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France's favourite hobby - protesting in the streets - will go on, but after a year of activism, indications are the gilets jaunes movement has had its day, writes Nabila Ramdani in her latest column for Connexion

Driverless cars are just one aspect of an AI-disrupted future that means that unions can no longer stand in the way of much-needed changes to France's over-complicated pension system, writes political commentator and historian Simon Heffer in his latest column for Connexion

Mathematician Hervé Le Bras, emeritus researcher at France’s Institute for Demographic Studies and director of research at the School for Advanced Studies in Social Sciences, gives his verdict on the gilets jaunes and migration

Sara El Attar tells Connexion why she spoke up for the 'thousands of women like her' during a debate on CNews

A British native, I have been living in France for the last 57 years. Before that, my home was in the north of England but when I was 15 I did an exchange with a girl in Alsace where I met the family.

Inaccurate, hate-filled messages about expatriates can be found on UK news websites.

I read with interest, and glee, that drivers who hog the middle and/or the outside autoroute lanes will be fined.

I hired a car through Vehicle-Rent.com online from Bordeaux-Mérignac. 

I once had the humiliating experience of working alongside a professional grape picker. By lunchtime he had covered stacks more rows than me.

We live in Poitiers where, besides the excessive prices of any food, bio or not, the quality is also bad, in all the supermarkets.