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House of Cards S5

House of Cards S5: learn about Macron (too)

Posted on2017-06-022017-06-02

Okay, I must admit is. As Season 5 of House of Cards came out on 30 May, I switched to “binge-watch” mode, and I misused my status of freelance political analyst.

CategoriesarticlesTagsemmanuel macron, francois hollande, house of cards, kevin spacey, robin wright

Richard Ferrand affair

The Richard Ferrand affair may be the first Macron admin scandal

Posted on2017-05-30

Le Canard Enchaîné is in action again. The satirical investigative newspaper that exposed the Fillon affair in January, now attacks Richard Ferrand, general secretary of Macron’s La République En Marche! party and minister for territorial cohesion.

CategoriesarticlesTagscanard enchaine, corruption, emmanuel macron, richard ferrand

labor reform a la Macron

A gunpowder barrel: labor reform á la Macron

Posted on2017-05-272017-05-27

True to his words, President Macron has started negotiations to provide a foundation for further labor reforms. The labor reform is nothing else but a big gunpowder barrel. Hollande’s own labor reform already upset the unions last year – and Read More …

CategoriesarticlesTagseconomy, emmanuel macron, labor code, labor reform, trade unions

Orbán v. Macron: central force field

Orbán and Macron: the common idea of a “central force field”

Posted on2017-05-27

The idea of the Hungarian “central force field” is known to boredom. Viktor Orbán’s Fidesz positions itself in the middle – compared to its two-sided, drastically divided opposition. Thanks to this situation, even from a mathematical minority, Fidesz can win Read More …

CategoriesarticlesTagscentral force field, emmanuel macron, hungary, national front, party system, viktor orbán

Marine Le Pen

Marine Le Pen in trouble, papa Le Pen strikes back

Posted on2017-05-25

Marine Le Pen has not been able to use the legislative campaign to strengthen her position. Although Marion-Maréchal Le Pen announced her (probably temporary) retirement from politics, the national-liberal wing of the National Front could gain momentum. Marine Le Pen Read More …

CategoriesarticlesTagscrisis, jean-marie le pen, marine le pen, national front

Brigitte Macron

Meet Brigitte Macron, the new French First Lady

Posted on2017-05-25

Brigitte Macron, France’s new First Lady is popular in the eyes of many. Others are attacking her because of her age. However, her husband, the new President of the Republic suggests that the whole country should get used to her Read More …

CategoriesarticlesTagsbrigitte macron, charlie hebdo, élysée, emmanuel macron, women

“Is she really going to get elected?”

Posted on2017-04-292017-05-25

“Is she really going to get elected?” “What he’s going to do as president?” “Will my business thrive or die?” Have you ever found yourself wondering about political risks in France, about the security of your investments, or simply about Read More …

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54. If you do not understand it, you better ignore it?

Posted on2017-01-092017-01-09

The editorial staff of Aujourd’hui en France / Le Parisien decided that they would simply stop commissioning opinion polls ahead of the 2017 French presidential election. They say  – inter alia – that polls and surveys failed to predict the results of Read More …

CategoriesarticlesTagsbrexit, donald trump, intellectuals, le parisien, methodology, opinion poll, probability

53. “Women ” prove the FN is a divided party

Posted on2017-01-022017-01-02

​Earlier, I suggested in some of my analyses and interviews that the FN was a divided organisation, as internal power struggles are routinely present within the party. In recent days we have seen many evidence of this, since a nasty Read More …

CategoriesarticlesTagsabortion, catholics, conservatives, gaullists, marine le pen, marion maréchal-le pen, national front, women

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