DeutschNewstral
Article
The Economist on 2021-05-09 23:05
Four decades after François Mitterrand became president, France’s left is in trouble
Related news
Rivals move in as France’s leftist firebrand runs into troublePolitico.eu
François Fillon Wins France’s Conservative Primarywsj.com
François Hollande won’t seek another term as France’s presidentWashington Post
How France’s diversity problem became a security problemThe Globe and Mail- France’s Macron risks big trouble with ‘Big Bang’ reformPolitico.eu
François Ozon is still France’s most unpredictable filmmakerdazeddigital.com
Jean-François Camilleri Becomes President of France’s Echo Studiovariety.com
How France’s provocateur-in-chief became part of the establishmentNew Statesman
Macron Appoints France’s First Female Prime Minister In Three Decadesindependent.ng- BLe Maire Downplays France’s Best Jobless Figures in Two Decadesbloomberg.com
How France’s Far Right Became the Adults in the RoomThe New York Times
France’s Renault posts massive loss as trouble piles upSeattle Times- François Hollande’s labor reform runs into new troublePolitico.eu
- How a 25-year-old writer became France’s most outspoken advocate for the working classWashington Post
- NMacron leads memorial for Holocaust survivor who became one of France’s most revered politiciansnationalpost.com
Review: France’s first ‘Three Musketeers’ in decades kicks an old tale into high action gearLA Times- France’s biggest strike in decades shows how Emmanuel Macron has alienated millionsNew Statesman
- France’s feminist literary revolutionPolitico.eu
- France’s Brexit gambitPolitico.eu
Dassault Aviation SA: How the sky became the limit for France’s Rafale jetFinancial Times