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Sébastien Lecornu defends emergency agriculture law amid political tensions over pesticides

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has urged political parties not to turn the newly adopted emergency agriculture law into a partisan issue, arguing that the legislation represents an important tool for strengthening France’s food sovereignty. The government’s position comes......

French ministers diverge over communication on end-of-life legislation

French Industry and Energy Minister Marc Ferracci has criticized the government's handling of communications surrounding France's newly adopted end-of-life legislation, saying he did not understand why a referral to the Constitutional Council was announced before Parliament's final vote. Speaking......

French government targets 0.4% rise in ministry spending for 2027 to tighten public finances

The French government has unveiled plans to sharply curb the growth of ministerial spending in its 2027 budget, proposing an increase of just 0.4% for most ministries as part of a broader effort to strengthen fiscal discipline. The proposed cap excludes defense expenditure and interest payments on public......

Bruno Retailleau challenges Constitutional Council over France’s assisted dying law

French politician Bruno Retailleau has urged members of the Constitutional Council of France to avoid any potential conflict of interest as the institution prepares to examine the country’s new assisted dying legislation. Speaking on BFMTV, Retailleau argued that constitutional judges who had......

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu chooses Morocco for first official overseas visit

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu will make Morocco the destination of his first official trip abroad since taking office, underscoring the strategic importance of Franco-Moroccan relations. The two-day visit to Rabat is scheduled for July 15–16 and will bring together senior officials......

French government survives no-confidence vote as heatwave motion fails in Parliament

The French government has comfortably survived a no-confidence vote after lawmakers in the National Assembly overwhelmingly rejected a motion introduced by the Green parliamentary group over the government's handling of the recent heatwave. Only 132 lawmakers voted in favor of the motion, well short......

French PM dismisses no-confidence motion over heatwave response as political maneuver

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has rejected a parliamentary no-confidence motion centered on the government’s response to the recent heatwave, accusing its sponsors of exploiting the tragedy for political purposes rather than seeking a constructive debate. Speaking before the National......

Affaire Lyhanna: French Prime Minister to meet victim’s mother amid justice system scrutiny

The French Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, is expected to meet “in the near future” at Matignon with the mother of a child victim linked to the so-called Affaire Lyhanna, as political and judicial scrutiny intensifies over alleged systemic failures in handling prior complaints against......

Budget 2027: Sébastien Lecornu urges ministers to cut “Unrealistic” spending requests

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has called on government ministers to reassess and reduce what he described as “unrealistic” spending requests ahead of the preparation of the 2027 national budget. In a formal letter reported by media sources, Lecornu warned that administrative......

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