An explicitly anti-racist politics is required to stop the current wave of protests in France from splintering and strengthening the far-right
Protests against Macron are at a stalemate. They must escalate if they are to retain their momentum
Macron is now so weak that the police are confiscating saucepans, but the lack of a general strike means that his pensions law has not yet been defeated
As the social explosion continues in France, the far right is marginalised for the moment. Will this last?
The conflict with Macron is at a plateau and can still go either way. How is the French Left responding? Latest in our reports from Paris
Why are French workers taking to the streets? One reason is 30 years of mass activity
Demonstrations against Macron are getting bigger, and police violence in increasing, National union leaders must act
Left MPs call for more Street Protests and Strikes continue after Macron forces through his Pensions Bill. John Mullen reports from France
People take to the streets to defend pensions in France
Exciting and Decisive Week for Class Struggle in France. More mass actions today
The biggest danger to the rising movement is the timidity of union leaders
Eye witness report from yesterday's protests