Sébastien Lecornu, who took office on Wednesday, has promised 'a profound break' with the past and wants to restart talks on the pensions system, believing an agreement is possible.
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Although France did not come to a standstill or grind to a halt on Wednesday, numerous protests took place throughout the day…
While most European countries have learned to manage their fragmented parliaments, France has failed to adapt. The 'fait…
The old prime minister is back with a new team, but it can’t last: a democracy can’t have a president with the powers of a king,…
As Prime Minister François Bayrou held talks with political parties, President Emmanuel Macron called on the governing coalition…
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The surprise resignation of Sébastien Lecornu after less than a month in office intensified concerns that France would be unable…
Macron’s government collapses: What comes next?
