The French National Assembly faces a tightly contested vote on suspending the pension reform, revealing major political divides and potential repercussions for government alliances.
The mounting national political instability in France, including the fall of the Lecornu government and divisions within Les Républicains, is affecting the dynamics and campaigns of the upcoming 2026 municipal elections, potentially favoring incumbents amid voter uncertainty.
The Paris Court of Appeal has barred former President Nicolas Sarkozy from contacting Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin, who defends his controversial prison visit amidst legal and political backlash.
The French National Assembly prepares to vote on suspending the 2023 pension reform, exposing splits among left-wing parties and signaling tensions ahead of 2027.
French President Emmanuel Macron and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas announce steps toward a Palestinian constitution, elections, and oppose West Bank annexation during Abbas's first official visit to Paris as State of Palestine leader.
Verdun's mayor bans a mass honoring Philippe Pétain, highlighting ongoing tensions over the WWII French leader's legacy and public memory.
Sébastien Chenu of the National Rally condemns the Macron government and pledges to back suspending pension reforms amid political turmoil.
The Collège de France has suspended a scientific colloquium on Palestine amid allegations of political interference by the Ministry of Higher Education, sparking academic protests over politicization.
Emmanuel Macron met Mahmoud Abbas in Paris to focus on implementing the Gaza ceasefire following France's recognition of the State of Palestine.
Marine Tondelier demands accountability and resignation from Gérald Darmanin over documented police violence during the Sainte-Soline protest, amid investigations and political fallout.
A seminar on gender parity in France highlights political underrepresentation of women, recent legal reforms, and calls for cultural change, while immigrant women face urgent challenges demanding feminist policy amendments.
The French Conseil d’Etat confirmed Marine Le Pen's forced resignation and five-year ineligibility following her conviction, impacting her 2027 presidential ambitions.
A recent IPSOS-CEVIPOF survey indicates a resurging left-right divide in French politics amid coalition struggles and rising extreme-right influence.
France terre d’asile projects €3.3 billion in annual savings from improved asylum policies promoting better integration and work access.
Nicolas Sarkozy was released after 20 days in prison, drawing relief from the right and skepticism from the left about judicial fairness.
Nicolas Sarkozy was released from prison after 20 days under judicial control, including restrictions barring contact with Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin and travel outside France.
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy requests judicial release after 20 days in prison for his illegal campaign financing conviction, describing his experience as a "nightmare."
The Paris court of appeal considers Nicolas Sarkozy's appeal for release from prison after his conviction in the Libyan financing scandal, with the decision pending amid cautious reactions.
France’s political crisis deepens with motions of censure planned before Christmas amid stark partisan divides and challenges to governance.
The Paris court of appeal is reviewing former President Nicolas Sarkozy's request for early release after his historic imprisonment for illegal campaign financing.
The French National Assembly approved a limit on the maximum duration of work stoppages during the first reading of the 2026 Social Security budget, with debates set to continue.
The French National Assembly narrowly approved the revenue section of the 2026 Social Security budget, with the left pivotal in securing the government’s first legislative victory amid ongoing political challenges and planned opposition motions.
Amid France’s record €3.4 trillion debt and rising interest burdens, Bruno Le Maire faces mounting criticism but defends his economic management and outlines ongoing challenges.
Following the National Assembly's adoption of the Social Security budget's revenue section, opposition parties, led by LFI, prepare a motion of censure against the government over pension reform delays and budget financing disputes.
France Insoumise plans to file a new motion of censure in December, focusing on pension reform suspension and Social Security budget disputes, amid divisions within Macronist ranks.
The Collège de France has canceled a scheduled Palestine conference due to political pressure and security concerns, sparking debate over academic freedom and neutrality.
France's agricultural sector mobilizes against the EU-Mercosur trade deal following Macron's positive signals, with calls for protests and demands for protective safeguards.
The French National Assembly debates 2026 Social Security budget focus on healthcare expenses, patient franchises, and preventive care measures amid political tensions.
The French National Assembly's recent passage of the social security budget's revenue section reveals deep divisions within government and opposition parties over fiscal policy and pension reform.
The French National Assembly has approved a new mandatory social security contribution for non-European foreign retirees, mainly Americans, residing in France without previous contributions.
The 2026 French Social Security budget faces controversy with proposed cuts to the Christmas bonus and pharmacy discount caps, amid ongoing deficit concerns and legislative adjustments.
The French National Assembly’s vote on the 2026 Social Security budget’s revenue section could determine the future of pension reforms amid opposition changes and protests from medical professionals.
France’s deradicalisation efforts have transformed over the past decade, evolving from initial reluctance to more adaptive strategies amid ongoing challenges.
The French National Assembly votes to mandate Nutri-Score labeling on food packaging, exempting certain traditional products, while government officials debate legal and practical challenges.
After Shein removes illegal products post ultimatum, French government pauses its suspension but maintains judicial scrutiny and ongoing investigations.
In response to videos revealing police violence at Sainte-Soline protests, a judicial inquiry and political complaints intensify scrutiny over law enforcement accountability in France.
France terre d’asile reveals that a more welcoming migration policy in France could produce annual financial gains of €3.3 billion for the state and social security.
Recent events in Rennes and expert insights reveal ongoing shifts in France's public policy evaluation and scientific research governance amid societal transitions.
Activists disrupted an Israeli Philharmonic concert in Paris with smoke bombs, prompting arrests and political backlash over the politicization of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
French President Macron supports the EU-Mercosur trade agreement with safeguards, but France's main agricultural union FNSEA strongly opposes it, sparking controversy ahead of a key Mercosur summit.