International Call for Ceasefire in Gaza: 25 Nations Unite
France joins 24 other countries in calling for a ceasefire in Gaza amid a worsening humanitarian crisis.
France joins 24 other countries in calling for a ceasefire in Gaza amid a worsening humanitarian crisis.
The Renaissance party unveils new proposals as the race for the 2025 presidential election heats up with 35 declared candidates.
France's troop withdrawal from Africa concludes defense agreements, raising concerns over increasing Russian influence.
25 countries, including France, call for an end to the Gaza war amid humanitarian crisis.
French Prime Minister's recent address emphasizes the urgent need for a national sovereignty reassessment due to EU-related challenges.
French authorities have launched an investigation into the social media platform X over allegations of political algorithm manipulation, prompting X to claim the inquiry is politically motivated.
France highlights its significant engagement in UN peacekeeping missions.
French politicians are increasingly collaborating with social media influencers to engage and educate the public on political issues.
Local and regional political leaders in Limoges respond to violence that erupted over the weekend, proposing various measures to address the unrest.
Growing public dissent against the Duplomb law permits debate in the National Assembly as a petition surpasses 800,000 signatures.
A look at France's historical austerity measures and their implications for current fiscal policies.
French leaders are urgently calling for political compromise to finalize the 2026 budget amid economic pressures and a significant deficit.
François Bayrou's 2026 budget cuts face intense criticism from political opponents, highlighting significant public implications.
Germany strengthens its immigration policy under Chancellor Merz, influencing France's border cooperation.
Amélie de Montchalin calls for a transparent compromise in the ongoing discussions about France's 2026 budget.
July 2025 polling reveals significant changes in French political popularity.
Alain Anziani, a prominent political figure in Bordeaux, passed away, prompting widespread tributes from colleagues and political leaders.
The Muslim Brotherhood's strategic infiltration threatens core democratic values in France.
Institut Montaigne releases pivotal study on France's political forecast toward 2040.
Intensified budget negotiations in France reveal deep political divisions and debates over austerity measures.
François Bayrou's budget plan coincides with troubled employment rates in France.
An analysis of France's declining birth rates and the inadequacies of current natalist policies.
Edouard Philippe officially declares his candidacy as political maneuvering begins for the 2027 French presidential election.
Local politicians argue that removing public holidays would harm France's economy and cultural heritage.
The EU's proposed 2028-2034 budget raises concerns regarding regional autonomy and cohesion policy.
Monaco's government halts the costly Symbiose project, choosing to renovate its existing waste incineration plant, stirring political tensions.
Experts discuss the important role of symbolism in shaping French public policy communication.
Togo's recent elections and France's security cooperation draw international scrutiny amid political repression.
France faces challenges as the average age of first-time mothers rises to 29 years, sparking discussions on effective natalist policies.
Najat Vallaud-Belkacem's appointment to the Cour des comptes has ignited political controversy and criticism.
Local politicians express significant concerns over Prime Minister François Bayrou's proposed budget cuts for 2026, fearing increased social inequality and public service diminishment.
Georges Ibrahim Abdallah is ordered to be released from prison after 41 years, with conditions on his residency.
Public discontent rises in response to the French government's €43.8 billion austerity plan for 2026.
François Bayrou's 2026 budget announcements provoke mixed political reactions, emphasizing the divide in fiscal strategies.
Éric Lombard's presentation of the 2026 budget has ignited political controversy and concerns over France's economic direction.
The CFDT union has criticized the 2026 budget proposal by the French government, calling it unjust and a burden on workers.
France officially ends its military presence in Senegal, marking a historic shift in defense strategy and Franco-Senegalese relations.
Marine Le Pen criticizes the proposed 2026 budget, threatening government censure over public service cuts.
Édouard Philippe criticizes François Bayrou's 2026 budget plan for failing to offer substantial reforms.
La Réunion's leaders and unions strongly oppose Bayrou's budget plan, citing concerns over austerity measures and social justice.