Emmanuel Macron, French president

French Government’s Collapse Lands Macron in a Minefield
The French president faces calls from the furthest ends of the political spectrum to resign. They are likely to grow louder the longer he takes to resolve the political crisis.
Macron Widens Talks in Quest for Stable French Government
Emmanuel Macron will bring together a broad group of political parties for a meeting on Tuesday, in an effort to find a new prime minister to replace Michel Barnier, whose government was ousted last week over a budget dispute.
Macron Seeks New French Government Amid Political Chaos
Emmanuel Macron met with key politicians Friday in an effort to cobble together a new administration, a day after the French president vowed to serve out the remainder of his term.Most Read from BloombergNYC’s Run-Down Bus Terminal Gets Approval for $10 Billion RevampKansas City Looks Back on its Long,
France's Macron calls cross-party talks on forming new government
French President Emmanuel Macron invited party leaders to engage in cross-party talks on Monday, as he attempts to form a new government following a historic no-confidence vote last week which toppled former prime minister Michel Barnier's government barely 3 months after Barnier's appointment.
Macron’s Renewed Quest for a Stable French Government
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After toppling French government, far-right National Rally loses key by-election
France's far-right National Rally suffered a surprise by-election loss late on Sunday, in what its critics said was a sign of ...
French President Emmanuel Macron Says He Will Appoint New Prime Minister and Finish His Five-Year Mandate After Government Gets Toppled
French President Emmanuel Macron said he will finish his five-year mandate which ends in 2027 despite the fall of the ...
Barnier to resign as French PM after government collapse
Barnier is likely to stay on as caretaker prime minister while Macron chooses a successor, a process which could take weeks.
America Magazine4d
Why does the French government—and not the Catholic Church—own Notre-Dame Cathedral?
Notre-Dame, and many churches in France, are owned by the state and merely used by the church. That gave the French ...
No-confidence vote could topple the French government for the first time since 1962
Wednesday’s vote follows fierce opposition from both left-wing and far-right parties to Prime Minister Michel Barnier’s ...
French government collapses in no-confidence vote
French lawmakers ousted Prime Minister Michel Barnier with a no-confidence vote in the government on Wednesday, for the first ...
The Washington Post8d
French government collapsed after no-confidence vote. What happens now?
A no-confidence vote in the French Parliament on Wednesday triggered the collapse of the government, plunging the country into political chaos and stoking anxiety about the euro zone’s second ...
NBC New York7d
French government toppled in no-confidence vote brought by opposition
The French government has been toppled in a vote of no confidence Wednesday, plunging the euro zone's second-largest economy into a period of deep political uncertainty. A total of 331 lawmakers ...
French bonds, stocks take a breather after government collapse but uncertainty remains
The risk premium on French bonds dropped and bank stocks rallied on Thursday after a widely expected no-confidence vote ...