Apparently, nothing has changed.
Emmanuel Macron has extended his lease at the Élysée, the National Assembly remains the scene of heated debates, and the pension reform has still not seen the light of day.
A perfect illusion of continuity when, in one year, everything has changed profoundly.
Against the backdrop of decisive elections, French political life has beaten to the rhythm of various and successive crises over the past twelve months.
Starting with the outbreak of war in Ukraine on February 24.
While France is falling asleep following an apathetic presidential campaign, the return of a conflict to the gates of Europe awakens security fears and reactivates the "flag effect" among part of the electorate.
The legitimist reflex kicks in and immediately benefits the Head of State.
"
Usually, the international situation emerges little in the news
", recalls Benjamin Morel, lecturer in public law.
Yet, as our Odoxa-Backbone Consulting survey points out, this…
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