Leftist parties in France, including Jean-Luc Mélenchon, Bernard Cazeneuve, and united left groups, hold key rallies highlighting their positioning ahead of the 2027 presidential election.
French youth are actively engaging in politics through parties and activism, particularly around environmental issues, challenging perceptions of abstention.
Right-wing opposition targets Paris’ popular districts to overturn left’s 24-year hold in the 2026 municipal elections amid changing electoral rules and complex campaign dynamics.
Surveys show French trust in political institutions has plummeted to historic lows in 2025, with increasing support for the far-right Rassemblement National amid widespread dissatisfaction.
Political factions in France rally support for Sarkozy while the PCF condemns government appointments, reflecting rising tensions ahead of systemic reforms.
The Socialist Party’s implicit support strengthens Macron’s government as La France insoumise criticizes the left’s division following a failed censure vote over pension reforms.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu narrowly survives two motions of censure in the French National Assembly, thanks to Socialist Party support and strategic political negotiations.
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.
France faces a growing far-right alliance between Les Républicains and Rassemblement National, signaling a shift toward authoritarianism within right-wing politics.
Left-wing parties in France are split into separate meetings as they grapple with strategic responses to Lecornu’s resignation and future political scenarios.