Keywords: Gabriel Attal
Nobody expected this. High drama was anticipated, but the shock that unfolded defied all predictions. When the graphics flashed across the major French channels, it was not the far-right of Marine Le Pen and her young prime minister-in-waiting, Jordan Bardella, who were on course for victory. Instead,......
France's heated and tumultuous election campaign is nearing its climax, marking a pivotal moment in the nation's modern political history. With stark appeals from leaders across the ideological spectrum, Sunday's upcoming vote holds the potential to reshape the country's trajectory for......
With over 49.5 million registered voters preparing to cast their ballots in the French legislative elections on June 30 and July 7, the French government has moved decisively to dissolve several extreme-right and “radical Islamic” groups. This bold action, announced just days before the first......
In a diplomatic overture aimed at strengthening Franco-Moroccan ties, French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal is set to embark on an official two-day working visit to Morocco from July 3rd to 5th. This highly anticipated trip comes on the heels of a series of ministerial visits, signaling a concerted effort......
Former Moroccan Prime Minister Abdelilah Benkirane recently stirred controversy with critical remarks about the sexuality of French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal during a speech to regional lawmakers. Benkirane, currently serving as the Secretary General of Morocco's dominant Justice and Development......
Paris - Rachida Dati has once again made history with her recent appointment as France's new Minister of Culture. The daughter of working-class Moroccan immigrants who rose to become the country's first Muslim female government minister is back in the cabinet nearly 15 years after holding the......
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