Ahead of France's 2026 presidential vote, business leaders criticize politicians' economic understanding amidst widespread economic difficulties and highlight local water policy challenges.
The first debate of the 2026 French left primary featured key candidates debating social and economic issues before a live panel of citizens.
Pope Léon XIV's 2026 visit to France sees major presidential candidates attending a mass at Place de la Concorde while President Macron abstains from mass attendance amid political and secular controversies.
France experiences record-high diesel prices due to steep taxes, prompting altered citizen behaviors and sparking political debate over solutions.
The Socialist Party's primary campaign emphasizes candidates over ideas, causing confusion among members about the selection process and future alliances.
Azerbaijan pardons French businessman Martin Ryan, convicted of espionage, amid heightened diplomatic tensions and EU sanctions against Russia.
French President Macron's UN speech criticizing Israeli actions in Gaza and the West Bank provokes a strong backlash from Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.
Sophie Binet of the CGT criticizes France’s expanded fuel aid program as overly complex and insufficient, urging further action.
Amid rising fuel prices in France, Bruno Le Maire calls for abolishing energy saving certificates to boost purchasing power, while Serge Papin opposes suspending them, highlighting government aid efforts and fiscal caution.
The first televised debate of the 2026 Socialist primary takes place on September 23, featuring five candidates focusing on strategic alliances and party positioning.
French President Emmanuel Macron called for UN unity, proposed a moratorium on strikes between Russia and Ukraine, and condemned the dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza during his 2026 UN General Assembly speech.
French President Macron gathers political leaders amid rising global security crises, revealing political rifts and shifting stances ahead of domestic challenges.
Perpignan's mayor faces backlash after purchasing giant religious statues for public display, challenging France's secular principles.
Facing rising fuel prices, the French government extends and enhances aid for 5.5 million drivers, including a 100-euro payment for professionals, to alleviate economic pressure and quell unrest.
Philippe Brun files legal motion to regain Socialist Party membership and participate in the 2027 left-wing presidential primary, denying violence accusations and confident of proving his innocence.
Pope Léon XIV's September 2026 visit to France highlights his French heritage, the Vatican's ties with the EU, and renewed spiritual and political engagement.
Catholic voters in France are increasingly diverging toward far-right politics as they feel disconnected from current political options ahead of the 2027 presidential election.
Oxfam and the Cour des comptes call for reforms to the Pacte Dutreil tax loophole that enables France's ultra-rich to evade significant inheritance taxes, risking billions in lost government revenue amid rising public debt.
Pope Léon XIV’s September 2026 apostolic journey to France combines a spiritual mission with nuanced political interactions amid efforts to rejuvenate Catholicism and address contemporary societal issues.
Ahead of the 2027 election, France grapples with far-right vulnerabilities in its democracy, prompting the Green Party to propose measures to strengthen institutional safeguards.
Faced with record fuel prices fueled by Middle Eastern conflicts, the French government holds urgent meetings and prepares presidential remarks to address social unrest and economic challenges.
The 2026 French Socialist primary heats up as Raphaël Glucksmann and Ségolène Royal exchange sharp personal criticisms, escalating campaign tensions.
France faces a deepening economic crisis with record debt and rising unemployment, fueling sharp political debates on fuel prices and budget reforms ahead of the 2027 presidential election.
Key candidates and political groups are positioning themselves ahead of the 2026 French Senate elections, highlighting evolving local dynamics and the rise of the Rassemblement national.
Pope Leo XIV's meeting with sexual violence victims in Lourdes highlights demands for justice amid ongoing Church abuse scandals during his 2026 France visit.
Iran's closure of a French cultural center in Tehran has provoked strong condemnation from France and threatens to worsen bilateral tensions.
Following a major security meeting, Guillaume Lacroix calls for political honesty and collective vigilance amid serious international crises.
The 2027 French budget may see a fourth year without civil servant salary increases while promising a 5 billion euro funding increase for local authorities, sparking union criticism and political debate.
François Bayrou has outlined a plan for a unified primary among center-left and center-right parties to present a single candidate against extremist opponents in the 2027 presidential election.
Local communities, farmers, officials, and environmentalists unite in mass opposition against a high voltage power line project threatening the Camargue's environment and economy.
Philippe Brun challenges his Socialist Party suspension ahead of the 2027 presidential primaries, sparking internal criticism and calls for his reinstatement.
France's government projects rising public deficit and debt for 2027, planning a €54 billion fiscal effort amid concerns over slow growth and financial strain.
Political polarization intensifies in France ahead of the 2027 presidential election, with significant voter antagonism and strategic voting amid representation gaps highlighted by a major study.
A citizen assembly of 156 randomly selected individuals launched proposals to influence the 2026 French presidential election, with final recommendations due in February 2027.
The 2027 French budget proposes to freeze basic pensions for retirees earning over €2034 monthly, with modest increases for others but below inflation rates, protecting only the lowest pensioners.
The rise in political media programs ahead of France's 2027 presidential election has boosted public engagement but also raised concerns about message dilution and candidate fatigue.
In France, opposition parties and presidential candidates call for stronger measures against fuel price hikes, sparking debate over fiscal costs and climate impact.
The Thomas More Institute's report deconstructs political decisions over 50 years that have weakened French democracy and cohesion, identifying key policy failures and institutional challenges.
Far-right ideologies gain visibility in Carcassonne through a revealed sermon, prompting national security concerns and a high-level meeting led by President Macron.
President Macron convenes party leaders to tackle the impact of international conflicts on France's energy prices and security ahead of key elections.
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