France Proposes Special Law to Resolve 2025 Budget Debate Deadlock
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.
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.
The French National Assembly's finance committee has decisively rejected the revenue portion of the 2026 budget, revealing political fractures and casting doubt on its approval in the full Assembly.
The French Finance Committee adopts an amendment to cap electricity prices and reform tariff calculations in the 2026 budget, addressing EDF’s revenue mechanisms and consumer protections.
The French National Assembly's Finance Committee has rejected the Zucman tax proposal targeting ultra-wealthy individuals, but the debate will continue in the full Assembly amid political divisions.
The 2026 French national budget debates commence amid political clashes over fiscal compromises, retirement reform, and institutional stability.
France faces a historic 2026 budget debate without a parliamentary majority amid political divisions and a recent credit rating downgrade.
France's 2026 budget review begins with intense debates over high-income taxation, especially the proposed 'Zucman tax', sparking contrasting views among politicians and wealthy entrepreneurs.
The French government is concerned about the political and economic risks if the 2026 budget isn't approved on time, considering use of a special ordinance to avoid delays.
Marine Le Pen brands the 2025 government budget a "budget of misfortune," criticizing social measures and failure to suspend pension reforms.
Minister Lecornu's 2026 austerity budget prioritizes spending cuts over social welfare, deepening inequalities and sparking political criticism regarding neglect of vulnerable populations.
France's 2026 budget proposes significant tax hikes, social spending freezes, and social security reforms amid economic growth concerns and rising public deficits.
Sébastien Lecornu's newly appointed government faces immediate budget deadlines amid strong opposition threats of censure and internal party fractures.
France's political instability and budget delays risk worsening the 2026 public deficit, increasing taxes, and causing significant economic disruption, with losses potentially reaching €11 billion.
The French government faces rising uncertainty as the October 13 deadline for presenting the 2026 state and social security budgets approaches, with scrutiny from public finance authorities.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu faces constitutional and political hurdles to form a government and submit the 2026 budget by October 13 to avoid a financial paralysis in France.
Budget rapporteur Philippe Juvin calls for deeper spending cuts and defends key reforms as Prime Minister Lecornu faces political challenges and potential resignation.
French financial authorities endorse the government's 2025 budget deficit forecast as credible, even as parliamentary budget review faces delays amid political crisis.
Resigning Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu outlines plans for the 2026 budget, ministerial severance pay reforms, and ongoing political negotiations.
The resignation of France's Prime Minister threatens the on-time adoption of the 2026 budget, causing economic and market unease while prompting potential legislative fixes.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu opts out of Article 49.3, sparking mixed reactions from opposition parties as he seeks compromise for the 2026 budget.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu foregoes article 49.3 to pass the budget, prompting mixed reactions from political parties as he faces potential censure.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced a major shift by renouncing article 49.3 for the 2026 budget, aiming for greater parliamentary engagement.
Prime Minister Lecornu's decision to renounce article 49.3 aims to foster collaboration in the Budget 2026 negotiations, yet tensions with right-wing parties remain high.
French Prime Minister Lecornu has decided not to use article 49.3, seeking political unity for the 2026 budget.
France introduces essential budget changes while grappling with a political crisis affecting future budgets.
The French government has announced budget freezes at the Élysée and Matignon for 2026, aiming for fiscal restraint.
Prime Minister's proposal to cut state expenses meets backlash from CFDT over taxation and fiscal policies.
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announces a compromise budget for 2026 with a deficit target of 4.7%.
The Gard department faces urgent budgetary challenges in 2025, prompting calls for economic austerity measures.
France's budget crisis leads to the collapse of the Bayrou government amid soaring deficit predictions.
The French government is negotiating budget cuts to win Socialist support ahead of a crucial confidence vote.
François Bayrou criticizes fellow politicians for neglecting budget negotiations, sparking debates on political responsibility.