France’s prime minister likely to be ousted in no-confidence vote, deepening country’s crisis
French lawmakers will vote Wednesday on a no-confidence motion that is widely expected to oust the government of Prime Minister Michel Barnier, as the country grapples with a deepening political crisis and massive budget deficit.
French Lawmakers Set to Vote on Ousting Prime Minister Barnier
Barring a last-minute surprise, the French government of Prime Minister Michel Barnier will be the first to be forced out by a no-confidence vote in more than 60 years, at a time when the country is struggling to tame a massive budget deficit.
French President Emmanuel Macron will preside over the re-opening of Notre-Dame cathedral, with a number of world leaders ...
France’s minority government appeared to be in its final hours Tuesday as opposition lawmakers from the left and the far ...
France’s lower house of parliament is deeply divided with no single party holding a majority. The left-wing New Popular Front ...
A vote by the lower house of Parliament could force the prime minister to resign, leaving his budget legislation in limbo.
French lawmakers are voting on a no-confidence motion that could bring down the prime minister and the government for the ...
Barnier faces opposition from both far-right and left-wing parties, with critics citing a disconnect from national issues.
Bond investors are likely to spare France the dire financial "storm" Prime Minister Michel Barnier has warned of, but the ...
Prime Minister Michel Barnier pushed a budget bill through the lower house of Parliament without a vote. A no-confidence vote ...
The fall of the French government, which could happen on Wednesday, would bury the procedure for adopting the 2025 budget.
France’s soaring debt is putting off potential investors who now put it in the same bracket as Greece, a Brussels insider ...
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