France’s government looks on the brink of collapse. What’s next?
Following the June-July parliamentary elections, the National Assembly, France’s powerful lower house of parliament, is divided into three major blocs: a left-wing coalition known as the New Popular Front, Macron’s centrist allies and the far-right National Rally party. None won an outright majority.
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France’s can- and can’t-do split screen — workers who pulled off a miracle at Notre Dame and politicians who loosed a ...
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France's President Emmanuel Macron has for the first time recognized the killing of West African soldiers by the French Army ...
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France and Saudi Arabia call for Lebanese presidential electionFrench President Emmanuel Macron and Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman have called for the holding of ...
The country’s borrowing costs have soared over worries that a political showdown in Parliament over spending cuts and tax ...
French Prime Minister Michel Barnier invoked a special constitutional tool on Monday to push through the controversial 2025 ...
The Summer Olympics returned to Europe for the first time in 12 years as Paris hosted a sumptuous visual event that hogged ...
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