Is this takeover of the Macronist apparatus in the service of a collective project, or of a personal ambition for 2027? There are certain configurations...
Ghizlaine Badri
Ghizlaine Badri
Editor-in-chief of Geopolitics.fr, Ghizlaine Badri is a political journalist with twenty-five years of professional experience, including fifteen in the press. She has built a career at the intersection of the French, European and international scenes. Ghizlaine has collaborated with nearly twenty media outlets, including Le Point, Le Figaro, Les Échos, L'Express and Forbes. As Morocco–Maghreb correspondent for Le Point and Africa correspondent for Forbes, she has distinguished herself through in-depth coverage of political and diplomatic dynamics between Europe and the African continent. To date, she is the only active Moroccan journalist to have collaborated with major mainstream French press titles outside the pan-African sphere in France. Within the economic daily L'Économiste, Morocco's leading daily newspaper, she founded the France–Morocco section, helping to shape an unprecedented editorial space. Holding three master's degrees obtained in France, she has worked in the fields of institutional communication, notably at the Bordeaux City Hall alongside Alain Juppé, and has also held management roles in marketing communication, notably with the French Embassy in Morocco. Polyglot, she is French-Italian-Moroccan, born in Casablanca, has lived in New York and is fluent in five languages: French, Arabic, English, Italian and Spanish.
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France versus Germany: who really runs Europe in 2026?
par Ghizlaine Badripar Ghizlaine Badri 8 minutes readLet's ask the question directly, without the usual rhetorical precautions: is France still a major European power? Not in the sense of...
- ElectionsFranceFeaturedPolitics
Can Édouard Philippe and the central bloc still win in 2027?
par Ghizlaine Badripar Ghizlaine Badri 7 minutes readThe return to grace: real but volatile progress. Édouard Philippe’s re-election as mayor of Le Havre in March 2026 ...
- FranceFeaturedPolitics
The New Popular Front: a facade of unity, a deep-seated fracture
par Ghizlaine Badripar Ghizlaine Badri 9 minutes readGlucksmann: the social democratic gamble and its limits The dynamic of the New Popular Front, born out of the urgency of the June dissolution...
- FranceFeaturedPolitics
The battle of the right: who will inherit France in 2027?
par Ghizlaine Badripar Ghizlaine Badri 9 minutes readA historic reshuffle On one hand, Jordan Bardella's National Rally, the clear favourite in the polls with 38 % of voting intentions ...
- DiplomacyEconomyFrancePolitics
Is France really in decline, or do we choose to believe it?
par Ghizlaine Badripar Ghizlaine Badri 5 minutes readWhat the figures reveal: a power that is transforming, not disappearing. The facts first. France remains, according to the ...
- Asia/OceaniaDiplomacyInternational law, multilateralEconomyInternationalFeatured
Can China remain neutral in Hormuz?
par Ghizlaine Badripar Ghizlaine Badri 10 minutes readHeld hostage by its own energy dependence, Beijing has secretly negotiated an exclusive transit corridor with Tehran whilst displaying a …
- DefenceDiplomacyEuropeInternationalFeatured
Iran-US: does Europe still exist as a diplomatic nuclear power?
par Ghizlaine Badripar Ghizlaine Badri 14 minutes readThis is the brutal reality dictated by the chronology of events. Washington negotiated. Tehran responded. Israel struck. The United States followed. …
- DiplomacyFranceFeaturedArab world
From Gaza to Tehran: French diplomacy facing the test of strategic constraint
par Ghizlaine Badripar Ghizlaine Badri 7 minutes readBetween Gaullist continuity and the reduction of margins of autonomy: how Paris is trying to exert influence in a Middle East reshaped by war. It …