French PM Barnier faces vote of no confidence after budget row
French lawmakers are to hold a vote of no confidence on Wednesday to decide on the future of the centre-right government led by Prime Minister Michel Barnier. From 4 pm (1500 GMT), two motions are to be debated and voted on in the National Assembly - France's lower house - submitted by the left-wing camp and the far-right nationalists around Marine Le Pen.
French government teeters after PM Barnier forces through budget
France's minority government is on the brink of collapse after Prime Minister Michel Barnier used special powers to force through his budget without a vote in parliament. Furious opposition parties said they would back a no-confidence motion to oust the former Brexit negotiator in a vote that could take place as early as Wednesday.
French Prime Minister Michel Barnier is set to ram through parliament the social security bill of the 2025 budget, leaving ...
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The former European commissioner is expected to go down as France’s shortest-serving prime minister in modern history.
Some say she dare not disappoint her base, others that she needs an election before her potentially disqualifying trial ...
Today, deputies in France's National Assembly will deliver their verdict on Mr Barnier in a no-confidence vote, likely to ...
Requests to amend France’s 2025 budget as the government of Prime Minister Michel Barnier battles to remain in power would ...
Far-right French leader Marine Le Pen told a Sunday newspaper that her party would not necessarily vote to topple Prime Minister Michel Barnier's government -- so long as he agreed to negotiate.
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