France

Designed to increase workers’ insecurity and enrich private funds, France’s disputed pension reform is part of a global trend towards financialisation. To push back, states need to rethink their role in the digital era.

A pattern of deadly and racist migration policy across Europe comes alive on France-Italy’s shared border.

With housing precarity rising in the city, Lyon Metropole is taking emergency steps to provide shelter to homeless and poorly housed people.

In a political culture where cross-party cooperation and compromise are not the norm, France’s new Green MPs face an uphill battle to make their mark.

With France’s politics in flux, political ecology needs to evolve if it is to set itself apart and succeed.

Etienne Klein speaks to Edouard Gaudot about truth, democratising science and the uncertainty inherent in scientific inquiry.

Taking a page from Benedict Anderson’s book to build compelling narratives and teach “Earth patriotism”.

In the age of push notifications, Simone Weil’s thinking on the power and value of our attention is more relevant than ever.

Greens have joined forces with left-wing parties for the upcoming French legislative elections, but have the lessons of the presidential campaign been learned?

Competition among the far right in France may end up boosting the remaining candidate in the second round of the country’s presidential election.