Elizabeth Walsh

Elizabeth Walsh is a freelance journalist in Paris, studying for a master's degree in international affairs at Sciences Po. She has written for The New York Times, Middle East Eye and others.

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Pro-EU liberal faces off against "Frexit" candidate in French election

France's status in the EU is at stake in the run-off vote for the French presidency. Frontrunner Macron has promises to woo financiers and make Paris "the new London," while far-right Le Pen courts far-left voters scared of free market reforms.

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Pro-EU liberal faces off against "Frexit" candidate in French election

France's traditional establishment candidates lose ground

In keeping with global trends, this year's race has shaken up the country's political geography, with populist politicians on the far-left and far-right gaining ground over establishment candidates.

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France's traditional establishment candidates lose ground

What does the French election mean for Syria?

The next French president is likely to shift the country's policy on the ongoing conflict, with each candidate having their own distinct view on what the solution is.

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What does the French election mean for Syria?

Why did thousands in Paris take to the streets to protest Trumpism?

Millions around the world marched in solidarity with women in Washington, DC, but for Parisians there was the added fear that populism will manifest in France next.

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Why did thousands in Paris take to the streets to protest Trumpism?