It seems ludicrous that I, living in the south of France, should be able to restock my wine cellar at the largesse of the Treasury
By Jonathan Miller
He is the gray man from central casting
By Jonathan Miller
Paris is a target-rich environment for excitable racial separatists and merchants of grievance
By Jonathan Miller
We make it to the next charger with the battery practically empty and my marriage in peril
By Jonathan Miller
ENA’s influence on French society has arguably been even more malign than PPE graduates of Oxford University on Britain
By Jonathan Miller
French people are increasingly fed up with the restrictions on their lives
By Jonathan Miller
Could the controversial journalist unseat Emmanuel Macron?
By Jonathan Miller
At the enormous villa on the Riviera, Olivier Duhamel presided over an annual bacchanalia for the good and the great
By Jonathan Miller
The President looks weak as we countdown to the next election
By Jonathan Miller
Until a few days ago, at garden centers across France, unsold Christmas trees piled up because it was illegal to sell them
By Jonathan Miller
With the Revolution, France replaced worship of God with its own holy trinity: liberté, egalité and fraternité
By Jonathan Miller
The campaign for France has already started
By Jonathan Miller
The virus is just not being taken as seriously as it was in March
By Jonathan Miller
Since COVID, the cocky self-confidence of Macron’s team has been replaced with doubt
By Jonathan Miller
In Castex, the French President may have found the Obelix to his Asterix
By Jonathan Miller
