Mark your calendars! See you on November 8 and 9 on our site for two exceptional open days: all our articles will be accessible free of charge on our site and our application, the opportunity to read or reread our best investigations (the hidden life of Mohammed VI in France, the astonishing lobbying of oncologist Alain Toledano, the seven dark scenarios of the French army by 2030…), our major interviews (the professor at Stanford University Francis Fukuyama, the geneticist Robert Plomin, the CEO of Microsoft Satya Nadella, Russian essayist Iegor Gran, Nobel economics winner Angus Deaton, billionaire Bill Gates, President of Senegal Macky Sall…), our great stories (the secret history of the Collège des Bernardins, the descent into hell of Naouri and Casino, the Carrère d’Encausse family, the fall of Jean-Mélenchon…). But also all our decryptions on the war in Ukraine, the conflict in the Middle East, France facing terrorism, American policy one year before the presidential election or even the upcoming challenges of COP 28.
L’Express is celebrating its 70th anniversary this year. Seventy years of a committed, reforming and demanding newspaper, which has always known how to embrace modernity and live with the times. Three years ago, L’Express changed its format, its layout, its formula, with the ambition of providing analysis and perspective in a changing world. By keeping at its heart the ideas of progress that make up its identity. Reading L’Express means adhering to important values: secularism, the Republic, economic liberalism, openness to the world, rationality… In 70 years, this has not changed at L’Express.
Today, nearly 70 journalists work every day to provide you with the best investigations, interviews and analyses. L’Express today also offers exclusive interviews with the personalities of our time, great stories, where our journalists reveal to you the secrets of power. A newspaper that dismantles preconceived ideas and is committed to providing you with reliable and verified information.