The 2026 Cevipof survey reveals unprecedented levels of distrust in French politics, highlighting low confidence in Macron's government and institutions but a continuing desire for democratic engagement.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot has referred allegations involving diplomat Fabrice Aidan to the judiciary following Epstein case revelations, with investigations now underway.
Amélie de Montchalin’s appointment as head of France’s Cour des comptes raises serious concerns about institutional independence and political influence, triggering criticism from opposition parties.
Prominent figures Michèle Tabarot and Benoît Payan headline the 2026 French municipal elections in Cannet and Marseille, highlighting fierce contests and strategic campaigns.
Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin calls for national debate on ending juvenile crime leniency amid constitutional and political challenges, highlighted by notable criminal cases involving minors.
A new survey reveals a record decline in French citizens' trust in national politics, contrasted with strong trust in local mayors.
France's Justice Minister urges constitutional changes to end lighter penalties for minors amid increasing youth violence, while a stabbing incident in Paris highlights ongoing street crime.
President Emmanuel Macron calls for the EU to adopt eurobonds to finance strategic investments and reinforce European economic sovereignty.
La France insoumise marks a decade of political influence under Jean-Luc Mélenchon, facing declining popularity and controversy ahead of the 2027 election.
The Socialist Party prepares for 2026 municipal elections with a left-wing alliance excluding La France insoumise, aiming to assert itself as the leading left force before the 2027 presidential vote.
François Villeroy de Galhau resigns as Governor of the Bank of France effective June 2026, paving the way for President Macron to appoint his successor before the 2027 elections.
Veteran mayor André Laignel seeks ninth term in Issoudun as 2026 municipal elections spotlight left-wing divisions and far-right strategy shifts.
A new study categorizes European far-right parties into three economic policy regimes, revealing complex and varied approaches to capitalism and financial regulation.
Rachida Dati criticizes Paris’ €300 million annual funding to associations, targeting subsidies to groups seen as fiscally irresponsible ahead of municipal elections.
France's 2026 municipal elections occur amid significant public mistrust in politics and controversy over party classifications, revealing complex voter attitudes.
Historian and resistance fighter Marc Bloch will be honored at the Panthéon on June 23, with his family requesting the exclusion of far-right groups from the ceremony.
Jack Lang resigns amidst new investigations revealing his and his family's financial ties to Jeffrey Epstein, intensifying the fallout from the Epstein scandal in France.
Prime Minister Lecornu discusses governance challenges and policy priorities amidst political tensions and public distrust, while commentator Alain Duhamel reflects on France's political climate.
Anti-drug activist Amine Kessaci faces life-threatening violence; political leaders and law enforcement are rallying to protect him and support his fight.
Jack Lang resigns as head of the Institut du monde arabe amid a French investigation into his financial links with Jeffrey Epstein.
Jordan Bardella is open to forming electoral alliances in the 2026 municipal elections to prevent extreme left victories, emphasizing a case-by-case approach focused on shared priorities.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu outlines a limited government reshuffle before February 22 linked with a major energy policy decree advancing nuclear and renewable projects.
Jordan Bardella reinforces his support for Marine Le Pen amidst her legal trial while spearheading National Rally's campaign efforts in the lead-up to the 2026 French municipal elections.
Key figures call for entertainment funding to move from public audiovisual services to the private sector to preserve core public missions.
Local campaigns in Gironde ahead of the 2026 municipal elections reveal evolving candidate strategies, regional transport limitations, and diverse policy focuses.
France faces widespread protests against the 'Duplomb' agricultural law that reintroduces banned pesticides, with over 80 groups mobilizing nationwide and a petition surpassing 2 million signatures prompting a parliamentary debate.
The French Interior Ministry's decision to label La France Insoumise as "extreme left" for the 2026 municipal elections ignites controversy and legal challenges.
France seeks to repatriate health data hosting due to privacy fears while its tax data access laws are challenged under European human rights standards.
Ahead of France's 2026 municipal elections, debates intensify over the Ministry of the Interior's classification of France insoumise as extreme left and ongoing controversies regarding xenophobic candidates endorsed by the RN.
In the lead-up to the 2026 municipal elections, Les Républicains rally for a right-wing surge amid left-wing fractures and rising far-right challenges in key French cities.
France's Foreign Ministry summons Jack Lang to explain his connections with Jeffrey Epstein amid government scrutiny.
As France prepares for its 2026 municipal elections, voter engagement is rising amid party challenges, shifting alliances, and evolving political trust.
La France insoumise disputes the Ministry of the Interior’s new classification as an 'extreme left' movement ahead of the 2026 municipal elections, filing an appeal to counter the controversial re-labeling.
Carole Delga and ESS leaders underscore cooperatives and the social and solidarity economy as key drivers of sustainable regional development and economic resilience in France.
Following the stabbing of a teacher by a student in Sanary-sur-Mer, President Macron calls for stronger security and parental involvement to protect school communities amid rising violence.
Jérôme Guedj announces an independent presidential run while Jean-Michel Aulas faces media access controversy during his Lyon mayoral campaign.
Paris, Lyon, and Marseille will implement a two-ballot voting system for their 2026 municipal elections following the PLM reform, changing how residents elect district and municipal councilors.
French parliamentary inquiry into the public audiovisual sector faces disruptions and calls for a respectful, fact-based investigation amid rising tensions.
France's elderly care sector confronts acute staffing shortages and facility gaps amid rising senior population, with the delayed 'Grand âge' plan underscoring political challenges.
France's 2026 municipal elections draw nearly 49 million voters amid shifting political alliances and key contests in cities like Perpignan.
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