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Can Macron Unite a Deeply Divided France? - Jean Catuffe / Getty Images

Back To Work Can Macron Unite a Deeply Divided France? A Commentary by Britta Sandberg

Emmanuel Macron has won the second round of voting against radical right-wing candidate Marine Le Pen. But a far more difficult task lies ahead: His second term.

What a Le Pen Win Would Mean for Europe - Chesnot / Getty Images

France's Fateful Election What a Le Pen Win Would Mean for Europe

Right-wing populist candidate Marine Le Pen has a chance of winning the presidential election in France this Sunday. If she prevails over Emmanuel Macron, France would become another country and Europe a different continent. By Britta Sandberg

Emmanuel Macron Is the Last European Leader Putin Speaks With - Mikhail Klimentyev / ITAR-TASS / IMAGO

»Clinically Cold« But Still Talking Emmanuel Macron Is the Last European Leader Putin Speaks With

Advisers to Emmanuel Macron say his conversation with Vladimir Putin on Monday was frank and tough. The French president managed to get a few promises from the Russian leader, but Paris is doubtful they will hold. By Britta Sandberg in Paris

Marine Le Pen Still Wants To Be France’s Next President - Jerome Bonnet / DER SPIEGEL

Her Last Battle? Marine Le Pen Still Wants To Be France’s Next President

Marine Le Pen is running her third campaign to become French president. She has polished her image and almost comes across as a moderate compared to her right-wing radical competitor Éric Zemmour. But is that her greatest strength or her biggest weakness? By Britta Sandberg in Paris

"You Can’t Question a People’s History and You Can’t Insult the Algerians" - Arslane Bestaoui / DER SPIEGEL

Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune "You Can’t Question a People’s History and You Can’t Insult the Algerians"

Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune recently closed his country's airspace to France out of anger at a comment from Emmanuel Macron. DER SPIEGEL spoke with Tebboune about the diplomatic fracas, his country's path to modernization and why journalists are still being locked up in Algeria. Interview Conducted by Britta Sandberg und Monika Bolliger

"Europe Evaded Catastrophe By a Hair's Breadth" - Jerome Bonnet/ DER SPIEGEL

French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire "Europe Evaded Catastrophe By a Hair's Breadth"

French Economy and Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire, 51, believes that the European Union is now back on track after some dicey moments earlier in the corona crisis. In an interview with DER SPIEGEL, though, he says that Europe isn't out of the woods yet. Interview Conducted by Britta Sandberg in Paris

Merkel and Macron Find the Strength for Europe - JOHN MACDOUGALL/ AFP

Half a Trillion Euros Merkel and Macron Find the Strength for Europe A DER SPIEGEL Editorial by Peter Müller

France and Germany have once again banded together for the greater good in Europe. Their show of unity was long overdue.

France and Germany Show the Way Forward in the COVID-19 Crisis - BUNDESREGIERUNG / LAIF

"Times of Struggle" France and Germany Show the Way Forward in the COVID-19 Crisis

For a time, it looked as though the crisis surrounding the coronavirus could deliver a fatal blow to the European Union. But on Monday, Paris and Berlin announced a new fund. There is still plenty of opposition to overcome. By DER SPIEGEL Staff

Emmanuel Macron Risks It All in Act II of His Presidency - Soazig de la Moissonnière / Présidence de la République

Unrest in France Emmanuel Macron Risks It All in Act II of His Presidency

In the second half of his term, French President Emmanuel Macron has been pursuing many of his political goals unilaterally. Whether it's pushing through controversial pension reforms or meeting with unpopular autocrats, why is Macron taking such risks? By Britta Sandberg

Stille Nacht - Francois Mori / DPA

Streiks bei Bahn und Nahverkehr in Frankreich Stille Nacht

Sonst sagt man es so dahin: Besinnliche Weihnachten. Die hatten Franzosen, die bei der Bahn arbeiten, in diesem Jahr tatsächlich. Bahnhöfe wirkten verlassen, U-Bahnen standen, überall Ruhe.

