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Emergence of far-right talk-show star as contender plays havoc with rivals’ electoral calculations
It is irresponsible to let the relationship deteriorate when London and Paris need each other more than ever
Macron announces €1bn investment by 2030 as political and public opinion shifts
Brexit and the struggles to implement it have left a bitter taste on both sides of the Channel
CNews gave a platform to the broadcaster, who is surging in the polls, while critics say it has tilted the election agenda to the right
Beijing steps up intimidation ahead of a visit by French politicians to Taipei
Anti-immigration polemicist Eric Zemmour has thrown presidential calculations into confusion
Antony Blinken will make trip to France as Biden administration tries to soothe tensions raised by deal
Paris to lower taxes paid on power as spectre of ‘gilets jaunes’ protests looms large
Macron and Le Pen may lead the polls for now, but French voters like to spring last-minute surprises
Former French president receives one-year jail sentence to be served at home
Eric Zemmour shifts focus of debate around Islam and law and order ahead of presidential election in April
France’s primaries reveal deep split within the country’s Green party
French president’s first comments on Aukus deal come as he signs €3bn frigate deal with Greece
Xavier Bertrand, who leads in the polls, needs to see off Valérie Pécresse and Michel Barnier
French defence contractor says Australia faces penalty clauses after pulling out of A$90bn contract in favour of rival Aukus deal
Biden’s security pact with UK and Australia comes at the cost of deep resentment in Paris and Brussels
UK prime minister speaks to French president after harsh words over Indo-Pacific agreement
US humiliations show both nations are struggling to manage relationship between economic heft and military clout
Paris agrees to return ambassador to Washington as Johnson tells French president to ‘prenez un grip’
Paris should work with Washington to strengthen Europe’s role in security
Australian experience is familiar to some who have worked on big defence contracts with French companies
Thierry Breton’s intervention comes as Franco-American tensions threaten broader diplomatic efforts
For Paris, Aukus is another signal that Europeans should protect their own interests
Paris aims swipe at UK as ‘fifth wheel on the coach’ in new security pact
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