A number of countries – including Canada, France, the US and the UK – allow for the deprivation of citizenship on national security grounds. But the scope of ministerial discretion varies significantly.
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A huge project to bring together 19 institutions in France is to enter its first full academic year in September.
A chorus of teachers, unions and French intellectuals have criticised reforms in lower secondary school.
Cannes manages to project a level of gravitas and glitter that is the envy of its rivals the world over.
François Hollande can't avoid the issue of reparations for slavery, but nor can he take control of it.
Legislation is passed in France that would see state surveillance powers scale towards those in the US and UK.
Girlhood expresses the irrepressible potential within us all not to follow, not to echo, but to live a life defined by those moments in which we feel joy.
The founder of France's far-right movement and his daughter, the current president, have had a spectacular and very public falling out.
As Australians commemorate the Anzacs who died at Gallipoli, spare a thought for the 10,000 French soldiers who also died on the Dardanelles in the first world war.
Jean-Marie and Marine need to split up in a way that benefits them both.
Banning teachers from wearing the veil at school is incompatible with the German constitution.
A radical new system is to bring parity to regional councils.
One of the darkest moments of France's colonial history has never been properly acknowledged. That could be about to change.
Europe was supposed to be big business for fracking companies, but so far not so good. So what's going wrong?
It's not all about spoilt footballers in France.
Over the last nine years, more money has been spent on Picasso than on any other artist. How much does Picasso's granddaughter stand to earn? And why are some in the art world concerned?
The recent events in Paris have once again cast doubts on the ability of French intelligence to provide national security. Following the attacks, French Prime Minister Manuel Valls did not hesitate to…
Muslims in France and the French host population are locked in a discriminatory equilibrium. This is the conclusion, summarized in our soon-to-be published book, of a six-year research program that investigates…
Recent commentary about the so-called “French” idea of free speech is fuelling confusion and misinformation in the debate about Section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act 1975 in Australia. Human Rights…
The latest edition of Charlie Hebdo is nothing out of the ordinary. Today’s response to the attack on its offices on January 7 is precisely what sets it apart from other newspapers. The front cover, a…
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