Zineb el mounjali holds a B.A in Economics and Global Markets and a Master’s degree in Finance and Digital Innovation. Her core research interests span migration studies, diplomacy, and global security. With a background in financial compliance, with an interest in analyzing shifts in power dynamics, and political instability, with a specific focus on how these factors reshape institutional stability and global security.
France’s rising public debt is narrowing the government’s economic room for manoeuvre, raising questions about its ability to reconcile fiscal discipline with growing social demands.
The issue is not whether France’s institutions are about to collapse, but whether they can translate republican ideals into credible responses to social demands.
What began as a student protest has grown into a nationwide movement, bringing together students, teachers, parents and workers and challenging the idea of a generational divide.
