Nathan Pinkoski

There is a desire in France to continue the heritage that preceded us, and which must continue after us. Continue Reading »

The Fifth Republic has only been successful when its president has both embodied noblesse oblige and sustained its populist element.  Continue Reading »

Since the 1980s, the French left and right have formed a front républicain or cordon sanitaire to keep the Front national (FN) out of power. When Jean-Marie Le Pen’s daughter Marine took over the party in 2011, she understood that the only road to electoral success . . . . Continue Reading »