Emmanuelle Gazel's candidate list for Millau's 2026 local elections attracts multi-party support, emphasizing social justice and environmental policies while excluding La France Insoumise alliances.
Emmanuelle Gazel's candidate list for Millau's 2026 local elections attracts multi-party support, emphasizing social justice and environmental policies while excluding La France Insoumise alliances.
Prime Minister Lecornu employs 49.3 to advance the 2026 budget revenue measures amid political concessions that aim to prevent a no-confidence motion.
Les Républicains face internal strife after Alain Kott forms a controversial alliance with RN for Colmar's 2026 municipal elections, triggering suspensions and exclusion actions.
Guénaëlle Gault advocates for embracing political dissensus in 2025 France, emphasizing conflict's role in healthy democracy amid cultural-political reflections on figures like Coluche and Patrick Sébastien.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu calls for setting aside political calculations to enable the adoption of France's 2026 budget amid parliamentary deadlock and a special law's temporary measure.
A coalition urging global binding measures for political financing transparency aligns with rising political engagement among French corporate leaders amid evolving societal expectations.
France’s 2025 Social Security budget passed after an unprecedented cross-party alliance, with calls for greater ministerial leadership and ongoing sector concerns.
Perpignan Autrement broadens its leftist coalition with new political party endorsements rallying behind Mathias Blanc for the 2026 municipal elections.
Increasing calls for right-wing unity in France face opposition from key figures refusing electoral alliances with the far-right RN, reflecting deep divisions.
Nicolas Sarkozy reveals he will not oppose the RN in 2027, sparking debate over a right-wing union in France ahead of the elections.
Les Républicains are divided as Xavier Bertrand rejects any alliance with the far-right National Rally, contrasting with Nicolas Sarkozy’s call for a broad right-wing coalition including RN.
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.
2026 municipal elections in Paris, Lyon, and Marseille feature new voting rules and strategic alliances as parties prepare for local and national challenges.
Facing internal divisions and the rise of the far-right, France's left-wing political forces struggle to unify ahead of the 2027 presidential election, with calls for a collective project and potential candidacy of Raphaël Glucksmann.
Left-wing leaders debate unity and candidate selection methods for the 2027 presidential elections amid internal divisions and opposition challenges.
Budget impasse in the French Assembly intensifies political disputes and threatens Franco-Algerian diplomatic ties as the RN gains parliamentary influence.
The 2026 budget law debates in the French National Assembly are disrupting traditional political divisions, revealing new cross-party collaborations and potential realignments.
Jean-Luc Mélenchon criticizes the Socialist Party for aligning with center-left Renaissance, opposing recent budget changes and impacting election support.
French deputies from diverse parties unexpectedly united to revise the Impôt sur la fortune immobilière, expanding it to financial assets and excluding primary residences, amid political controversy.
For the first time since 1958, the French National Assembly adopted a far-right RN resolution, breaking its long-standing political isolation.
Les Républicains and La France Insoumise leaders outline critiques and strategic visions ahead of France's 2027 elections amid political polarization.
The French government suspends pension reform amid political negotiations and new efforts to address pension inequalities, marking a historic shift towards parliamentary governance.
A majority of French voters now back a coalition of right-wing parties LR, RN, and Reconquête, reflecting a major political shift in 2025.
Les Républicains face internal collapse as members joining Lecornu's government risk exclusion, amid political and scandal controversies.
Sébastien Lecornu grapples with party withdrawals, opposition threats, and budget deadlines as he forms a new government post-reappointment in October 2025.
New French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu struggles to form a government as major parties refuse participation and internal tensions rise within Les Républicains.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu faces significant hurdles in forming his new government amid political fragmentation and looming budget deadlines.
Les Républicains have opted out of joining the Lecornu II government but will support it selectively, reflecting internal party divisions and strategic caution.
The Republicans oppose participation in Sébastien Lecornu's government amidst political instability and pension reform tensions.
France’s political crisis intensifies calls for including the left in government, with a new Prime Minister expected amid efforts to break the deadlock.
Negotiations between right-wing and centrist parties in Nantes continue amid candidate disputes and national political tensions ahead of the 2026 municipal elections.
Negotiations to form a new French government have stalled amid demands from the left for a leftist Prime Minister and rising tensions in parliament following Prime Minister Lecornu's resignation.
France faces a political impasse as forming a new government after PM Lecornu's resignation is complicated by deep disputes over pension reform and party support.
France faces a growing far-right alliance between Les Républicains and Rassemblement National, signaling a shift toward authoritarianism within right-wing politics.
Following Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu's resignation, France faces a political crisis marked by coalition breakup, ongoing negotiations, and leadership challenges.
After Sébastien Lecornu's resignation as Prime Minister, President Macron grants him 48 hours to negotiate political stability, warning of possible National Assembly dissolution if talks fail.
Sébastien Lecornu resigns as France's Prime Minister after record shortest tenure amid deep political divisions and failed coalition negotiations, highlighting an escalating crisis ahead of the 2027 presidential election.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu’s new government faces a fragile coalition and sharp political critiques amid key ministerial appointments.
Amid internal tensions, Les Républicains endorse participation in Sébastien Lecornu's government to preserve influence despite disagreements from some members including Laurent Wauquiez.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu urges parliamentary compromise and unity while outlining his government's key priorities amid political tensions and ongoing protests.