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Expecting twins can be daunting - but in France it is also considered to be like ‘winning the jackpot’’ as state help and advantages are numerous.

'Could Eric Zemmour do an Emmanuel Macron? That is, could a man without a party become president of France, largely on a protest vote, as Mr Macron did in 2017?'

If votes are spread too thinly across numerous candidates in the 2022 election, then terrible governance is the likely result, writes Nabila Ramdani in her monthly Connexion column

Dr Rob Hopkins, who coined the term in France ‘ecological transition’ and founded a global network of ‘transition towns’, speaks about how the French are becoming excited by the ideas

‘All is set up here so family life can run smoothly without mum’

Our family of five would have to fork out almost €500 in Covid tests at an already expensive time of year - sadly, it’s made us decide to cancel

Mask-wearing and social distancing due to Covid have blocked a staple of French social (and work) life: la bise. Sociologist Jean-Claude Kaufmann talks on what the future holds now

'A blight on France' is what former Minister of Culture of France, Jack Lang, called France's suburban developments, which he connects to a lack of serious art training in the French education system

A Briton who took a French driving test after becoming frustrated with efforts to swap his UK licence has suggested the process should come with a health warning

Do you remember what drew you to move here or is it lost in the everyday?