Deadlock and Political Shifts Complicate France's 2026 Budget Negotiations
France's 2026 budget negotiations face major deadlock amid political upheaval, leading to temporary legislative fixes and ongoing talks.
France's 2026 budget negotiations face major deadlock amid political upheaval, leading to temporary legislative fixes and ongoing talks.
France passes a special law to extend the previous budget, ensuring state operations continue but causing funding suspensions and project delays across public sectors.
Hospital federations warn that the 2026 budget's tariff freeze will worsen access to care amid political deadlock over France's budget and healthcare funding.
French parliament sees sharp budget debate tensions alongside rare friendly exchanges between political rivals Le Pen and Lecornu.
The French Parliament has passed a special law to avoid financial paralysis while political debates and negotiations continue over the 2026 budget amid concerns over deficit and fiscal policies.
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.
France's National Assembly has unanimously approved an emergency law to maintain government funding temporarily amid delayed 2026 budget agreement, with formal discussions set to resume in January.
France begins 2026 without an approved budget, adopting a temporary special law to finance the state amid ongoing negotiations and political tensions.
Amid political fatigue and upcoming elections, French leaders debate the use of Article 49-3 to pass the 2026 budget, with official denials and strategic hesitations marking the discourse.
France's government struggles to pass the 2026 budget with parliamentary deadlock leading to potential reliance on a special law and heightened economic uncertainties.
France's government adopts a temporary special law to keep public funding flowing amid budget deadlock, with Article 49.3 potentially mobilized to enforce passage.
Facing parliamentary deadlock, the French government considers invoking Article 49.3 and a special urgent law to pass the contested 2026 budget amid political consultations.
Facing a parliamentary stalemate, the French government is urgently pursuing a special budget law and consultations to prevent a shutdown of state functions for 2026.
Facing a budget deadlock, French Parliament moves quickly to pass an emergency law to finance the State, with tight consultations and possible constitutional measures under consideration.
France prepares to temporarily fund the state by passing a special law after 2026 budget talks collapse, aiming to prevent a government shutdown and resume discussions in January.
France prepares a special budget law as a temporary fix after the 2026 finance bill fails, with calls for a real budget by January amid political and economic challenges.
Amid deadlocked budget talks, France prepares a special law to avoid a shutdown, but suspension of the MaPrimeRénov’ renovation aid program looms due to the budget crisis.
Bruno Retailleau calls on PM Sébastien Lecornu to use Article 49.3 to pass a responsible 2025 budget amid political deadlock and rising debt concerns.
The French parliament failed to agree on the 2025 state budget, prompting the government to propose a special law to maintain fiscal continuity and prevent a shutdown.
French 2026 budget negotiations face deadlock due to Senate opposition and rising public debt now at record levels.
Facing potential deadlock in 2026 budget talks, France considers a special finance law as Minister Lecornu warns of political hurdles in Parliament ahead of constitutional deadlines.
The French National Assembly has approved the social security financing law including the suspension of the 2025 pension reform, highlighting significant political negotiations and parliamentary debates.
The French National Assembly has narrowly approved the 2026 Social Security financing bill, finalizing the budget amid political divisions and suspending pension reforms.
The French Senate adopted its 2026 budget favoring spending cuts, while political divisions within Les Républicains complicate upcoming mixed commission negotiations.
Former PM Élisabeth Borne urges Minister Sébastien Lecornu to consider Article 49.3 to ensure timely passage of the 2026 budget amid political resistance.
French government pushes for a 2026 budget compromise amid political tensions and public concern over economic and social challenges.
The French Senate has cut €1 billion from the 2026 France 2030 innovation budget amid fiscal balancing efforts, while France’s social spending notably exceeds European averages.
After adopting the Social Security Financing Law, France faces intense political disputes as it works to finalize the 2025 State budget amid deep ideological divisions and a looming deficit target.
The French Senate has rejected the 2026 Social Security financing bill, setting up a decisive final vote in the National Assembly amid political disagreements.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu presented a €6.7 billion military budget increase as a central element of the challenging 2026 state finance bill, aiming for parliamentary consensus amid narrow approval prospects.
France projects a €19.5 billion Social Security deficit for 2026 amid difficult budget negotiations, with state budget approval possibly extending into January.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu successfully passes the social security budget amid ongoing political deadlock over France's state budget, prompting government contingency plans and economic growth forecast updates.
France approves the 2025 Social Security budget amid deficit concerns, while Prime Minister Lecornu seeks parliamentary consensus on defense spending reforms.
The French National Assembly has passed the 2026 Social Security budget by a narrow margin, avoiding controversial legislative procedures and setting the stage for Senate review and final adoption.
The French National Assembly narrowly approved the 2026 Social Security budget, moving it to the Senate amid political uncertainty and challenges with the broader state budget.
The French Assembly approved the 2026 Social Security budget after a tense debate, amid opposition over medical tariff reforms and narrow vote margins supporting the government's proposal.
The French National Assembly prepares to vote on the 2026 Social Security budget amid a fragmented parliament and critical amendments including increased health spending targets and strategic abstentions.
The December 9 vote on France's Social Security budget is a pivotal test for Prime Minister Lecornu's government, highlighting political negotiations and potential consequences.
France's government aims to raise health spending in 2026's social security budget amid political negotiations, with a critical vote pending.
The French Senate has approved a €1 billion cut to social policy funding amid rising deficits and economic pressures, sparking debate on balancing solidarity with fiscal responsibility.