
What to remember from the interview with François Bayrou and Marine Le Pen's reaction to the French debt.
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The Prime Minister gave a television interview from Matignon in the run-up to a vote in the Assembly.
Vote of confidence, public holidays, “boomers”... What to remember from the interview with François Bayrou on the news channels
One week before the vote he requested in the Assembly, the Prime Minister gave a long television interview this Sunday evening from Matignon.
“It is high time to clean the Augean stables”: Marine Le Pen castigates the “record rates” of French debt
“The rates at which France borrows have reached sad records since the financial crisis of 2008,” the boss of the RN underlined on X, the day after a new surge in sovereign debt.

Around a hundred people mobilized in Lyon to demand the extension of rent control, the experiment of which ends in November, while the LR president of the metropolis wishes to stop it.

Valérie Pécresse announces her intention to invoice 100,000 euros to the LFI mayor of Saint-Denis, Bally Bagayoko, to cover the damage caused to the Paul-Éluard high school, accusing him of having encouraged the violence.

The French government presented its draft 2027 budget providing for 54 billion euros in savings to reduce the deficit to 5% of GDP. Among the measures are the freezing of family allowances, taxes on sweet products and kerosene, as well as paid registration in BTS and prep classes for non-scholarship students.

Clashes and fires break out on the sidelines of blockades of high schools across France. High school students are demanding resources and replacement teachers, while the government faces growing protests.

Benjamin Netanyahu claims to have warned London of a planned Iranian attack against a British base, protesting that the United Kingdom has nevertheless imposed sanctions against Israeli colonies.

The French government presents its finance and social security bill for 2027, providing 54 billion euros in savings, including the freezing of family allowances, a tax on sugary products and a reduction in the number of civil servants.