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Why French politics can't cope without an absolute majority
While most European countries have learned to manage their fragmented parliaments, France has failed to adapt. The 'fait majoritaire,' the political dominance of a president backed by a parliamentary majority, has so deeply shaped politics since 1962 that lawmakers have been unable to envision governments built on a base of negotiation and compromise.
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On first day, French PM promises 'rupture' and moves toward new pension talks
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…
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Why French politics can't cope without an absolute majority
While most European countries have learned to manage their fragmented parliaments, France has failed to adapt. The 'fait majoritaire,' the political dominance of a president…
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The Paris district where Parisians are priced out
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