Playbook Paris
Coverage of Playbook Paris in the Nexus archive.
- 2027 : tout savoir avant de partir en vacances
A podcast episode discusses the 2027 presidential race, highlighting several candidates and resuming on August 31. The episode features Anthony Lattier, Pauline de Saint Remy, and Elisa Bertholomey of POLITICO.
- Les Ecologistes : adaptation à marche forcée
Les Ecologistes struggle to influence political debates despite potential opportunities, as strategic discussions on the left stall and the party faces challenges in adapting to heatwaves. The party, which previously focused on climate change mitigation, is now on the defensive, as discussed in a POLITICO podcast with journalists Alexandre Léchenet and Arthur Nazaret.
- Bruno Le Maire : “Une campagne, c’est tripal, c’est pas cérébral.”
Bruno Le Maire discusses his electoral campaigns, including successes in legislative elections and discouragement following the 2016 primary of the right and center, in a podcast episode of Playbook Paris recorded at the Aix-en-Provence economic meetings. He reflects on lessons learned for future political efforts targeting 2027.
- Tous bienvenus aux Rencontres d’Aix (sauf RN et LFI)
The economic conference in Aix-en-Provence hosts most presidential candidates but excludes RN and LFI. Despite polls and interactions between lepénists and business leaders, these parties are not invited to the event.
- A gauche, qui d’autre que Mélenchon ?
The article discusses the left-wing political landscape in France ahead of the presidential election, noting meetings between François Hollande and Raphaël Glucksmann, as well as gatherings of the PS and Les Ecologistes. It highlights ongoing efforts to clarify candidate selection processes.
- L’IA s’invite déjà dans la campagne présidentielle
Gabriel Attal has used the introduction of a proposed AI sector law in the French National Assembly to advocate for major tech companies. The article discusses the impact of AI on the presidential campaign with Océane Herrero, a tech journalist at POLITICO.
- Affaire Lyhanna : Darmanin s’accroche
The minister of Justice, Darmanin, faces pressure from opposition, judges, and public anger over the Lyhanna case but resists calls to resign. His political future is questioned in a POLITICO podcast discussion.
- Législatives 2027 : l’autre élection capitale
The 2027 legislative elections in France are being analyzed as a critical event where the next president might fail to secure a parliamentary majority. The article explores the potential durability of a tripartite political division and why these elections are already a focal point for political strategists. A podcast discussion featuring Anthony Lattier, Elisa Bertholomey, and Jason Wiels examines these issues.
- Mélenchon a-t-il déjà plié le match à gauche ?
Mélenchon declared the primary over during his Saint-Denis meeting, asserting dominance over the left. The article questions whether his bold claim was premature, referencing a podcast discussion analyzing his strategy.