has recently published her book, We Are Not Born Submissive, in America. An assistant professor of philosophy at Yale, she […]
- By Sophie Joubert
- | 20 July 2021
Interview
Jim Browski is an American in Paris and a professional photographer who left the United States at the age of 21. Now more than […]
- By Loubna Anaki
- | 14 July 2021
Editorial
Forget about fireworks, block parties, and picnics. July 14 – Bastille Day – has become the unsurpassed symbol of democracy across the world. […]
- By Guy Sorman
- | 6 July 2021
Interview
After working as a journalist in New York City, Nancy-born Delphine Horvilleur studied at Hebrew Union College in Manhattan, graduating as a rabbi in […]
- By Guy Sorman
- | 30 June 2021
