Gavin Mortimer is an author based in Burgundy, having spent many years in Paris. He focuses on French politics, terrorism, and sport, often intertwining these themes with broader regional and world news. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as Yahoo News UK, The Catholic Herald, The Telegraph, and The Spectator.
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Gavin Mortimer's coverage revolves around French politics, particularly the dynamics between political figures such as Marine Le Pen and Emmanuel Macron. His focus on legal policy regulation and expert commentary suggests he values in-depth analysis from knowledgeable sources within the field of government & politics.
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The extreme-left and their anarchist allies are set on disorder in France
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France has had its share of riots in recent years but the scenes of urban warfare that erupted on Saturday were unprecedented.
France has had its share of riots in recent years but the scenes of urban warfare that erupted on Saturday were unprecedented. The Socialist mayor of Paris, Emmanuel Gregoire, said entire streets ‘have been devasted’. His shocked deputy, Lamia El...
France experienced its first night of calm since the weekend on Monday evening after the imposition of curfews in several cities and towns. The Prime Minister, Sebastien Lecornu, said he is ‘absolutely determined to restore order’ in the wake of the weekend’s urban warfare that stunned the Republic. Lecornu delivered his promise after a crisis
France experienced its first night of calm since the weekend on Monday evening after the imposition of curfews in several cities and towns. The Prime Minister, Sebastien Lecornu, said he is ‘absolutely determined to restore order’ in the wake of the...
Marine Le Pen is the political winner from the anarchy that erupted in France at the weekend.
Marine Le Pen is the political winner from the anarchy that erupted in France at the weekend. A poll conducted in the 48 hours after the nationwide riots found that the leader of the National Rally is the only figure whose approval rating has...
This Saturday is Halloween and social media is full of threats and taunts about bringing terror to the Parisian bourgeoisie
It was a peaceful weekend in France apparently. One broadcaster described the latest protests as ‘calm’ and Le Monde said they unfolded ‘without serious incident’. Tell that to the 53 police officers who were injured in clashes with demonstrators, 1,...
