Andrew Hussey

The atrocity exhibition

Over a single night in 2015, terrorists killed 130 people in Paris. In Emmanuel Carrère’s account of the ensuing trial, justice remains elusive.

By Andrew Hussey

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Riven by violence and drugs, France’s second city is descending into anarchy.

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The Wizard of the Kremlin has provoked fierce debate in France, where support for Russia lingers on both the…

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The attack on Salman Rushdie has exposed the deepening fault lines in French culture.

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The battle lines between the metropolitan middle classes and those who are excluded from the benefits of his “globalised”…

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The far-right leader has worked hard to detoxify her image, but scratch off the campaign polish and the same…

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Sex, death, politics and terrorism – and the return of the great writer.

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To his followers, the Parisian provocateur is the saviour of the French far right. But he could be its…

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Low turnout in the June regional elections shows both Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen have failed to attract the politically homeless.

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