Samuel Earle

During last year's Brexit campaign, both the Leave and Remain camps tried to use Britain's economic health to…

In July 2015, 10 months before launching his campaign for the presidency, France's then-economic minister Emm…

Business is "lovely, lovely," confirms Derrick. "That," he says, nodding to the steelworks, "is the lifeblood…

When Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May stepped out onto Downing Street on April 18 to call a snap election…

On 9 April, the left's late-runner for the French presidency, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, held a rally in Marseille. …

Macron's words have no meaning for her either. "He says whatever he needs to in a situation. It is clearly th…

The French presidential election has seen countless 'firsts': an incumbent president not standing for a secon…

With Benoît Hamon's defeat, his Socialist Party may be obsolete.

In informational capitalism, privacy no longer impedes profit: privacy prevents profit.

Marine Le Pen's National Front tries to sow the seeds of chaos to make their far-right rhetoric appear more s…

On 2 February, Théo Luhaka, a 22-year-old black youth worker, was stopped by police in the northern Paris sub…

The reality of the horrors of revolutions cannot force us to forget the reality – the resonance – of the hope…

To defeat the nostalgic nationalism that Donald Trump personifies, we must offer an alternative economic futu…

'Post-truth' is supposedly the word of the year, but what does it actually mean for the future of politics?

On Remembrance Day, the poppy, with its narcotic, sleep-inducing qualities, stands as a fitting symbol for Br…

Faced with a future that presents itself as non-negotiable, the temptation is to turn towards the past.