The French government is on the verge of collapsing after both Right-wing and Left-wing alliances combined to file a vote of ...
French MPs have voted to bring down ... new prime minister – his sixth in seven years. Then the work of constructing another new government can begin. There is a question, again, of whether ...
Why does France have both a president and a prime minister? Government toppled in no-confidence vote
It’s the first time a French government has collapsed since 1962, and the historic vote has plunged the European country into further political chaos. The move came after Mr Barnier forced ...
The foreign, defense and interior ministers from the government that collapsed this month return in Prime Minister François ...
And no new elections are permitted within one year under the French constitution. Now, Barnier’s minority government, which depends upon unlikely partnerships with the far left and far right ...
The French government has warned ... line” demands must be met if the government wants to avoid a no-confidence vote as soon as next week. “Do Le Pen and the RN really want to pass a budget ...
Michel Barnier, the French ... government would likely form, with the new prime minister holding little real power until new elections can be held in the summer of 2025. What does it mean for ...
A vote of no confidence against prime minister Michel Barnier’s government could mean trouble – at home and abroad The French government ... prime minister must work with both the president ...
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