
The president of Nouvelle Énergie and mayor of Cannes pleads for a revision of the Constitution in order to escape the stranglehold of European case law.
David Lisnard, president of Nouvelle Énergie and mayor of Cannes, pleads for the reestablishment of the offense of illegal residence and a constitutional revision to set reception quotas, far from endangering the rule of law according to Guillaume Tabard.
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Debates on popular sovereignty, immigration and constitutional revisions with a view to the 2027 presidential election.
Guillaume Tabard: “Bruno Retailleau’s projects, an institutional and popular big bang”
COUNTERPOINT - Far from endangering democracy based on the rule of law, Bruno Retailleau proposes strengthening democracy based on popular sovereignty.
Presidential 2027: David Lisnard wants to “reestablish the offense of illegal residence in France”
“We must review the Constitution to get out of the grip of European jurisprudence to be able to determine, like many democracies, quotas, to know who we welcome,” argued this Thursday the president of Nouvelle Énergie and mayor of Cannes.
Referendum: eight out of ten French people want to have the last word in the event of censorship of a law by the Constitutional Council
POLL - According to an Odoxa-Backbone Consulting survey for Le Figaro, an overwhelming majority of French people are in favor of the president being able to organize a referendum in the event of censorship of a law by the Sages, as proposed by Bruno Retailleau.

As the 2027 presidential election approaches, the French political class is targeting the National Rally after the agreement between Jordan Bardella and Nigel Farage. Meanwhile, Bruno Retailleau contests democracy, François Bayrou pleads for an expanded primary in the center and the polls place Marine Le Pen in the lead.

The Algerian presidency announced the transformation of a military barracks located in the Tanezrouft desert into a high-security prison to incarcerate drug lords and traffickers.

Guest of Europe 1, François Bayrou warns of an RN-LFI duel in 2027 which would pose a “lethal danger” to France. He calls for a large primary from the central bloc and strongly criticizes the RN's proposals.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced an aid and tax relief program of 2.2 billion euros for 2027, including an increase in the minimum wage to 1,000 euros gross by 2028.
Olivier Faure, first secretary of the PS, sparked a controversy by comparing the destruction of a fire in Porge to that of Oradour-sur-Glane. His comments are strongly criticized by Marc Fesneau.

Bruno Retailleau denounces the RN proposal on the veil, Nicolas Sarkozy pays tribute to Édouard Balladur and the RN deputy Jean-Philippe Tanguy targeted by comments on France Inter.