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French National Assembly Resists Calls for Inquiry into Epstein Links

TEC News February 10, 2026

France’s LFI seeks a parliamentary investigation into allegations of political interference and party financing tied to Epstein.

French MPs Vote to End Low Emission Zones

TEC News January 21, 2026

The ZFE system was originally introduced to reduce urban pollution—but it soon faced criticism as a tool of social segregation.

France’s Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu speaks during a session of questions to the government at the National Assembly, France’s lower house parliament, in Paris on December 9, 2025.

First Adoption of a Social Security Budget Deprived of Any Kind of Coherence

Hélène de Lauzun December 10, 2025

This is a small victory for the French PM, yet “the fundamentals of the French economy have not changed,” a leading economist commented.

French Lawmakers Vote Against ‘Zucman Tax’

TEC News November 1, 2025

The tax proposal would drive wealthy people abroad and undermine business competitiveness, the budget minister said.

After Exclusion, Le Pen Pushes To Regain Parliamentary Influence

Hélène de Lauzun October 1, 2025

Ousted from key National Assembly roles last year, the Rassemblement National now seeks to negotiate with Macron’s camp to regain its rights.

Head of Rassemblement National’s parliamentary group and three-time presidential candidate Marine Le Pen on Monday, September 8th, demanded that President Emmanuel Macron call snap legislative elections, arguing they are necessary to resolve the country’s ongoing political deadlock. “Holding the polls is not an option but an obligation,” Le Pen declared in the National Assembly. Her remarks came ahead of a confidence vote in the government of Prime Minister François Bayrou, which she predicted would mark “the end of the agony of a phantom government.” In her speech Le Pen accused the government was a government in name only and never steered the country away from dangers. She called for a great reset, starting with the resignation of President Macron to make way for solving the problems of the Republic. “Mr. Macron must resolve to step away from his role as majority leader and finally assume, if he is capable, his role as President of the Republic. In these circumstances, the President has only one option: to call new elections,” said Le Pen in her address. Le Pen accused President Macron of influencing party politics and acting out of self interest. “I hear that there will be no dissolution because ‘Emmanuel Macron would have no interest in it.’ Neither the rules of democracy nor the Constitution provide for the President of the Republic to act out of self-interest,” explained Le Pen to the fired-up crowd. She added, “He must act out of duty and in the best interests of the country.” Le Pen announced that her party will accept the result of an early election and promised If the people give us the honor of a clear mandate … an absolute majority, we will go to Matignon to implement, without waiting for the presidential election, a program of national recovery. Le Pen was attacked through France’s legal system and banned from running for office just at a time when the RN leader and her party saw a rapid rise in the polls amid growing discontent in the reigning establishment.

Le Pen Addresses National Assembly Calling for Snap Elections

TEC News / AFP September 8, 2025

Her remarks came ahead of a confidence vote in the government of Prime Minister François Bayrou, which she predicted would mark “the end of the agony of a phantom government.”

Putting an End to Modern Architectural Disaster: A Great Source of Savings

Hélène de Lauzun July 19, 2025

This disgraceful construction comes at a cost estimated at €50 million, at a time when France is succumbing to debt.

Postcard showing Alfred Dreyfus speaking with other officers in a courtyard following his rehabilitation and reinstatement in the army.

French Assembly Votes To Posthumously Promote Jewish Officer to General

Hélène de Lauzun June 4, 2025

For some, praising a Jewish man who was falsely accused over 130 years ago is a good way to make one’s antisemitism forgotten.

French Government Toppled by a Huge Majority in No-Confidence Vote

Hélène de Lauzun December 4, 2024

The Left demands Macron’s impeachment, while the Right calls for his resignation.

Judgement Day for Barnier’s Government

Hélène de Lauzun December 4, 2024

French National Assembly will decide on two motions of censure against the PM late this afternoon.

Tag: National Assembly

French National Assembly Resists Calls for Inquiry into Epstein Links

French MPs Vote to End Low Emission Zones

French Lawmakers Vote Against ‘Zucman Tax’

After Exclusion, Le Pen Pushes To Regain Parliamentary Influence

Le Pen Addresses National Assembly Calling for Snap Elections

Putting an End to Modern Architectural Disaster: A Great Source of Savings

French Assembly Votes To Posthumously Promote Jewish Officer to General

French Government Toppled by a Huge Majority in No-Confidence Vote

Judgement Day for Barnier’s Government

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