Two opinion articles on France's future and protests, between the "Abyss of History" and the "End of History"

Two articles examine France from an intellectual angle: Douglas Murray argues that French culture and traditions have no guarantee of survival under attacks by discontented people within the country, while an An-Nahar article reviews Francis Fukuyama's autobiography and tries to understand the causes of the violent protests in France. Both pieces are analyses rather than reports on a specific event.

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• Murray argues that there is no guarantee that French culture and traditions will survive under continuous attacks by discontented people within the country.

  «There’s no guarantee that French culture and traditions will survive ceaseless attacks from discontents inside the country»

  The Free Press
• Murray starts from a general idea: that great things come to an end.

  «Even great things come to an end.»

  The Free Press
• The An-Nahar article reviews Francis Fukuyama's latest autobiography and sheds light on the concepts of the end of history and the last man.

  «مراجعة للسيرة الذاتية الأخيرة لفرنسيس فوكوياما والتي تشمل الإضاءة على مفاهيم نهاية التاريخ والرجل الأخير»

  annahar.com
• The An-Nahar article tries to understand some of the causes of the violent protests in France.

  «مع محاولة فهم بعض أسباب الاحتجاجات العنيفة في فرنسا.»

  annahar.com

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