
French Prime Minister François Bayrou: Portrait of an Eternal Centrist
He will certainly do what he does best: nothing.
He will certainly do what he does best: nothing.
While Macron is still negotiating, Le Pen’s Rassemblement National appears stronger than ever, claiming to be the sole opponent of the system.
11,000 migrants converged on Essen’s annual festivities as the fall of Assad was announced.
The Left accuses the Right of wanting to call into question the inalienable right to asylum.
Macron faces growing criticism for excluding the Rassemblement National from talks.
By choosing modernity and ugliness, the re-opening ceremony at Notre Dame was a huge missed opportunity to speak to the greatest number of people.
The national Right’s censure of Barnier’s budget is not an irresponsible whim. It is the logical sanction of a bankrupt policy obstinately pursued by corrupt ruling elites for 50 years.
France is still on the brink of bankruptcy, but Barnier’s budget wouldn’t have changed the game.
The Left demands Macron’s impeachment, while the Right calls for his resignation.
It will be his first international trip since winning the U.S. presidential election on November 5th.