Poll: The Improvement is Confirmed for Emmanuel Macron
Emmanuel Macron's approval rating has increased by two points to 18% over the past month, reflecting a slight recovery in confidence among the French public.
"I will not interfere in 2027," assures Macron: the indiscretions from Figaro Magazine
French President Emmanuel Macron expresses his intention to step back from direct involvement in political maneuvering as the next election cycle approaches.
"We will soon come to get you": these opponents of the Iranian regime threatened even in France
Iranian regime opponents residing in France face potential threats and increased police protection.
Presidential election: Bardella in pole position, Philippe the best hope of the central bloc, Mélenchon resists... Discover the Figaro poll
An exclusive Figaro poll indicates that Bardella leads the first round of the presidential election, while Philippe emerges as a strong candidate from the central bloc and Mélenchon maintains his support.
War in Iran: Why the RN's Proposal to Lower Energy Taxes Does Not Achieve Consensus
Marine Le Pen's proposal to lower energy taxes amid rising costs due to the Iran conflict faces rejection from the French government.
"I wanted to spread my wings": 1995, the year Alain Juppé turned the page on the Chaban-Delmas era in Bordeaux
The article discusses Alain Juppé's political transition in 1995, marking a significant change in Bordeaux from the Chaban-Delmas era.
Madame, Share My Umbrella!
French President Emmanuel Macron delivered a significant speech at a submarine base in Brittany, reflecting on France's military capabilities and the current political landscape.
War in Iran: Emmanuel Macron will address the French on Tuesday at 8 PM
Emmanuel Macron is set to address the French public regarding the situation in the Middle East on Tuesday evening at 8 PM.
Municipal Elections in Toulouse: the PS candidate cannot find an agreement with LFI without 'clarification'
In Toulouse, the PS candidate François Briançon is demanding clarification from LFI regarding Jean-Luc Mélenchon's recent controversial statements before any potential agreement for the second round of municipal elections.
"He has become the Jean-Marie Le Pen of our time," denounces Raphaël Glucksmann after Mélenchon's attacks targeting him
Raphaël Glucksmann responds to Jean-Luc Mélenchon's remarks at a political rally in Perpignan, in which Mélenchon made derogatory comments about Glucksmann's surname.
Debate: Pull yourselves together
Boualem Sansal, an Algerian writer and peace prize recipient, was imprisoned for five years under dubious charges, highlighting tensions between French politics and Algeria.
The Kremlin Wizard: A Political Tale for Adults and the Unknowing
The article reviews the film 'The Kremlin Wizard,' directed by French filmmaker Olivier Assayas, which has recently sparked discussions in Latvia due to its production in Riga and surrounding security and reputation issues.
Mélenchon's Statements on Epstein: de Villepin Regrets the 'Sacrifice of the Left of the Left' and Condemns an 'Act of Political Irresponsibility'
Former Prime Minister de Villepin criticized Jean-Luc Mélenchon's comments regarding Jeffrey Epstein, labeling them politically irresponsible and damaging to the left's image.
In Kiev, the discreet meeting between Gabriel Attal and Olivier Faure... The indiscreet ones from Figaro
A discreet meeting took place in Kiev between French politicians Gabriel Attal and Olivier Faure, hinting at strategic discussions amid the ongoing political landscape.
From the PS to the Greens, the Stockholm Syndrome that Traps the Left in the Arms of the Unsubmissive
Jean-Luc Mélenchon and his party La France Insoumise are viewed as a refuge from the far-right National Rally by other left-wing parties, despite controversy and criticism surrounding his remarks.
Municipal Elections in Nice: The Final Showdown Between Éric Ciotti and Christian Estrosi, Two Rival Brothers
The article discusses the upcoming municipal elections in Nice, focusing on the rivalry between incumbent mayor Christian Estrosi and deputy Éric Ciotti, both prominent figures on the right.
