François Bayrou calls for a broad primary while candidates in the social-democratic primary prepare for three key debates before the 2027 French presidential election.
Investigations are underway into allegations of child abuse in Paris's extracurricular programs, while a national sexual violence law faces political debate.
In 2026, judicial actions against local politicians intensify as former Saint-Etienne mayor is sentenced to prison and Paris officials face investigations over after-school violence.
The Alliance police union in Alpes-Maritimes criticizes Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez and former mayor Christian Estrosi over police shortages and inadequate support ahead of a major September 15 mobilization.
Ahead of France's 2027 presidential election, a new analysis highlights societal complexities, while debunking misleading political claims on immigration.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu assures business leaders of a reduced exceptional tax on large companies in the 2027 budget, amidst challenging preparation conditions.
Amidst a strained budget and rising political tensions, President Macron contemplates dissolving France's National Assembly if the Lecornu government falls, with markets watching closely.
Ahead of the French presidential election, candidates debate economic liberalism and fuel pricing amid industrial claims of major savings from maintaining gas infrastructure in the energy transition.
France's CÉSE to hold a citizens' convention in November 2026, engaging 150 citizens in dialogue about public finances ahead of presidential elections, aiming to influence political debate despite non-binding outcomes.
France's poor PISA 2025 results are fueling national decline debates, becoming a key issue in the 2027 presidential election discussion as candidates reposition themselves.
France joins 11 countries including the UK and Canada in imposing trade sanctions on Israeli settlements in the West Bank amid growing violence and settlement expansion.
The French government condemned the unauthorized leak about possible salary savings taxation in the 2027 budget, distancing itself from the proposal and referring the leak to judicial authorities.
The French government denies plans to tax employee savings for the 2027 budget, condemns leaks of internal documents, and pursues legal action to protect economic interests.
Former Macron allies call for a broad coalition excluding Republicans to block the far-right National Rally in France's 2027 presidential election amid economic challenges.
Rassemblement National leader Jordan Bardella faces internal backlash over migration policy and remains silent on the AfD's German electoral victory, highlighting RN's internal divisions and cautious stance amidst far-right gains in Europe.
Fabien Roussel, backed by a strong party vote, launches his 2027 presidential campaign focused on economic reform and leftist unity amid mixed reactions.
Jordan Bardella reiterates his strong loyalty to Marine Le Pen despite policy differences, focusing on economic themes and party unity ahead of the 2027 presidential election.
The 2027 French presidential election campaign is marked by resignation among mainstream parties and intensifying far-right rivalry between Marine Le Pen and Éric Zemmour amid rising populist influence.
Jordan Bardella's recent UK and Italy tour faltered over disputes on immigration and Ukraine aid, exposing challenges for the National Rally's European standing.
Key French presidential candidates reveal distinct strategies: Ciotti proposes alliance to Le Pen with mutual policy proposals, while Mélenchon focuses on economic reforms emphasizing price controls and debt cancellation.
As France prepares for the 2026 presidential elections, criticism grows over the adequacy of child protection legislation following the tragic death of Lyhanna.
The 2026 Braderie de Lille saw presidential candidates actively engage voters with speeches and political interactions, spotlighting divisions and alliances ahead of the 2027 election.
Gabriel Attal calls for a visionary campaign against the far-right while candidates Attal and Philippe showcase differing social media tactics in the 2027 French presidential race.
As France readies for the 2027 presidential election, rising far-right support prompts calls for centrist unity amid left-wing fragmentation and societal challenges.
In response to the 2026 severe drought causing €10 billion in losses, France's government announces over €1 billion in emergency aid for farmers amid budgetary and political challenges.
As France approaches the 2027 presidential elections, candidates from various parties are actively launching campaigns, with primaries underway on the left and discussions about primaries ongoing on the right.
Steeve Hamblin campaigns for the Senate emphasizing local commune empowerment, economic renewal, and social issues in French Polynesia, advocating for autonomy and sustainable tourism.
Gabriel Attal launches his 2027 presidential campaign with a predominantly new and lesser-known team, seeking to boost support amid challenges from stronger rivals.
Raphaël Glucksmann advances an ecological transformation agenda while Attal unveils his campaign team as the 2027 French presidential election campaign intensifies.
Edouard Philippe and other 2027 French presidential candidates employ staged blue-collar activities in attempts to connect with voters, though these efforts face social media mockery.
Jean-Luc Mélenchon acknowledges previous opposition to the Islamic veil was a "terrible mistake," indicating a notable shift in his views ahead of the presidential election.