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Appointed general budget rapporteur in the Senate, Christine Lavarde sets out her priorities: transparency on deficit figures, refocusing the debate on controlling public spending and maintaining a balanced budget.

The French government is launching 100 euros of fuel aid for workers, with automatic payments from October 16. At the same time, ten million barrels of diesel will be released to reduce prices at the pump.

RN deputy Jean-Philippe Tanguy admitted that his party attracted individuals with extremist opinions, described as “infiltrators”. This statement follows the dismissal of a parliamentary attaché for racist and anti-Semitic publications.
During the 126th congress of the Radical Party in Dijon, Gabriel Attal and Édouard Philippe called for the central bloc to come together for 2027. If the two rivals advocate dialogue, they remain divided on the method, with Philippe firmly rejecting the idea of a primary.
Stéphane Labbé, mayor of Vern-sur-Seiche, is at the heart of a controversy after making comments deemed stigmatizing about the corpulence of Travelers during a debate on arming the municipal police.

Gabriel Attal and Édouard Philippe pleaded for the coming together of the central bloc during the Radical Party congress in Dijon, without however announcing a common strategy or concrete union mechanism for the future presidential election.