Emmanuel Macron

STRAIGHT. Angry farmers: hundreds of tractors expected for EU summit in Brussels

Vital Some 91 protesters were arrested after attempting to invade the Rungis market. Fifteen more people were detained earlier in the day. “The red line

Institutions will be waiting

A message from the authorities, measures to liberate the economy, specific measures in the field of health, schools, housing… inventory in the style of Prévert.

Agricultural anger sparks tense European summit in Brussels

Normally, the extraordinary European Council, which opens this Thursday morning, February 1, in Brussels, would have been dedicated to supporting Ukraine, which has been at

Gabriel Attal’s general political speech: all to the right!

End of life legislation being considered ‘with the greatest caution’; a system of “solidarity at the source” to ensure that no one misses out on

National tribute to Hamas victims: families ask Emmanuel Macron to ‘ban any presence of LFI’

They don’t want La France representatives to embarrass themselves during the national tribute. The families of several Franco-Israelis killed in the terrorist attacks of October

Siege of Paris: farmers maintain roadblocks awaiting further government announcements

French farmers blocked key roads across the country for the second day in a row on Tuesday. Paris and threaten to block the important wholesale

Emmanuel Macron is far from agrarian rage during his state visit to Sweden

After India and its heat comes the Swedish cold. Originally scheduled for October last year and canceled after an attack on Swedish supporters in Belgium,

Farmers in France begin the “siege” of Paris that will last “as long as necessary”

French farmers made good on their threat and began blocking several roads across the country on Monday with tractors. Paris to denounce their economic situation,

Agricultural crisis, priorities, majority… problems of general political speech by Gabriel Attal

Last week the government suggested it wanted to be cautious, give time to prepare a general policy speech and let some bad news pass between

“It’s at a standstill”: why the European elections marchers’ campaign remains on hold

“Next June you will have to decide to continue this rearmament of our European sovereignty in the face of the dangers (…) ; continue Europe

“Siege of Paris” from Monday: battle plan of angry farmers

As tensions rise, farmers move closer to the capital’s gates. FNSEA Grand Bassin Parisien and the Young Farmers of Ile-de-France begin this Monday, January 29,

Angry farmers: leader holds his breath, waiting to see what happens next

“We are somewhere in the middle,” admits the minister’s adviser, waiting to see on which side the coin will land. A day after Prime Minister

‘At the end of the day, we limit the damage’: After the ‘Wise Men’ verdict, the executive branch insisted on enforcing immigration law

Refusal ? What defeat? This Thursday, January 25, in the afternoon, barely had time to take the decision of the Constitutional Council, when reactions of

Immigration law: after widespread censorship by the Constitutional Council, leftists demand the text be withdrawn

“Very good news”, “Slap in the face”. After learning Thursday night of the Constitutional Council’s widespread censorship of the government’s immigration law, the left breathed

Emmanuel Macron is expected to visit India with great fanfare

Palaces, parade and 21 cannon shots. French President Emmanuel Macron this Thursday begins a two-day visit to India marked by splendor and symbolizing the strategic

“I had to pack the boxes”: waiting for the full casting, the Attal government is in agony

“I have ministers who were not called and who are starting to worry. “This small trust, signed by someone close to Emmanuel Macron, says a

On the way to India

For the Prime Minister – pressing national issues, for the President – the open sea. Before Sweden, then Brussels next week (and Ukraine in February),

‘Show what we stand for’… farmers’ anger grows, government seeks answers

The withdrawal from the Council of Ministers will take place this Wednesday, January 24. During the official report itself, a government spokesman confirmed, following Interior

Immigration Law: What measures can the Constitutional Council censor?

The Constitutional Council is not a “chamber of appeal for the election of parliament.” During his vows behind closed doors on January 8, Laurent Fabius

Farmers’ anger: can Paris force Brussels to bend?

Even more than in other areas, Europe has a good back when it comes to agriculture. Brussels, with its excessive environmental regulations and standards, is