The far-right party leverages rising costs linked to energy savings certificates to critique government policy as fuel prices, expected to rise, spark public concern.
Survey shows political life as top concern for French citizens in 2025 amid debates on public media bias and neutrality.
French public school teachers report growing political resistance from students on scientific facts, reflecting challenges in applying laïcité.
France advances scientific sovereignty through €300 million research investments and updates its polar strategy to confront Arctic geopolitical challenges.
Bruno Retailleau urges use of article 49.3 to pass France's 2026 Social Security budget, but government spokesperson Maud Bregeon insists on parliamentary debate and rejects invoking it.
French sports journalist Christophe Gleizes appeals a seven-year prison sentence in Algeria for terrorism-related charges amid ongoing political tensions.
Emmanuel Macron's December 2025 China visit addresses trade deficits, human rights issues in Tibet, and diplomatic efforts including Ukraine and economic partnerships.
Marine Tondelier testified before the parliamentary commission probing political ties to Islamist terrorism; Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Gérald Darmanin are slated for upcoming hearings.
The French presidency denied plans for a media certification label amid public and political disputes over media supervision and press freedom.
Jean-Luc Mélenchon is scheduled to testify before the French parliamentary inquiry on alleged links between political parties and Islamist networks, following Marine Tondelier's recent testimony.
David Rachline, mayor of Fréjus, is distancing himself from the RN party amid corruption allegations and will run without RN endorsement in the 2026 municipal elections.
President Macron denies plans for a government-controlled media label amidst strong opposition from French right-wing politicians.
CGT leader Sophie Binet faces legal action after calling CEOs 'rats leaving the ship,' sparking complaints and raising debate over free speech and corporate responsibility in France.
French unions stage widespread protests on December 2 against the 2026 budget proposal during parliamentary debates, amid ongoing social tensions.
President Macron’s plans to regulate social media and label media outlets have ignited strong opposition from right-wing politicians and media groups who accuse him of censorship and authoritarianism.
Left-wing parties in Saint-Etienne and Toulouse form broad coalitions for the 2026 municipal elections, targeting key leadership roles while navigating complex political alliances.
French organizations criticize the 2026 budget for insufficient social housing support and propose stronger financial and policy measures.
The Droite Républicaine parliamentary commission continues investigating alleged links between La France insoumise and Islamist networks, with key testimonies from Marine Tondelier and refusal from Jean-Luc Mélenchon to appear on schedule.
New analysis attributes France's democratic crisis to elite disengagement rather than citizen exhaustion, urging inclusive reforms.
French President Emmanuel Macron's proposed media labeling system to combat disinformation faces sharp criticism from right-wing politicians and media figures, prompting clarifications about its non-governmental nature.
Local political figures welcome the verdict condemning Saint-Étienne's mayor Gaël Perdriau, calling for political renewal and stability ahead of 2026 elections.
Former President Nicolas Sarkozy was sentenced for alleged Libyan campaign financing, while the prosecutor's office struggles with communication amid criticism and a media campaign from his supporters.
Jean-Paul M., 74, faces court for attacking National Rally leader Jordan Bardella by smashing an egg on his head during a book signing, fueling political controversy.
Socialist leader Olivier Faure reports progress but no final deal yet on France's contentious 2026 social security budget amidst broad political negotiations.
Minister Sébastien Lecornu aims to cut €300 million from state communication expenses within the 2026 State Budget, introducing structural reforms and new government communication units to enhance efficiency.
French unions CGT, FSU, and Solidaires are organizing nationwide protests on December 2 against the 2026 government pension cuts and austerity measures.
Former PM Elisabeth Borne endorses possible 49.3 use while PM Lecornu embarks on extensive political and social partner meetings to secure approval of France's 2025 budget.
2026 municipal elections in Paris, Lyon, and Marseille feature new voting rules and strategic alliances as parties prepare for local and national challenges.
Trade unions across France prepare for nationwide strikes on December 2 against austerity measures and pension reform, while political leaders defend and debate these policies amid budget discussions.
Pope Leon XIV arrives in Lebanon for his first papal visit since 2012, emphasizing peace and unity amid Lebanon’s economic and political crises.
The French government rescinds its tough unemployment insurance reform plan, instead pursuing negotiations aimed at €400 million in annual savings through conventional termination and short contract reforms.
Jordan Bardella was egged by a man with a history of similar attacks on right-wing politicians, escalating political tensions during the election period.
Pope Léon XIV has arrived in Lebanon during a period of heightened tensions to engage with political and religious leaders, seeking hope for peace amid escalating conflict.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot accuses Mélenchon and Le Pen of Kremlin ties while reaffirming France’s strong support for Ukraine and defense initiatives.
French municipal leaders reveal the complex challenges and political courage required to address housing issues amid upcoming elections.
The recent assault on Jordan Bardella underscores the increasing political violence and tensions characterizing France's election campaign season, raising alarm among experts and politicians.
Emmanuel Macron offers Madagascar's new president financial aid and political support amid heightened tensions following October's military coup.
The French Senate has rejected the corporate surtax on large companies proposed in the 2026 budget, intensifying political divides over taxation and fiscal policy.
Marine Le Pen expresses confidence as Jordan Bardella leads polls for the 2027 French presidential election amid her possible ineligibility.
The French government commits an additional 50 million euros to Corsica's transport budget, reinforcing support for the island's connectivity and mobility amid rising costs.
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