Maud Bregeon, government spokesperson: "La France insoumise must be dissolved through the ballot box"
Maud Bregeon, a spokesperson for the French government, calls for the political party La France insoumise to be dissolved through elections due to accusations of political violence and antisemitism.
France: Mélenchon accused of anti-Semitism due to mocking references to the name 'Epstein'
French leftist Jean-Luc Mélenchon faces allegations of anti-Semitism after mocking the pronunciation of the name 'Epstein' during a political rally in southeastern France.
"These are abominable remarks": Laurent Nuñez reacts to Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s controversial statements about Epstein
Laurent Nuñez, the French Interior Minister, strongly condemned remarks made by Jean-Luc Mélenchon that are accused of being antisemitic during a political meeting in Lyon.
Comparison to Alain Soral, 'codes of anti-Semitism', 'nauseating': the political class is upset after Mélenchon's remarks about Epstein
Jean-Luc Mélenchon faces backlash from political figures for his comments on Jeffrey Epstein during a meeting in Lyon, which many have labeled as anti-Semitic.
Municipal 2026: In Beausoleil, the unlikely confrontation between the Spinellis, father and son
In Beausoleil, a small town near Monaco, a surprising election battle is unfolding between incumbent Mayor Gérard Spinelli and his son Nicolas, who aims to unseat him.
"We should say Epstine, not Epstein"...: Mélenchon accused of anti-Semitism after playing on the pronunciation of the American pedophile's name
French politician Jean-Luc Mélenchon faces accusations of anti-Semitism for making a controversial statement regarding Jeffrey Epstein's name during a campaign rally in Lyon.
Guillaume Tabard: "How 'Boss' Marine Le Pen is Paving the Way for 2027"
Marine Le Pen seeks to maintain political control over her party's future amid ongoing legal challenges ahead of the 2027 elections.
Reshuffling: Agresti-Roubache, Pégard, Berger... Who are the new entrants to the government?
The French government undergoes a reshuffle with the appointment of four new ministers including Catherine Pégard as the Minister of Culture.
France: Poll Shows Main Challenger to the Far Right, Édouard Philippe, Could Lose His Mayoral Seat
A recent poll indicates that former French Prime Minister Édouard Philippe may lose his mayoral seat in Le Havre, potentially compromising his presidential ambitions for 2027.
Sébastien Lecornu more popular than Emmanuel Macron, but seen as too dependent on the president to assert himself in 2027
A recent poll shows Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu is more popular than President Emmanuel Macron but may struggle against other potential candidates for the 2027 election due to perceived dependency on Macron.
Poll in France: 63% say they would never vote for the radical left, compared to 45% who say they would never vote for the far right
A recent poll reveals that 63% of French voters would never choose the radical left party La France Insoumise, while 45% express similar sentiments towards the far-right National Rally party.
Municipal Elections in Lyon: Mélenchon at a Rally This Thursday in a Tense Atmosphere Following the Death of Quentin Deranque
Jean-Luc Mélenchon is set to hold a rally in Lyon to support candidate Anaïs Belouassa-Cherifi amidst heightened tensions following the recent death of activist Quentin Deranque.
Le Pen: I will not run for President wearing an ankle bracelet
Marine Le Pen announced that she would not run for President if a court imposes an ankle bracelet during a potential election campaign.
Stolen Dishes at the Élysée: A Treasurer, His Partner, and a Receiver to be Tried on Thursday
A treasurer of the French presidency, his partner, and a Louvre guard are set to face trial for stealing dozens of porcelain pieces from the Élysée.
Le Pen says she will not campaign for the French Presidency if she has to wear an electronic ankle bracelet
Marine Le Pen stated she will not run for president if convicted to wear an electronic ankle monitor due to her ongoing legal issues.
Rachida Dati resigns as Minister of Culture to focus on her candidacy for the mayoralty of Paris
Rachida Dati has resigned as France's Minister of Culture to focus on her campaign for the mayoralty of Paris ahead of the upcoming municipal elections.
