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French far-right's election upset and Macron's crown of thorns

The President’s bold move to ally with the leftists might have saved the day for him, but the real test begins when he shares power with an ideologically different group.

French election update: the rise of Le Pen

Yet political analyst Julien Hoez doesn’t buy the change in appearance. We see pictures of her “on Instagram, holding cats and kittens and cute animals and that sort of thing before going into the Assemblée Nationale to talk about how migrants are stealing the jobs of ‘real, French people’… It’s a strategy that works, people like cute animals,” Hoez said.

Daunting satellite images reveal China's 'provocative' Taiwan move

The daunting satellite images, which appear to be new, are an indication of China’s latest “geopolitical play,” according to French political commentator Julien Hoez, who shared the side-by-side images on X, formally Twitter, this week.

Ursula von der Leyen faces crucial EU vote on her future

“It’s going to be tight,” said Julien Hoez, a Brussels-based EU expert.

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Can France and Germany repair their relationship?

Leaders meet following disagreements on the war in Ukraine, defence and energy policies.

Are migrants political pawns in EU’s aid offer to Tunisia?

EU’s offer of one billion euros to Tunisia has been criticised by rights groups that say it compromises refugee rights.

Who will hold human rights abusers in Libya to account?

United Nations investigators say security forces and armed militia groups in Libya have committed a wide range of war crimes.

Can Germany’s Angela Merkel save her grand coalition?

Social Democrats elect new leaders, putting at risk the chancellor’s coalition government.

Can Theresa May deliver a deal for Brexit?

The UK prime minister survived a no-confidence vote before heading to Brussels for EU meetings.

Jeremy Hunt replaces Boris Johnson as UK Foreign Secretary

British PM Theresa May holds cabinet meeting after two senior ministers quit over Brexit disagreements.

How should workers’ rights be protected during the pandemic?

Coronavirus pandemic is devastating economies worldwide. Lockdowns meant businesses were forced to cut spending.

Julien Hoez on the European Council Nominations

The European Council has nominated Ursula Von Der Leyen for EU Commission President, Charles Michel as EU Council President, Josep Borrell as High Representative and Christine Lagarde as ECB President.

But what does this all mean? Julien discusses it on Al Jazeera English with Lauren Taylor.

European Court Ruling on Products from Israeli Settlements

Julien speaks on Al Jazeera English regarding the recent European Court of Justice ruling regarding the labelling of products from Israeli Settlements in Palestine

Julien Hoez discussing Brexit on Al Jazeera

Julien Hoez discussing Brexit live on Al Jazeera with Paul Brennan

Julien Hoez Discussing Brexit on BBC World News

Julien Discussing Brexit with Christian Fraser on BBC World News

Battle over disinformation between the EU and Tech Giants

I spoke with David Foster, Ardi Kolah and Maria Farrell on TRT World about the ongoing battle between the European Union and Tech Giants such as Facebook, Twitter and Google, particularly in the context of the European Commission proposing a Digital Services Act and Digital Markets Act.

Euronews Interview on Brexit and EU settled Status

Interview with Julien about Brexit and the post-Brexit EU Residency rules for EU Citizens

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