Ahead of the 2027 French presidential election, Boris Vallaud endorses Raphaël Glucksmann amid PS tensions, while seven candidates face business leaders in a key economic debate.
French business leaders express apprehension about Jean-Luc Mélenchon's economic proposals at a key entrepreneurial meeting, fearing a loss of advantages.
French police unions are escalating pressure for salary and budget reforms, threatening demonstrations on September 15 amid postponed negotiations.
Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s proposal to cancel part of France’s national debt sparks sharp criticism from government officials and opposition, igniting a divisive political debate.
Business leaders and politicians call for economic growth and budget reform to be prioritized in France's 2027 presidential election.
Prime Minister denies welfare cuts amid fiscal tightening talk, while finance inspectors warn of major risks without an approved 2027 budget.
Philippe Brun outlines economic proposals to boost French growth as the government uses strategic leaks to prepare public opinion for the 2027 budget.
France's government faces backlash over wildfire aid measures while initiating political talks on climate change adaptation proposals.
France's government plans to freeze or reduce pension increases for wealthier retirees holding pensions above €3,000 to save over €6 billion in the 2027 budget amid rising costs and political opposition.
France's 2027 budget plan includes a controversial proposal to partially deindex pensions from inflation, sparking criticism from political figures like Thierry Breton.
Facing a projected deficit over 5%, France proposes freezing pensions for retirees earning above €3,000 monthly amid budget pressures from multiple crises in 2026.
France faces severe wildfires amid record heat as government head Sébastien Lecornu balances firefighting efforts with planning the 2027 finance bill.
France’s Economy Minister proposes partial pension freezes on wealthy retirees to control budget deficit amid inflation concerns and political challenges.
A cyberattack on France's tax system in June 2026 compromised data of nearly 700,000 taxpayers, raising major security and privacy concerns.
The French government aims to save 3 billion euros through proposed social benefit cuts, triggering warnings from student unions about potential financial hardships for students.
Following France's 2026 forest fires, political figures propose reforms and increased funding for firefighting, while firefighters demand better resources and reject mere glorification.
France faces its worst wildfire season in history with fires now under control, while urgent government funding and recovery plans are underway.
France grapples with economic relief for wildfire-affected workers and cautious ecological restoration following the 2026 wildfires in Landes, Gironde, and Fontainebleau forests.
France plans to cut €1.9 billion from the Labor Ministry budget by 2027, targeting professional training programs despite strong evidence of their return on public investment.
French business leaders in Occitanie and Marne gather to strategize on future economic challenges and prepare for the 2027 elections.
France announces €3 billion more in budget cuts to meet deficit goals despite lowered 2026 growth forecast of 0.7%.
France reduces its 2026 economic growth forecast from 0.9% to 0.7% and plans an additional €3 billion in budget savings amid fiscal challenges.
The French National Assembly rejected an ecologist-led motion of censure condemning the government's climate inaction and heatwave management, falling well short of the votes needed to topple the government.
France anticipates tougher budget cuts amid economic challenges in 2026, with government and business leaders discussing fiscal reforms and recovery measures.
French legal professionals protest chronic underfunding and safety issues in the justice system, criticizing the government's response following recent violence.
Local Lyon authorities face debate over gender violence measures and end of rent control, amid financial challenges for the Métropole.
France grapples with record-high national debt and fiscal challenges as it prepares the 2027 budget amid economic pressures and an impending presidential election.
INSEE lowers France's economic growth forecast for 2026 to 0.7%, noting household hardships amid the Middle East crisis and warning of a sluggish year-end.
French politicians confront the challenges of an aging population and declining birth rates through debates on retirement reform and migration policies ahead of elections.
The French government aims to accelerate housing construction amid economic challenges from the Middle East war, facing funding and parliamentary hurdles.
France faces growing recession threats in 2026 with declining business confidence and real estate struggles, even as agricultural and food sectors attract major investments.
New 2026 reports reveal 7.5% of French population are classified as rich with growing income disparities and calls for public debate on wealth inequalities.
The French National Assembly is poised to vote on a contentious agricultural emergency law that combines expanded farmer protections with contested environmental provisions, sparking debate over water management and predator control.
The National Rally under Jordan Bardella targets over ten senators in the September elections, driven by strong municipal gains and potential alliances.
Youth unemployment in France has increased despite government plans, with critics calling for major reforms to address bureaucratic inefficiencies and support business growth.
With France’s birthrate declining, presidential candidate Bruno Retailleau proposes a new family income policy to support families, amid evolving political openness about personal lives.
Delphine Ernotte, president of France Télévisions, strongly criticized the Alloncle parliamentary report for proposing massive cuts and weakening France's public audiovisual sector, sparking political debate.
Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella diverge publicly yet try to unify RN's economic message amid growing political tensions ahead of 2027 elections.
Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella emphasized economic themes and party unity at the Rassemblement National's May Day event in Mâcon amid political tensions and counter-protests.
France's political scene heats up with new presidential candidates, criticism of government housing plans, and Rassemblement national relocating headquarters ahead of 2026 election.