Leo Piquemal worked for over ten years as an economist, both in investment banks and public institutions. Tired of soulless reports and abstract figures, he turned to writing to bring a human and critical perspective to economic dynamics. He enjoys dissecting major financial movements and showing their tangible effects on daily life. When he’s not reading financial reports or market studies, he plays the piano and immerses himself in satirical literature, which he sees as a key to understanding society.

Clara Vionnet is a former diplomat who spent nearly fifteen years navigating the corridors of French and European institutions. This experience allows her to analyze political strategies and power dynamics with sharp insight. Clara’s writing combines analytical precision with measured irony, always aiming to make politics understandable without oversimplifying. A passionate traveler, she loves exploring new cultures and practices urban photography, which sharpens her perspective on society.

A seasoned traveler, Hugo Delorme lived in several countries before settling back in France. His international background gives him a unique perspective on national debates, which he approaches with curiosity and subtle humor. Hugo enjoys comparing French experiences to those abroad, highlighting how local issues often reflect global patterns. Outside his writing, he is passionate about mountain hiking, traditional cooking, and keeps a travel diary filled with anecdotes and reflections.

Zoé Marquand is passionate about culture and international exchanges. She closely follows global trends, whether in art, media, or cultural geopolitics. Her writing is marked by intellectual curiosity and subtle irony, making complex topics more approachable. Zoé practices amateur theater, which sharpens her sense of storytelling, and has a strong interest in contemporary painting.

A former activist, Maxime Rousset turned to analyzing cultural and social issues. His writing is influenced by his activist background but also carries sardonic humor, allowing him to defuse serious topics. Maxime loves jazz and visual arts, and runs creative writing workshops where he shares his critical and imaginative vision. His approach is to connect cultural phenomena to broader social trends.

An engineer by training, Inès Chabert has long been interested in technological innovations and their impact on the environment. She explores the promises of ecological transition while highlighting its paradoxes. Her style combines rigor with discreet humor, making her analyses accessible to all. Passionate about climbing and urban gardening, she enjoys exploring the balance between nature and cities, a theme that often inspires her writing.

Julien Mercier worked for several years in artificial intelligence research before focusing on technology communication. He enjoys explaining digital innovations, their promises and their limits, with a tone that is both educational and critical. Julien is passionate about chess and analog photography, two hobbies that fuel his reflection on the link between technology, strategy, and creativity. His vision is that technology must be understood, questioned, and adapted to real human needs.

Sarah Lambert covers general news with rigor and an emphasis on clarity. Curious and methodical, she seeks to explain complex situations in plain terms — political crises, international developments, and nationally relevant breaking stories — while highlighting how coverage and framing differ across countries and media outlets.Her journalistic method is to systematically cross-check information across multiple independent sources, prioritize factual elements, and clearly flag points that remain uncertain. She pays special attention to potential conflicts of interest (funding, political or corporate ties) that may shape public statements or research findings.Outside the newsroom, Sarah is a fan of radio documentaries and urban cycling - these interests reinforce her taste for field reporting and local storytelling. On her author page you’ll find recent articles, a selection of primary sources, and a short methodology explaining how each piece was verified.