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Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu faces two no-confidence motions this week as France's political crisis deepens. France's embattled prime minister says he backs suspending a pension reform until after the 2027 presidential election in a bid to end the political turmoil that has gripped the country for months. Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu, 39, announced on Tuesday that he supports pausing an unpopular reform that raised the age of retirement from 62 to 64 in the hopes of securing enough votes to survive two no-confidence votes.

Few expect Macron to return from Egypt with a solution to the deepening domestic political crisis he presides over, however. Fewer still have enough trust in a government so subservient to Macron that it can survive the forthcoming deliberations of the National Assembly. Because this is no conventional parliamentary crisis, but a crise de regime. Inspired by Charles de Gaulle's vision of executive pre-eminence vested in a quasi-monarchic presidential ascendancy,

Former justice minister Robert Badinter will be inducted into the Panthéon in a solemn ceremony presided by French President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday, October 9th - the 44th anniversary of the abolition of the death penalty in France. The former Minister of Justice, who died at age 95 on February 9, 2024, will be given the honour of a place in the Panthéon on Thursday .

Bienvenue à New York, Monsieur le Président. French leader Emmanuel Macron got an authentic New York experience when his car was blocked by UN traffic - with the head of state filmed getting out to walk and even calling President Trump for help. Bizarre video showed the European leader begging an NYPD cop to help him get through on Monday, soon after he finished giving a controversial speech to the United Nations, according to French outlet Brut.

The celebrations in Paris began with President Emmanuel Macron inspecting troops and relighting the eternal flame beneath the Arc de Triomphe.

"Since 1945, freedom has never been so threatened, and never so seriously."

Farage emphasized the need for the UK to refuse acceptance of "undocumented males" arriving via small boats from France, insisting on border control post-Brexit.

When the queen, the pope, Nelson Mandela and Barack Obama were invited to address both houses of parliament, they were given Westminster Hall. Emmanuel Macron had to make do with the Royal Gallery.

During a private exchange with French President Emmanuel Macron, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni went viral for rolling her eyes, signaling her discontent.

Anti-fraud officers used to use the phrase 'if it seems too good to be true, it probably is'... with French admin, there are no loopholes. This reflects the essence of navigating French bureaucracy.

In a split second, his shock morphs into a smile. He waves, charmingly, at the journalists: he's back in control.

"Gabriel Attal proposed a ban on minors under 15 wearing the veil in public spaces, citing the need for gender equality and child protection."

The Elysee Palace has condemned as disinformation the claims that Macron took cocaine with Merz and Starmer on a train to Kyiv, emphasizing vigilance against manipulation.

"A million copies and to date, one of the best-rated games in history: and yes, it's French! Congratulations to Sandfall Interactive and all the creators of Expedition 33."

"You have achieved what was thought impossible," Macron told restoration workers and officials after he toured the cathedral last November, days before the cathedral re-opened to the public on December 7th.

"It’s unusual for two prime ministers to meet by chance in a restaurant, where Barnier reflects on his short tenure and the chaotic political climate in France."},{