Opposition leader Alex Borg has received some international attention after being featured by long-running French publication Entrevue following a meeting at the Nationalist Party headquarters.The French outlet published a profile of Borg after he hosted Michel Taube and Entrevue political editor Radouan Kourak, with discussions reportedly covering Malta’s future, European politics, migration, the economy and the direction of the PN.Entrevue is a well-established name in French media. Created by French television personality Thierry Ardisson in 1992, the publication has existed for more than three decades and has increasingly shifted its focus towards digital news, politics, society, culture and current affairs.The magazine’s coverage presented Borg as the face of a new generation within Malta’s centre-right and highlighted his efforts to modernise the Nationalist Party while maintaining its political identity.It went further, describing the 31-year-old as one of the young European right-wing political leaders to watch in the coming years and suggesting he could gradually develop a larger profile on the European political stage.The article also focused on Malta’s economic model, with Borg reportedly discussing the need to move towards growth driven increasingly by quality, innovation and high-value sectors.Entrevue’s Radouan Kourak currently serves as the publication’s head of political coverage, according to the outlet’s editorial information.Borg himself shared the French feature on his social media following its publication.What do you make of the French publication’s take on Alex Borg?Photos: Entrevue•