France’s government survives a no-confidence vote and a budget is finally adopted
France’s government survived a no-confidence vote Wednesday and the country’s 2025 budget was finally adopted, easing some of the turmoil in one of the world’s biggest economies that had worried investors and hurt the 20-country eurozone.
France's Government Expected to Survive as Far-Right Leader Doesn’t Support No-Confidence Motion
The head of France’s far-right National Rally party says he doesn’t support a no-confidence motion filed against the government, making it more likely that the prime minister will remain in office and
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban and France's Marine Le Pen headline a rally in Madrid on Saturday by Europe's biggest ...
Known for his vehement, even aggressive rhetoric toward Western countries, China's ex-ambassador to France arrives at a time ...
France, like other EU countries, has expressed a desire to engage with Syria’s new administration and lift sanctions on the ...
The American president’s threat of tariffs is not in the interest of Europe’s nationalist parties, who are just as eager to ...
Growing tension across Europe's electricity markets has sharpened focus on the region's most dependable and integrated ...
France has joined a chorus of world leaders in their condemnation of US Presient Donald Trump’s controversial declaration ...
France’s AI Action Summit marks a departure from previous gatherings. Some welcome the change. Others say safety has been ...
France and the United Arab Emirates agreed on Thursday to a framework accord for a 1 gigawatt data centre dedicated to ...
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France seeks to delay EU sustainability directive CSDDDThe French Government is reportedly poised to propose a comprehensive deregulation strategy, which includes an indefinite ...
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