Macron admits his snap election ‘destabilised’ France
Jean-Luc Mélenchon, leader of the radical Left party France Unbowed, has vowed to demand a vote of no-confidence as early as Jan 16, while polls show that nearly half (49 per cent) of French people are in favour of toppling Mr Bayrou’s government as well.
French voters will be asked to "decide on certain crucial issues" for the country in 2025, President Emmanuel Macron said on ...
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French President Emmanuel Macron has faced jeers from locals on the cyclone-battered French overseas territory of Mayotte, ...
Emmanuel Macron faced accusations of racism on Friday over an alleged comment suggesting foreigners were clogging up French ...
During his televised New Year's address to the nation, the French president appeared to propose one or more referendums to ...
But it legitimately worries us," Macron said in his New Year address. "I must admit tonight that the dissolution [of parliament] has brought, for the moment, more divisions to the Assembly than ...
French President Emmanuel Macron has described the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East as threats to his country's security, ...
It comes amid political turmoil in Paris, with lawmakers yet to pass a 2025 budget, after negotiations saw Michel Barnier's ...
French President Emmanuel Macron acknowledged that dissolving the French National Assembly in June created more division than resolution.
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