The 2027 French presidential campaign sees fierce competition among leftist leaders as Mélenchon pushes ecological policies and Glucksmann enters the race with a formal announcement.
Raphaël Glucksmann has declared his candidacy for the 2027 French presidential election and will compete in the Socialist Party-organized primary this October.
Business leaders and politicians call for economic growth and budget reform to be prioritized in France's 2027 presidential election.
Political leaders and family organizations clash over the causes of France's national debt and proposed cuts to family policies ahead of the 2027 election.
Jean-Luc Mélenchon emphasizes ecology by proposing economic reforms and local environmental initiatives as key pillars of his 2027 presidential campaign.
Central bloc candidates in the 2027 French presidential race intensify immigration policy pitches, ranging from asylum suspension to migrant quotas and governance reforms.
Jean-Luc Mélenchon condemns the 2027 government budget and promises ecological and social reforms if elected president.
Jérôme Guedj announces his candidacy for the left-wing presidential primary, aiming to mobilize voters and position himself as a unifying republican left candidate.
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu urges parliament to adopt the 2027 budget before the presidential election to avoid economic disorder, supported by business leaders who call for focusing the electoral debate on economic stability and public debt management.
Raphaël Glucksmann prepares to officially launch his 2027 presidential bid within a Socialist Party primary, amid talks of leftist alliances and rival campaigns.
Fabien Roussel advocates a communist revolution to address inflation, environmental crisis, and economic struggles, contrasting Macron's mixed record ahead of 2027 elections.
France's political leaders face criticism for silent and inadequate responses to the deadly 2026 heatwave, fueling public frustration and highlighting a pressing climate crisis ahead of presidential elections.
Edouard Philippe and Jean-Luc Mélenchon engage in a heated political debate over immigration policies in Mayotte, highlighting their opposing stances ahead of the 2027 elections.
Record-setting heat, drought, and wildfires in France during summer 2026 expose political inaction and threaten the vital tourism sector with complex economic and environmental challenges.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu denies rumors of cuts to RSA and APL, assuring transparent budget planning amid fiscal challenges.
France is under severe storm alerts as political leaders face criticism for neglecting urgent climate crisis action amid record-breaking summer weather.
France's borrowing costs hit a 2008 high, prompting sharp political debates over economic management just before the 2027 presidential election.
Prime Minister denies welfare cuts amid fiscal tightening talk, while finance inspectors warn of major risks without an approved 2027 budget.
After a major cyberattack on the French tax website affecting 678,000 taxpayers, the government plans a new rapid intervention cyber unit to strengthen state cybersecurity response and restore credibility.
Ahead of the 2027 presidential election, Edouard Philippe proposes closing immigration to Mayotte, suspending birthright citizenship, and creating an East African return center for irregular migrants.
France confronts an urgent water scarcity crisis, prompting political debates over sustainable water management and agricultural reforms ahead of the 2027 elections.
Philippe Brun outlines economic proposals to boost French growth as the government uses strategic leaks to prepare public opinion for the 2027 budget.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announces a dedicated cyber unit to improve France's response to cyberattacks following the recent hack of the tax website.
Ahead of the 2027 presidential election, Yannick Jadot and other left-wing leaders push for unity among France's divided left parties to form a stronger front against the far-right.
François Patriat, a veteran French politician and loyal Macron supporter, has died at 83 following a serious accident and recent hospitalization.
As the 2027 French presidential election approaches, political parties hold their summer universities to rally support, strategize, and prepare candidates for an intense campaign season.
France will expel two Iranian diplomats in retaliation for Iran's arrest of French diplomats in Tehran, escalating ongoing diplomatic tensions.
France's government faces backlash over wildfire aid measures while initiating political talks on climate change adaptation proposals.
Prominent figures Edouard Philippe and Cécile Duflot reveal campaign strategies as the 2027 French presidential election nears, focusing on coalition-building and left-wing unity respectively.
Yvette Roudy, France's first Minister for Women's Rights and key architect of major feminist reforms, has died at 97, leaving a profound legacy in gender equality policies.
Student living costs in France have risen sharply in 2026, with overseas students facing higher financial burdens and criticism mounting against government policy under Macron's administration.
President Macron’s vacation photos have reignited debate about political image as he begins his final rentrée speech urging confidence and resilience.
France's political activities accelerate with major summer universities, debates, and campaign events as candidates prepare for the 2026 presidential election.
Declared candidates for France's 2027 presidential election reveal a fragmented political scene amid a critical housing crisis and early disinformation challenges.
France commits €12 million in aid for wildfire victims and enforces water restrictions amid drought and heatwave crises in multiple regions.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu visits fire-stricken Gironde to initiate rebuilding efforts, addressing misinformation and mixed local responses.
The 2026 French presidential election spotlights housing as an urgent issue, urging candidates to adopt pragmatic policies and inspire optimism in public discourse.
French officials visit Gironde wildfire zones as victims demand concrete aid after massive devastation.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu advanced his visit to the Gironde wildfire-affected area, highlighting the French government's increased focus on assessment and prevention amid severe fire risks.
France's 2027 budget plan includes a controversial proposal to partially deindex pensions from inflation, sparking criticism from political figures like Thierry Breton.
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