Noemie Bisserbe is a political correspondent for The Wall Street Journal, focusing on multinational issues with a specific emphasis on France. She covers a wide range of topics including political developments, social issues, and conflicts in the region. Noemie's reporting provides a comprehensive and insightful analysis of the political landscape in France and its impact on the international stage.
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By: Sam Schechner, Noemie Bisserbe
People poured into the streets of the French capital Sunday for a march against antisemitism that drew political leaders across the spectrum, including the far-right National Rally--whose presence sparked controversy. The march was initiated by France's parliament leaders in response to a [sharp in
By: Noemie Bisserbe
French President Emmanuel Macron reiterated France’s solidarity with Israel against Hamas, after his call for Israel to stop bombing civilians in Gaza frustrated Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Macron “reiterated Israel's right to defend itself and expressed again France’s solidarity wit
By: Noemie Bisserbe
A United Nations guest house in Rafah sustained significant damage from Israeli naval strikes, the U.N. Relief and Works Agency said on Monday. “This recent attack is yet another indication that nowhere in Gaza is safe. Not the north, not the middle areas and not the south. The disregard for the pr
European Union foreign-policy chief, Josep Borrell, said he will travel to Israel, Palestine, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Jordan this week to discuss humanitarian aid to Gaza and political issues with regional leaders. “We need a political horizon looking towards the two state solution. This c
French President Emmanuel Macron welcomed the deal between Israel and Hamas for a pause in fighting to allow the release of 50 hostages held by militants in Gaza. “I welcome the announcement of an agreement for the release of hostages and a humanitarian truce,” Macron said on X, formerly known as T
Six teenagers are accused of helping the man who killed Paty after he showed caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad as part of a class on free speech.
By: Noemie Bisserbe
Élisabeth Borne’s departure comes after her ranks fractured over the passage of a contentious immigration bill that boosts authorities’ power to deport foreigners.
By: Noemie Bisserbe, Gabriele Steinhauser
Under Macron, the country’s increasingly turbulent relationship with former colonies has undermined U.S. efforts to fight terrorism and created an opening for Russia.
By: Noemie Bisserbe
Gabriel Attal, who served as France's education minister, faces task of reuniting Macron's party after a fight over immigration split its ranks
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