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.
French Far-Right Unlikely to Back No-Confidence Vote Against Government
PARIS (Reuters) - French far-right leader Jordan Bardella said on Tuesday that the French people would suffer most from more uncertainty over the budget, suggesting his party would likely not back no-confidence motions against Francois Bayrou's minority government.
Conservative Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau has sought to crack down on migration and drug crime in an effort to win back ...
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France: France's far right remains uncertain about its vote on motion against BayrouThe French Prime Minister, the centrist François Bayrou, faces Wednesday two motions of censure, presented by the left and have little chance of progress after the Socialists announced that they would ...
French Prime Minister François Bayrou survived a no-confidence vote on Wednesday after the far-right National Rally said it ...
RN leader Jordan Bardella cited the risk of instability if the current executive were to be overthrown. On Monday, the ...
By Catherine Porter and Aurelien Breeden Reporting from Paris For years, France’s main far-right party tried to distance itself from the long trail of inflammatory and derogatory comments made ...
The National Rally chief says Bayrou has put forward an “extremely bad budget,” but that “uncertainty needs to be avoided.” ...
Prime Minister Francois Bayrou’s forced a budget through France’s divided parliament on Monday and succeeded in avoiding a ...
France's government reported a 27% increase in migrant deportations in 2024, with 22,000 migrants removed as part of efforts ...
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