
Publication of data on civil servant retirements and presidential interventions on national and international issues.
AI-generated summary
The executive includes for the first time the share of pensions of former public employees in the budgetary annexes. Emmanuel Macron is nearing the end of his presidential term.
What the new data reveals on the weight of civil servant pensions in French budgetary expenditure.
DECRYPTION - For the first time, the executive publishes, in the annexes to the state budget for 2027, the exact share of the pensions of former public employees in the appropriations of the various ministries.
Russian threat, fuel prices, 2027 presidential election: what to remember from Emmanuel Macron's interview on TF1 and France 2.
Eight months before his departure from the ĂlysĂ©e, the president wanted to show Thursday evening that he remains in charge, on domestic issues as well as in the face of international tumults.
Five years after being an epicenter of the âyellow vestsâ, Bourges hosted a new demonstration. With 2,400 participants according to the CGT, the movement is struggling to regain the scale of 2019 and is being diluted in a broader convergence of struggles.
The international press highlights the scale of the riots in France, seeing them as a sign of deep social anger, the decline of Macronism and increased political polarization in the run-up to the presidential election.

The government is publishing for the first time the exact share of pensions of former public employees in the 2027 budget. At the same time, the National Assembly is examining thousands of amendments to the finance bill, including measures on pensions and work.
International media and foreign leaders are commenting on the October 17 riots in France, seeing them as a sign of a deep social crisis, the end of Macronism and increased polarization between political extremes.

Following the violence, fires and looting that occurred during demonstrations against the high cost of living on Saturday, Emmanuel Macron will bring together his government before a solemn speech scheduled for this evening at 8 p.m.
Demonstrations against the âhigh cost of livingâ on October 17 degenerated into urban violence and looting across France. The results show 2,000 arrests, 600 injuries among law enforcement officers and major material damage, including the fire at Limoges town hall.