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Boulevard Voltaire is a French-language news and opinion website published in France and launched in 2012. Its headlines centre overwhelmingly on France, followed by Germany, the United States and the European Union, and are mostly about politics, with society and security next. Its stance reads as critical of the French government and President Emmanuel Macron, and sympathetic toward Marine Le Pen and other opposition figures.
In the measured period the outlet is consistently critical of France's government and leadership. Its headlines frame President Macron as weak or reduced to begging, and dwell on deficits, failures and scandals. It is sympathetic toward opposition figures such as Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella, presenting them as targets of unfair attacks. The criticism is aimed at the direction of the state rather than at the nation itself, and some headlines are neutral. France is the only entity measured with enough headlines. Stance is measured from headlines toward countries and persons; it is not a rating of accuracy.
Based on headlines from July 2026 to August 2026.
Boulevard Voltaire is a French-language website launched in 2012 by the journalist Robert Ménard together with Dominique Jamet.
France dominates by a wide margin, followed at a distance by Germany, the United States and the European Union. Politics is the largest topic, with society, security and economy behind it; the focus is on French domestic affairs.
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