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French presidential election and identity crisis


With only less than four months to presidential elections, the question is: why is the identity politics the main concern of debates?

After the global pandemic crisis that turned the world upside down, French people face a decisive choice over their future. With only less than 4 months to presidential elections, the question is: why is the identity politics the main concern of debates?

In September this year, the French government announced it will substantially reduce the number of visas for Maghreb countries; for Algerian and Moroccans by half and also Tunisia by 30%. What does this move called by French government’s spokesman Gabriel Attal as “drastic” and “unprecedented” mean for the future political leadership of France?

Pessimism à la mode and far-right candidates play with it

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