Two main contenders, Jérôme Filippini and Eric Thiers, vie to succeed Maryvonne Le Brignonen as head of the Institut national du service public, with a final decision expected in early 2026.
Two main contenders, Jérôme Filippini and Eric Thiers, vie to succeed Maryvonne Le Brignonen as head of the Institut national du service public, with a final decision expected in early 2026.
Les Républicains are divided as Xavier Bertrand rejects any alliance with the far-right National Rally, contrasting with Nicolas Sarkozy’s call for a broad right-wing coalition including RN.
France’s housing market crisis intensifies with soaring demand and declining rental stock, amid criticism of inconsistent public policies and political leadership in Paris.
Local political figures welcome the verdict condemning Saint-Étienne's mayor Gaël Perdriau, calling for political renewal and stability ahead of 2026 elections.
Former PM Elisabeth Borne endorses possible 49.3 use while PM Lecornu embarks on extensive political and social partner meetings to secure approval of France's 2025 budget.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot accuses Mélenchon and Le Pen of Kremlin ties while reaffirming France’s strong support for Ukraine and defense initiatives.
Marine Le Pen expresses confidence as Jordan Bardella leads polls for the 2027 French presidential election amid her possible ineligibility.
Nearly a week after the citizen convention’s education reform proposals in France, political leaders including President Macron have remained silent, stirring concerns amid ongoing government debates.
Facing internal divisions and the rise of the far-right, France's left-wing political forces struggle to unify ahead of the 2027 presidential election, with calls for a collective project and potential candidacy of Raphaël Glucksmann.
Nancy's municipal elections approach amid LR disputes, key resignations, and strategic alliances among local parties.
Fabian Ruinet manages both the SME Guillerme and serves as mayor of Talant, exemplifying the dual challenges faced by local leaders balancing business and politics.
Yannick Jadot publicly distances himself from Marine Tondelier’s political direction and critiques ecology’s role ahead of the 2027 presidential election.
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.
Sophia Chikirou of La France insoumise declares her candidacy for Paris mayor in 2025, rejecting socialist alliances and calling for change.
Left-wing leaders debate unity and candidate selection methods for the 2027 presidential elections amid internal divisions and opposition challenges.
Ten years after the 2015 Paris attacks, French political leaders share personal memories and renewed commitments to combat terrorism and defend democratic values.
Bruno Retailleau's Senate return signals leadership challenges and political instability for Les Républicains amid 2025 election dynamics and party dissent.
A seminar on gender parity in France highlights political underrepresentation of women, recent legal reforms, and calls for cultural change, while immigrant women face urgent challenges demanding feminist policy amendments.
The Regional Economic Agency held its board meeting in Besançon, emphasizing continued support for local aerospace industry and regional economic development.
Paris’s 2026 municipal election campaign reveals a divided right contrasting with the left’s slow push for unity, setting up a potential political alternation after years of socialist rule.
Jordan Bardella's new book marks his political independence as RN gains municipal ground with first-time candidates in key regions.
Les Républicains and La France Insoumise leaders outline critiques and strategic visions ahead of France's 2027 elections amid political polarization.
Emmanuel Macron has indicated a referendum on the postponed 2023 pension reform may be possible, contingent on reaching an agreement amid ongoing social dialogue.
Nathalie Delattre has been elected as the first female leader of the historic Parti radical, winning 65.3% of the vote and setting a new precedent for the party.
The 2026 French national budget debates commence amid political clashes over fiscal compromises, retirement reform, and institutional stability.
France's widespread political distrust is driving demands for democratic reform and decentralization to restore citizen trust in governance.
Criticism mounts against French leaders for prioritizing short-term politics over effective poverty reduction and long-term national progress.
Former PM Édouard Philippe urges Emmanuel Macron to step down early to avoid 18 months of political crisis amid ongoing tensions over pension reform and government stability.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu narrowly survives two motions of censure in the French National Assembly, thanks to Socialist Party support and strategic political negotiations.
The Lecornu government faces two censure motions amid heated criticism of the 2026 budget, as Marine Le Pen demands government dissolution amid fiscal and political tensions.
Two motions of censure against Sébastien Lecornu's government were debated but likely to fail due to lack of socialist support, amid strong opposition from Greens and La France insoumise.
Increasing public anger and parliamentary challenges threaten Macron’s government as two censure motions target Prime Minister Lecornu amid calls for stability.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu suspends pension reform to ease political tensions, boosting his popularity and prompting mixed reactions across France’s political spectrum.
The French government suspends pension reform amid political negotiations and new efforts to address pension inequalities, marking a historic shift towards parliamentary governance.
Sébastien Lecornu urges humility and responsibility amid political crisis and pension reform suspension in a fragile government.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced the suspension of pension reform and emphasized parliamentary debate and fiscal discipline in his October 2025 policy speech.
Marine Le Pen denounces the 2026 budget and plans a motion of censure, while Jean-Louis Borloo calls for leadership and political reform ahead of Lecornu’s policy statement.
The Lecornu government faces a political crisis over the potential suspension of the retirement reform, with opposition demands and government stability at stake.
Les Républicains face internal collapse as members joining Lecornu's government risk exclusion, amid political and scandal controversies.
Emmanuel Macron underscores political responsibility following Sébastien Lecornu's resignation amid pension reform tensions and calls for opposition accountability.