The French Senate, led by Gérard Larcher, threatens to reinstate pension reforms amid a contentious 2026 budget debate marked by government reliance on ordinances and political divisions.
Senate President Gérard Larcher warns that the Senate will restore the 2023 pension reform during 2026 Social Security budget talks if the National Assembly suspends it, citing major financial risks and criticizing government negotiations.
France suspends pension reform but exempts early retirement provisions for long career workers, sparking union criticism and highlighting generational complexities.
France's suspension of pension reform until 2028 incites political battles and highlights significant financial costs and contested financing methods.
France's government suspends the 2025 pension reform, incurring over €1 billion in costs by 2027 and adjusting health insurance contributions and pension indexing to offset expenses.
President Macron's recent comments about pension reform delay contradict government assurances, while repeated referendum threats add to political uncertainty.
The French government formally commits to suspending the pension reform amid intense 2026 budget debates, navigating opposition criticism and parliamentary complexities.
France faces heated debate as political leaders and experts clash over suspending pension reform and raising the retirement age to address demographic and fiscal challenges.
The complementary pensions for France's private sector retirees will be frozen for one year following failed negotiations, impacting 14 million people amid rising inflation.
The pension reform suspension in France has sparked generational tension and contributed to a sovereign credit downgrade, highlighting economic and social challenges.
Amid suspension of pension reforms, the French government's 2026 budget proposes freezing pensions and increasing health care costs, igniting retiree protests and political backlash.
Agirc-Arrco confirms no increase in private sector complementary pensions for November 2025 due to stalled negotiations between unions and employers, impacting 14 million retirees amid economic and political challenges.
President Macron seeks compromise internally while the 2026 budget reflects the retirement reform suspension’s fiscal consequences.
France suspends its pension reform through a strategic amendment in the Social Security finance bill, igniting political debates and proposing a shift toward social partner-managed pensions.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu survives a motion of censure against his government amid ongoing controversy and suspension of France's pension reform.
France's government proposes handing pension system management to social partners amid divided left opposition after reform suspension.
Political and economic leaders in France react critically to the suspension of pension reform, calling for elections and warning of financial and regulatory consequences.
Marine Le Pen questions the legitimacy of France's pension reform suspension and plans to present an alternative budget and reform proposal.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announces the suspension of the 2025 pension reform until the presidential election, prompting varied political reactions across parties.
Nobel laureate Philippe Aghion advocates pausing France's pension reform debate until after the 2027 presidential election to ease tensions and avoid political instability.
France’s government contemplates suspending the divisive 2023 pension reform amid political upheaval and leadership shifts.
France's government faces intensified opposition and potential censure over its controversial pension reform, with Socialist Party weighing options amid pressure from La France Insoumise and National Rally.
Citizens and politicians express contrasting views as debates over suspending France's 2025 pension reform continue.
Resigning French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu warns suspension of pension reform could cost at least €3 billion by 2027 and stresses need for debate amid financial risks.
Élisabeth Borne's proposal to suspend the 2023 pension reform divides French politics, with right-wing opposition, union cautious optimism, and internal government tensions.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu's abandonment of Article 49.3 elicited mixed reactions from French political parties, highlighting tensions over pension reform and parliamentary debate.