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Paul TaylorFinancial Review |
I once asked Jean-Marie Le Pen, during 1992 regional elections, about the National Front’s (FN) slogan Quand nous arriverons, ils partiront,...
With France and Germany hobbled by political crises and Britain sidelined as a result of Brexit, the Polish prime minister, Donald Tusk, may be the...
The latest attempt to resolve France’s political and financial crisis might be dubbed “back to the future”. The new prime minister, François...
Having failed to solve France’s political crisis with a prime minister dependent on the far right, President Emmanuel Macron is exploring a deal...
Wednesday 6 November was a seismic day in the politics of the west. On one side of the Atlantic, it was confirmed in the early hours of the morning...
There is nothing but bad news for Europe in Donald Trump’s US election victory. The only question is just how bad it will get. Europeans stand to...
In the corridors of Brussels, there is a sinking feeling that the political will to help Ukraine prevail over Russian aggression is ebbing – on...
With six executive vice-presidents balancing political families, geography and gender, Ursula von der Leyen has cemented her personal power in her...
Waiting two months for a new prime minister may be standard procedure for the Belgians, Dutch, Germans or Italians, inured to extended coalition...
After an intense month of profit results, when fund managers met with the majority of ASX-listed companies, the key takeaways were illuminating.
More than halfway through this year of momentous elections, liberal democratic parties have mostly managed to hold the line against the advance of...
The ASX 200’s recent milestone climbing above 8,000 is impressive, but it is the last 30 years that should really be celebrated – every $10,000...