France’s tendency to descend into unrest has become scarily regular, as has the inability of Macron’s administration to get a grip, Bloomberg Opinion columnist Lionel Laurent says. Which begs the question: Why is one of the rich world’s biggest public spenders on fire again? (Source: Bloomberg)
France’s tendency to descend into unrest has become scarily regular, as has the inability of Macron’s administration to get a grip, Bloomberg Opinion columnist Lionel Laurent says. Which begs the question: Why is one of the rich world’s biggest public spenders on fire again? (Source: Bloomberg)
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An autumn of discontent has gripped the country before its presidential election.
We look at what’s driving the protests across France.
We look at what’s driving the protests across France.