Macron Plays Fox in the EU Hen House - Felix Zahn/ imago images / photothek

Paris Soloist Macron Plays Fox in the EU Hen House

French President Emmanuel Macron has a grand foreign policy vision for Europe and he has been energetically pushing it forward. In the process, though, he has angered Germany and other European Union allies. Von Christiane Hoffmann, Peter Müller, Britta Sandberg und Christoph Schult

It's Wrong to Horse Trade Over Next Commission President - Kenzo Tribouillard/ AFP

The Battle for Europe's Top Job It's Wrong to Horse Trade Over Next Commission President

French President Emmanuel Macron is ignoring the results of the European election by trying to make a back-room deal with other EU leaders over who should become the next president of the European Commission. It's a serious mistake. Von Peter Müller

Deutschlands falscher Weber-Glaube - Fabio Cimaglia/ DPA

Wahl des EU-Kommissionspräsidenten Deutschlands falscher Weber-Glaube Von Georg Blume

Wir Deutschen bestehen auf dem Prinzip, ein Spitzenkandidat müsse EU-Kommissionspräsident werden. Wir sind deshalb aber nicht die besseren Demokraten.

Merkel and Macron at Odds over New EU Leader - SIPA PRESS / ACTION PRESS

Commission President Merkel and Macron at Odds over New EU Leader

After disagreements over Brexit, the Nord Stream pipeline and Eurozone reforms, the relationship between France and Germany has grown tenser. Now, another conflict is brewing: Who should become president of the European Commission? Von Julia Amalia Heyer, Christiane Hoffmann, Peter Müller und Britta Sandberg

FDP plant gemeinsame Fraktion mit Macron - Gonzalo Fuentes/ REUTERS

Europawahl FDP plant gemeinsame Fraktion mit Macron

Die deutschen Liberalen wollen sich mit der EU-Wahlliste des französischen Präsidenten Macron zusammentun und eine gemeinsame Fraktion in Brüssel bilden. FDP-Chef Lindner schwärmt von einer "Erneuerung Europas".

Polizei setzt Tränengas gegen Demonstranten ein - Alain JOCARD/ AFP

Proteste in Paris Polizei setzt Tränengas gegen Demonstranten ein

7400 Sicherheitskräfte sind vor Ort, es kam zu Festnahmen und Tränengas-Einsatz: In Paris gab es bei den Kundgebungen zum 1. Mai erste Gewaltszenen. Beteiligt sind auch "Gelbwesten"-Demonstranten.

Gelbwesten fordern Polizisten zum Suizid auf - ANNE-CHRISTINE POUJOULAT/ AFP

Empörung über Protestbewegung Gelbwesten fordern Polizisten zum Suizid auf

"Höhepunkt des Hasses": Die Gelbwesten-Protests in Paris eskalieren weiter. Polizeigewerkschaften und Politiker sind entsetzt.

Mehr als hundert Festnahmen bei Gelbwesten-Protesten - Francisco Seco/ dpa

Paris Mehr als hundert Festnahmen bei Gelbwesten-Protesten

In Frankreich protestierten erneut Anhänger der Gelbwesten, etliche Demonstranten wurden verhaftet. Es ist das erste Mal nach dem Brand von Notre-Dame, dass die Menschen wieder auf die Straßen gehen.

Polizei setzt Tränengas und Wasserwerfer gegen Demonstranten ein - GUILLAUME HORCAJUELO/EPA-EFE/REX

Gelbwesten in Toulouse Polizei setzt Tränengas und Wasserwerfer gegen Demonstranten ein

Eskalation in Toulouse: Bei Gelbwesten-Protesten sind Sicherheitskräfte mit Wasserwerfern und Tränengas vorgegangen. In Paris gab es hingegen keine größeren Zwischenfälle.

Macron Debates His Way Out of The Yellow-Vest Crisis - Laurent Chamussy/ Sipa/ action press

France's Golden Boy Learns How to Fight Macron Debates His Way Out of The Yellow-Vest Crisis

When faced with the anger of the yellow-vests movement, French President Emmanuel Macron was almost taken down by his own hubris. Now he has emerged from the crisis with a new fighting spirit, marking a turning point for him -- and for the country. Von Julia Amalia Heyer

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