# Rachida Dati

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Two Elections on the Right to Come

Marlon takes a solo look at who might support a Bruno Retailleau run for president in 2027. He’s flying high in the polls and in the regard of French billionaires who also want Le Pen to win. And a quick look at the 2026 Paris election. The Socialists still have a good position, but they’re facing…

Sinaloa cartel's new alliance with rival could transform global drug trade

PRESS REVIEW – Tuesday, July 1: The French left-wing papers rejoice after a controversial public broadcasting bill is rejected by parliament. The New York Times looks at how the Sinaloa cartel is making new alliances with enemies, which could reshape the global drug trade. Also: a photo report docu…

Daily Art Download — 2025-07-24

Show notes for today's episode of The Daily Art Download — your ten minute crash course in today's art world news. Artnet News - Artist Paul Rucker’s Klan Robes Expose America’s Racist Underbelly: https://news.artnet.com/art-world/paul-rucker-rewind-resurrection-kkk-2670443 - Rare, Mind-Bending M.…

A 10 year plan for the arts in Australia and a short history of street art

What will the arts look like in Australia in a decade? And what could it look like with a plan and strategy that’s looking that far into the future? A new paper is recommending a 10 year national arts and culture strategy and a ministerial council that brings together federal, state and local repre…

Germany's Budget Sparks Debate, Irish President Demands UN Action, Serbian Prosecutors Charge Ex-Minister, Draghi Urges EU Reforms, and more...

(0:10): Germany's 2025 Budget Sparks Debate Over Record Debt and Economic Strategy(3:30): Irish President Calls for Israel's UN Exclusion Over Genocide Allegations in Gaza(6:04): Serbian Prosecutors Charge 13, Including Ex-Minister, Over Deadly Railway Station Collapse(7:35): Draghi Warns EU: Accel…

Compromise? Sorry. We’re French.

In this episode, Stefan and Sara delve into the complexities of French politics, exploring the cultural psyche that influences political behaviour, particularly the reluctance to compromise. They discuss recent developments, including Amsterdam's new parking regulations targeting French tourists, t…

ECB Holds Rates Amid Uncertainty, France Culture Ministry Raided, Spain Bets Big on Helicopters, France Rehabilitates Women Convicted, and more...

(0:10): ECB Holds Rates Steady Amid Resilient Eurozone Economy; Inflation and Trade Uncertainty Loom(2:27): French Authorities Raid Culture Ministry in Corruption Probe Targeting Minister Rachida Dati(4:37): Spain Revamps Defense with €4 Billion Airbus Helicopter Deal to Boost Strategic Autonomy(7:…

Queen Sonja attends Oslo Philarmonic concert in Paris

On Tuesday, Queen Sonja attended a concert held by the Oslo Philharmonic orchestra at the Philharmonie de Paris in Paris, France. Queen Sonja is the Patron of the Orchestra and it is the first time she attends a date of the orchestra’s European tour. 🇫🇷🇳🇴Honorée d’ac…

Power Plays & Michelin Stars: France Between Politics and Pleasure

France heads to the polls and to the table in this new episode of So French. Stefan de Vries and Sara Bertilsson unpack the first round of the local elections, where nearly all races were decided in one go, yet the political landscape looks more fragmented than ever. Is this a preview of the 2027 p…

158: A new mayor for Paris! Interpreting the election results with Léa Chamboncel

There is some relief to be shared right now for many Parisians— voters sent Rachida Dati walking and opted for Emmanuel Grégoire, formerly Anne Hidalgo’s first deputy, as the French capital's new mayor. The Socialist party has governed Paris for 25 years and the majority has spoken. But that isn’t …