The politician from the far-right Rassemblement National has unsuccessfully challenged a ruling barring her from participating in elections.
By Marion Bergermann
The Socialist Party (PS) in France has decided not to table a motion of censure against the government of Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu. This step opens the way for new budget negotiations.
By Claire Stam
After intensive negotiations with various parties, the resigned Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has signaled a thaw in relations. President Macron wants to quickly appoint his successor.
By Marion Bergermann
The many changes of heads of government are putting a strain on the European Community’s ability to act – especially in terms of economic policy. President Macron only has a few options left.
By Till Hoppe and Claire Stam
France’s new government is taking shape – but there are no major changes. There is only one surprise in one post.
By Redaktion Table
The Franco-German-Spanish program to develop a sixth-generation airborne weapon system is on the brink of collapse. Greens from Germany and France are warning that the FCAS could be canceled without a replacement solution.
By Anton Hofreiter, Sara Nanni, Chantal Kopf, Cyrielle Châtelain, Damien Girard and Catherine Hervieu
Just one day after the fall of the center-right government in France, President Emmanuel Macron appointed former Defense Minister Sébastien Lecornu as prime minister.
By Claire Stam
After losing the confidence vote on Monday, the partners' trust in the French government is in danger of dwindling.
By Gabriel Bub
As expected by the French head of government himself, François Bayrou lost the vote of confidence in parliament. President Emmanuel Macron intends to appoint a new prime minister this week.
By Marion Bergermann
