Explainer · French
François Asselineau: background, Frexit and the declared 2027 campaign
Official results, UPR statements and a comparison of published proposals.
The publication · Explainers, analyses and public debate
Ideas tested against law and evidence.
Nouvelle Monarchie publishes political and institutional dossiers while making its connection to Daniel Ricklin’s declared presidential project explicit. The nature of a piece, its author and the publisher’s interests should be clear before reading.
Read the dossiers
These links open the published French texts, with their sources, dates, distinctions between fact and opinion, and any documented corrections.
Dossier · French
Sylvain Durif, the “Grand Monarque”
Bugarach, electoral archives and the distinction between public claims and admission to a presidential ballot.
Analysis · French
France in a civil war? Examining the violence of 17 October
Facts checked for the publication dated 20 October 2026; localised violence, public confidence and institutions.
Analysis · French
Abstention: how can citizens gain a practical role in decisions?
Intermittent voting, practical obstacles, representation and safeguards for meaningful participation.
Analysis · French
AI in public services: savings or dehumanisation?
Useful applications, hidden costs, automated decisions and human accountability.
Analysis · French
The cost of standards imposed on mayors
What figures measure, fixed costs for small municipalities and possible simplification.
Analysis · French
What small municipalities expect from the state
Finance, technical support, standards and public services.
Analysis · French
Does the French president have too much power?
Constitutional powers, parliamentary majorities, cohabitation and checks on executive power.
Analysis · French
Why has confidence in political leaders fallen?
Figures, competing explanations and ways to make accountability verifiable.
Explainer · French
Why do small municipalities struggle to find doctors?
Access to care, structural causes, limits of incentives and local healthcare.
Explainer · French
Digital identity: where should the limits be?
European law, France Identité, de facto obligations and the safeguards of free choice.
Explainer · French
The digital euro: what are the actual privacy risks?
Online and offline payments, information, cash and safeguards.
Explainer · French
Citizen-initiated referendums: what is legally possible?
Existing procedures, constitutional amendment and safeguards for a fair vote.
Explainer · French
Can a presidential campaign really cost €11?
The difference between a documented launch expense and a complete campaign cost.
Explainer · French
What does a presidential candidacy actually cost?
Spending limits, full costs, cash flow, donations and reimbursement.
Explainer · French
Why do mayors hesitate to nominate a candidate?
Public nominations, local pressures, neutrality and the risk of political appropriation.
Investigation · French
Natacha Rey and the Brigitte Macron case: what do public records establish?
A French-language dossier examining the evidence and judicial decisions, with its dated sources and limits.
Analysis · French
Should we fear artificial intelligence?
From Matrix to actual risks: understanding technology while keeping people responsible.
Analysis · French
Nouvelle Monarchie: monarchy, democracy or political provocation?
The name, Article 89, a proposed single seven-year term and democratic safeguards.
Analysis · French
Building integrity in government
Making transparency understandable, open to scrutiny and useful.
Analysis · French
Freedoms, privacy and civic peace
Freedom of expression, intimacy, safety and dignity.
Explainer · French
Presidential election 2027: who can obtain 500 nominations?
Rules, scrutiny and the practical conditions of admission to the ballot.
Reporting, analysis, opinion and campaign material are different
A political position does not authorise altered facts. Primary documents, official results and public data should support claims. An announcement of candidacy is not official admission to an election; an allegation is not a finding of guilt; visibility on social media is not a vote.
Daniel Ricklin signs his own positions. Collective work is described transparently; fictitious journalists, experts, witnesses and supporters are not invented. Generated illustrations and synthetic narration must be identified.
Propose a subject or document a correction
Useful contributions identify a precise issue, provide a source and explain what should be reconsidered. A reasoned disagreement can contribute to public debate without being treated as hostility.
Propose a subject — French form · Contact the project — French form
English version of the French page. Links marked “French” lead to material that has not been translated.