French Humanitarian Aid Sector Faces Severe and Historic Budget Cuts
France's humanitarian sector faces a historic crisis with drastic public aid budget cuts, risking thousands of job losses and reduced global assistance.
France's humanitarian sector faces a historic crisis with drastic public aid budget cuts, risking thousands of job losses and reduced global assistance.
The French government’s 2026 budget increase for military spending at the expense of health and youth programs draws sharp union criticism and concerns about social impact.
France's budgetary impasse raises alarms over rising debt costs and fiscal uncertainty, with both national leaders and the European Commission calling for urgent action.
Surveys reveal increasing French public dissatisfaction with high taxes and perceived inefficiencies in public spending in 2025.
A stalemate in the mixed commission has pushed the 2026 Social Security financing bill back to the National Assembly for further debate, highlighting ongoing political divisions.
The French Senate adopted a revised version of the 2026 Social Security Financing Bill, cutting the projected deficit and reinstating a tax on health mutuals, setting the stage for upcoming negotiations with the National Assembly.
President Macron calls on divided political parties to find common ground and end a historic budget deadlock in France’s National Assembly.
The social and solidarity economy sector in France expresses serious concerns over the planned 2026 budget cuts, warning of widespread austerity impacts.
President Emmanuel Macron urges parliamentary parties to compromise and build coalitions to resolve the deadlock over the 2026 budget, emphasizing optimism and responsibility.
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has condemned political obstruction following the National Assembly’s rejection of the 2026 budget, calling for unity on key fiscal and security priorities.
France's budget debate intensifies as political resistance stalls retiree contributions amid overwhelming social spending pressures.
France’s government pushes for parliamentary compromise after the 2026 budget’s rejection, considering a special budget law as last resort to avoid financial crisis.
The 2026 budget faces criticism from Christelle Morançais and the Citizen Convention for its negative effects on youth and the call for political unity to protect children’s futures.
The French National Assembly has rejected the revenue section of the 2026 budget, prompting considerations of a provisional special law to ensure financial continuity as debates continue.
The French National Assembly voted almost unanimously to reject the 2026 state budget, sending it back to the Senate amidst a political deadlock and plans to possibly invoke constitutional measures for approval.
The French National Assembly overwhelmingly rejected the revenue section of the 2026 finance bill, with only one deputy supporting it amid broad political opposition.
France’s 2026 budget faces significant delays and opposition in the National Assembly, risking late approval and fallback legislative measures.
The French Senate reinstated critical measures including a CSG freeze for retirees and a tax on health insurance contributions to help reduce the 2026 Social Security deficit.
France faces a political impasse in its 2025 budget debate, prompting the government to propose a special law to unblock fiscal decision-making amid partisan tensions.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu proposes a 500-euro annual bonus for French mayors and plans to cut municipal regulations to support local officials facing growing pressures.
Amid Senate debates that include suspending pension reform, the French government plans a special law to ensure the 2026 budget passes if parliamentary talks fail by year-end.
France's government has launched a consultation to update the property tax system for 2026, focusing on comfort elements that will likely increase taxes for millions, amid widespread political criticism.
National Assembly President Yaël Braun-Pivet proposes reforms to parliamentary budget procedures to enhance legislative efficiency and foster compromise amid ongoing voting challenges.
The 107th Congress of Mayors highlights the fiscal pressures and roles of local authorities in the ongoing 2026 budget discussions in France.
The French National Assembly has unanimously rejected the 2026 budget proposal amid disputes over public spending increases and Social Security deficit reductions, with Senate-backed cuts at odds with Assembly-approved measures.
The French Senate has begun a demanding week-long examination of the 2026 Social Security budget amidst political disagreements on pension reforms and concerns from occupational doctors over employee protections, especially post-maternity workplace safety.
In 2026, French property tax will increase on average by €63 for 7.4 million homes due to a new method including amenities in tax calculations, aiming for fairer assessments.
The French Assembly reinstates the pre-2019 exit tax, scrutinizes the costly Dutreil pact, and debates environmental tax reforms amid ongoing pension reform suspensions.
The French government sues British fund Greybull over unmet commitments to the Novasco steelmaker, amid looming liquidation and job losses.
France's National Assembly struggles with an overwhelming number of amendments and tight deadlines as it works to pass the 2026 budget.
The Choose France summit in Paris reveals over €30 billion in French company investments amidst political uncertainty and industrial decline concerns.
France's 2026 finance bill faces scrutiny over rising taxes and economic insecurity, with Occitanie businesses warning against the impact of budget decisions on growth and employment.
Seven mayor associations warn that 2026 budget cuts, exceeding €8 billion, will weaken urban renewal and territorial cohesion programs across France.
France's National Assembly approves raising and extending the tax credit for organic agriculture, enhancing financial support for certified farms in the 2026 budget.
The French government halts weekend budget debates to manage delays, provoking backlash over process and controversial €42 billion amendments.
France faces a complex debate on fiscal efforts for the 2026 budget with entrepreneurs warning against tax hikes that might hinder growth amid political divisions on pension reform.
The French National Assembly resumed examination of the 2026 state budget, reviewing over 2,100 amendments amid political divisions and fiscal debates on pensions, taxes, and social support measures.
The French National Assembly is accelerating efforts to approve the 2026 state budget amid political challenges and key tax and social security amendments.
Bruno Le Maire's secret 2024 letter disclosed urgent deficits and calls for savings, amid rising unemployment benefit costs from termination agreements affecting France's budget goals.
The French National Assembly approved a limit on the maximum duration of work stoppages during the first reading of the 2026 Social Security budget, with debates set to continue.