The French government collapsed on Wednesday following a successful no-confidence vote, throwing France, the eurozone’s second-largest economy, into political turmoil. The Details: The motion ...

The French government collapsed on Wednesday as parliament voted to oust Prime Minister Michel Barnier and his cabinet, throwing the nation into the worst political and fiscal turmoil in decades.

The French government is preparing to lower its growth ... The move led to the collapse of the Barnier government in December, although current Prime Minister François Bayrou then managed to ...

In a bid to plug the hole in France’s balance sheet, then-Prime Minister Michel Barnier attempted to pass a spending plan late last year, pushing forward tax hikes and spending cuts. The move led to ...

A government collapse would increase pressure on President Emmanuel Macron to call new elections this summer, as France’s majority-less, fragmented legislature continues to struggle with instability ...

When President Trump ran for office in 2024 he promised to negotiate an end to the war in Ukraine within 100 days of taking office.  The unofficial ...

Frustration with established parties across Europe has created openings the right has been quick to fill. Can a divided left ...

The death toll after a roof collapsed at a crowded nightclub in ... of finding any more survivors late Wednesday. The government said it will open an inquiry into the disaster as soon as the ...

A government collapse, a financial crisis or even a return of the farmers’ protests all loom large. Respected editorialist Alain Duhamel told Le Monde that France is living through “the greatest ...

Serbian university students who say their fight for justice is being overlooked in much of Europe arrived to a hero’s welcome ...

On 13 May last year, Renaud Mahé found himself responsible for 200 people shut inside a resort during violent civil unrest ...

After the far-right leader was found guilty of embezzlement and barred from running for office, her supporters cried foul. Was justice served or politicized?