
The President of the Republic would like them to start by working together on the project.
For the 2027 presidential election, Emmanuel Macron favors a coalition ranging from Raphaël Glucksmann to David Lisnard rather than a primary, in order to avoid a Le Pen-Mélenchon duel.
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The 2027 French presidential election is giving rise to anticipated thoughts and political strategies within the political class.
2027 presidential election: rather than a primary, Macron wants a coalition going from Glucksmann to Lisnard to thwart the Le Pen-Mélenchon duel
COUNTERPOINT - Considering the candidates in the running to be inaudible in substance, the President of the Republic would like them to start by working together on the project.
Presidential 2027: Can Raphaël Glucksmann reach the second round?
SIMULATOR – Invested from the first round of the social democratic primary, Raphaël Glucksmann nevertheless approaches the presidential election with several handicaps: a divided left, polls at half mast and François Hollande in ambush.

The government is preparing a decree to encourage branches with salaries below the minimum wage to increase their minimums, while the unions are calling for a strike in transport on November 5.
Olympic judo champion Teddy Riner announces his candidacy for the presidential election. He wants to bring the French together after an observation of division post-Olympics.

A few months before the presidential election, candidates from the right and the center are debating the organization of a primary. At the same time, the government is preparing to hold a tense social conference concerning the minimum wage, while RSF is urging candidates to commit to press freedom.

A Harris Interactive poll places Marine Le Pen (34-36%) and Jean-Luc Mélenchon (18-19%) at the top of voting intentions for the presidential election, ahead of Édouard Philippe and Raphaël Glucksmann who are losing ground.

As the 2027 presidential election approaches, the right is debating the organization of a primary in the face of the domination of Marine Le Pen and Jean-Luc Mélenchon in the polls. At the same time, the government is facing social protests over purchasing power and RSF is calling on the candidates on press freedom.

MEP Sarah Knafo proposes abolishing the Ministry of Sports to save money, believing that France does not need a ministry for each area of excellence.