Municipal Elections in Bordeaux: Incumbent Green Mayor Pierre Hurmic Leads in First Round, Uncertainties Surrounding Second Round Outcome
Polls show incumbent Green Mayor Pierre Hurmic leading the first round of the Bordeaux municipal elections, with uncertainties about the second round due to potential alliances.
Municipal Elections: Candidate in Paris, Rachida Dati Leaves the Ministry of Culture
Rachida Dati, the outgoing Minister of Culture and mayor of the 7th arrondissement of Paris, has announced that she will leave the government to focus on her candidacy in the upcoming municipal elections.
Macron: Political forces "that maintain ties with violent groups" should "clarify their positions"
French President Emmanuel Macron has stated that political forces with connections to violence must clarify their stances, addressing acts of violence from both far-left and far-right groups.
A RN Deputy Fires Her Parliamentary Assistant for 'Unforgivable' Online Posts
A French National Rally deputy has dismissed her parliamentary assistant due to online posts that contradict her values.
"We're going to try to make it last a little longer": in the Assembly, after the vote was postponed, the tortuous path awaiting the end-of-life law
The French National Assembly has postponed the vote on a contentious end-of-life law aimed at legalizing euthanasia, amid increasing dissent from several deputies.
Alain Finkielkraut: 'Our antifascists are pogromists who think of themselves as resistors'
French intellectual Alain Finkielkraut claims that antifascist activists have turned violent and distort their role as resistors against fascism.
The Deadlock of Antifascism: From Maoists of the 1970s to Jean-Luc Mélenchon
The article discusses the evolution of antifascism in France from its radical roots in the 1970s to its current expression within the French political landscape, focusing on figures like Jean-Luc Mélenchon.
New Caledonia: the crucial constitutional reform launched in Parliament, without guarantee of success
The French Senate has begun discussing a significant constitutional reform for New Caledonia, aiming to establish it as a new state, amid concerns of opposition disrupting the process.
Euthanasia, assisted suicide: the left and the center want to expand aid to die
French lawmakers are pushing to expand options for euthanasia and assisted suicide, facing challenges from opponents seeking to impose restrictions.
Refused to show up: US ambassador denied access to the government in France
The US ambassador to France has been denied access to the French government following controversial statements made by the US embassy regarding violence from left-wing extremists.
Mansouri, Juvin, Bazin, Hetzel: on the right, these deputies who are fighting against the legalization of assisted suicide
Several right-wing French deputies are actively opposing the legalization of assisted suicide in legislative debates.
French prosecutors have not yet decided whether to prosecute Babiš
French prosecutors are still deliberating on the potential prosecution of Babiš.
Municipal Elections in Paris: Sarah Knafo Claims to Be the 'Only Candidate' Who Can Unite the Right to Defeat the Left
Sarah Knafo, a candidate for the mayor of Paris, asserts she is the only candidate capable of uniting the right to challenge the left in the upcoming municipal elections.
Municipal Elections in Paris: Emmanuel Grégoire Still Leads in the First Round Ahead of Rachida Dati, Who is Gaining Strength According to a Poll
Emmanuel Grégoire is leading the first round of municipal elections in Paris, with 32% of the votes compared to Rachida Dati's 30%, according to a recent poll.
Live broadcast around 1 PM: Stubb meets Macron – this is how the presidents commented on peace negotiations
Finnish President Alexander Stubb meets French President Emmanuel Macron to discuss bilateral relations and ongoing peace negotiations regarding Ukraine.
The RN files a motion of censure to protest the publication of the decree on the PPE
The National Rally (RN) has filed a motion of censure against the French government in response to the publication of an energy strategy decree.
A report by MP Jean-René Cazeneuve confirms the good health of municipal finances
A report by Jean-René Cazeneuve highlights the positive state of municipal finances in France ahead of the local elections.
France ready to step back. Thus Francesca Albanese splits the UN
Francesca Albanese's case has caused a division in French politics after calls for her resignation by the French Foreign Minister over a manipulated video from a meeting in Doha.