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Gilets jaunes protests

November 2023

  • Gilets jaunes activists in Paris on the fifth anniversary of the movement, which originated in protests against a carbon tax on fuel, on 18 November 2023.

    Use a carbon fee to share the burden of the green transition

  • Oliver Haynes

    Five years on, the world is failing to learn the gilets jaunes’ lesson about class and climate

    Oliver Haynes

July 2023

  • The burnt town hall of Borny

    ‘There is no hope’: simmering anger boils over in poverty-riven French district

    Situation in Borny mirrors that in many of the neighbourhoods that have clashed with police amid riots

June 2022

  • Marine Le Pen, Emmanuel Macron and Jean-Luc Mélenchon.

    The future of France: can Macron’s centre hold?

    With Macron back as president and the legislative elections looming, we ask French writers and historians to assess the state of an increasingly divided nation

April 2022

  • Emmanuel Macron shakes hands with well-wishers as he heads to the polling station in Le Touquet.

    Macron’s appeal to unity succeeds but far right makes strong showing

    After belatedly realising rationality wasn’t enough to win, the president needs to heal a ‘fractured’ society’s sense of injustice
  • Marine Le Pen on walkabout

    How Le Pen tried to soften image to reach French election runoff

    Centrist Macron may find it hard to make criticism of far-right opponent’s racist, anti-Muslim platform stick in next round
  • Emmanuel Macron greets supporters on Saturday at the Paris La Défense arena.

    Emmanuel Macron’s novices rally to hear how their elusive leader plans to win a second term

    The French president’s supporters welcomed his late arrival on the campaign trail at an event on Saturday in Paris’s business district

February 2022

  • Supporters cheer on a convoy in Lyon on the way to Paris

    French ‘freedom convoys’ head towards Paris police checkpoints

    Inspired by Canadian truckers, motorists are protesting against Covid restrictions and Emmanuel Macron

August 2021

  • Protesters opposed to France's health pass demonstrate in Paris

    The Guardian view on French Covid pass protesters: attention must be paid

    Editorial: Emmanuel Macron’s new health measures are generally backed. But a worryingly large minority no longer trusts the state to act in the interests of all

June 2021

  • Emmanuel Macron at a polling station in Le Touquet during the final round of France’s regional elections. The president’s party, La République En Marche, also failed to win anywhere.

    The Guardian view on France’s regional polls: democracy a big loser

    Editorial: A record-low turnout was bad news for Marine Le Pen, but should also be a cause for wider concern
  • Screengrab of incident in which French president was slapped

    Man who slapped Emmanuel Macron to appear at fast-track trial

    Medieval martial arts enthusiast and ultra-rightwinger Damien Tarel claims act was not premeditated
  • Emmanuel Macron meets local people during a visit to Martel, southern France

    Macron says French pension changes will not go ahead as planned

    President rules out overhaul amid Covid crisis and again refuses to say if he will stand for re-election

April 2021

  • Philippe Marlière

    This is Europe
    Why is Macron abolishing France’s school for the political class?

    Philippe Marlière
  • Simone Tagliapietra

    This is Europe
    The world won’t be a greener place until it’s a fairer one

    Simone Tagliapietra

February 2021

  • Emmanuel Macron

    Macron unveils scheme to help less affluent students go to grandes écoles

    French president had vowed to close elite ENA school, but now will set aside six places for poorer students

January 2021

  • Anti-Government Protests Against Security Bill Continue<br>PARIS, FRANCE - JANUARY 30: Protestors demonstrate at Place de la Republique against the French Government's Global Security Bill and the closure of cultural institutions on January 30, 2021 in Paris, France. France's lawmakers passed and adopted the bill known as article 24 of the “comprehensive security” law increasing police surveillance powers and prohibiting the dissemination of images of the police, alarming journalists and activists saying civil liberties and press freedom could be compromised. Several MPs have criticised the bill's implications and President Macron has come under fire from national journalism unions and the UN for the law and police accountability.  (Photo by Kiran Ridley/Getty Images)

    Tens of thousands protest against new French security bill

    Demonstrators, including gilet jaunes activists, also protested against Covid restrictions

December 2020

  • A protester holds a portrait of Zineb Redouane during a march in Marseille in November last year.

    France: teargas grenade that killed woman 'may have been fired directly at her flat'

    Zineb Redouane, 80, was closing her shutters during gilets jaunes protest when she was fatally injured

November 2020

  • ‘It gave me hope in democracy’: how France is reviving people power

    This is Europe
    'It gave me hope in democracy': how French citizens are embracing people power

    Towns, cities and regions around France are turning to assemblies of unelected citizens to guide them on everything from climate to coronavirus

October 2020

  • Boris Johnson at the launch of the UN climate crisis talks, February 2020

    The Guardian view on Boris Johnson's Cop26: ask if GDP growth is sustainable

    Editorial: The government needs an environmental sense of purpose that specifies the appropriate ends for economic activity

September 2020

  • French police uses teargas during a demonstration called by the gilet jaunes.

    French police use teargas at gilets jaunes protest in Paris

    Movement returns to capital after being dampened by coronavirus crisis
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