Guy Mollet News Today

‘In January 2023, the Israeli Knesset renewed its confidentiality order on the Eilat–Ashkelon pipeline, which has been a “secret” since the 1960s.’

While the mullahs’ rhetoric is clearly anti-Israeli, relations between the two countries are far more complex than one might think. (...) [Voltaire Network ]

The history of the S&D Group is a story of passion, conviction and perseverance in the pursuit of social justice and a fairer Europe. From its humble beginnings as a group of like-minded socialists who joined forces to promote European unity in the aftermath of World War II, the S&D Group has grown into a formidable political force that champions the values of democracy, solidarity, and progress.

French support to Israel is longstanding and political, but tinged with semi-religious devotion rooted in recent history. By Diana Johnstone in Paris  Special to Consortium News Israel’s loyal supporters in the West combat rising world indignation over the suffering of the Palestinian peop

The great cultural theorist Stuart Hall called Frantz Fanon’s The Wretched of the Earth “the bible of decolonisation” as it encapsulated the urge for

The great cultural theorist Stuart Hall called Frantz Fanon's The Wretched of the Earth ‘the bible of decolonisation' as it encapsulated the urge (...)

Just as France was on the brink of being crushed by Nazi Germany, Winston Churchill hatched a plan to merge Britain and France which, if successful, could have seen Britons with French citizenship.

A vivid and exciting eyewitness diary by Maurice Brinton (the writing pseudonym of Chris Pallis) of Solidarity on the events in Paris in May 1968.

"During the first three years of the 1954-1957 Algerian war, François Mitterrand, future President of the Republic, was in turn Minister of the Interior, then Minister of Justice. He was one of the leading figures in the governments of the Fourth Republic, which applied a particularly repressive policy in Algeria. A formidable unsaid surrounded by these three long years. The film reveals, thanks to unpublished archives, that François Mitterrand, Minister of Justice of the Guy Mollet gover...

Neither Léon Blum, François Mitterrand nor Lionel Jospin were extremist revolutionaries. On the contrary, they were among the leaders of French and