France is at a European low for trust; what are post-Gilet-Jaunes strategies for curbing the hatred towards the news media? Four Paris-based journalists, with a global background, working for a mix of...
Rachel Donadio
Rachel Donadio is a Paris-based contributing writer for The Atlantic, covering politics and culture across Europe. She was previously at The New York Times, including stints as the paper’s European Culture Correspondent, Rome Bureau Chief, and a writer and editor at the New York Times Book Review. She has interviewed heads of state and film directors, covered the vicissitudes of former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, disarray in Greece amid the European debt crisis, and the election of Pope Francis.
#Metoo has gone global, yes, but how far has it really gone, especially in Europe? Why have the conversations been so different in countries like France, Italy and the UK? And over two years on from t...