Ipsos surveys in 2025 reveal rising public pessimism in France and increasing support for the Rassemblement National amid widespread political distrust and declining faith in traditional parties.
Political factions in France rally support for Sarkozy while the PCF condemns government appointments, reflecting rising tensions ahead of systemic reforms.
A recent Ipsos poll shows extreme right candidates leading in popularity for France's 2027 presidential race, with widespread economic pessimism shaping voter concerns.
October 2025 polls reveal Emmanuel Macron’s low approval, rising satisfaction with far-right figures, and widespread economic pessimism in France ahead of 2027 elections.
France's suspension of pension reform triggers political strife, Senate opposition, internal party disagreements, and budgetary pressures, highlighting government instability.
The Conseil d’État has upheld Marine Le Pen's immediate ineligibility following her conviction, barring her from upcoming elections and setting the stage for a January 2026 appeal trial.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu suspends the 2025 retirement reform until 2028, sparking varied political reactions and highlighting government fragility ahead of 2027 elections.
Prime Minister Lecornu suspends the 2023 pension reform until 2028 amid political pressure and fiscal concerns while proposing new taxation measures on wealthy individuals.
Nobel economist Philippe Aghion advocates for suspending pension reform in France to avoid political instability and the rise of the far-right RN party.
Nobel laureate Philippe Aghion advocates pausing France's pension reform debate until after the 2027 presidential election to ease tensions and avoid political instability.
Philippe Aghion, Nobel laureate, calls for delaying pension reform until 2027 and voices strong opposition to Gabriel Zucman's proposed wealth tax, fearing negative impacts on entrepreneurship and innovation.
France's political opposition escalates pressure on the Lecornu II government with demands to suspend pension reforms, calls for the government's fall, and motions of censure following recent appointments.
Sébastien Lecornu grapples with rapid government formation and critical budget presentation as political parties signal mixed cooperation ahead of France's constitutional deadline.
The October 2025 Ipsos-BVA political survey reports low popularity for Emmanuel Macron, rising support for extreme-right candidates ahead of the 2027 election, and heightened economic pessimism among the French.
Jean-Luc Mélenchon demands either an early presidential election or new dissolution, criticizing Macron's leadership and exclusion of his party from key talks.
Édouard Philippe urges Macron to consider resignation amid political crisis while Nice Mayor Estrosi faces antisemitic defamation; Marine Le Pen pushes party readiness on economic policies.
Following the historic resignation of Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu after just 27 days, French political figures express deep divisions and call for decisive actions amidst growing instability.
As the 2027 French presidential election nears, the National Rally leads polls while Macronists struggle with leadership issues and Les Républicains debate their governmental role amid uncertainty.