Request for Return of Statue of Liberty and NATO Military Plans

A member of the French government requested the return of the Statue of Liberty due to dissatisfaction with America's current state under President Trump. NATO leaders approved military plans to defend against potential Russian invasion of Europe.

French Government's Commitment to Return Art and Cultural Objects to Africa

French President Emmanuel Macron's commitment to return art and cultural objects to Africa has stalled, despite a public pledge made nearly a decade ago. The process of returning objects from French museums to Africa faces legislative hurdles and reluctance to confront France's colonial history in Africa.

French Government Unveils Fourth Cabinet of the Year

French Prime Minister François Bayrou unveiled the fourth government of the year, which is seen as a continuation of neo-liberal Macronism. The government is facing criticism from various political factions and may struggle to survive in the fractured political environment in Paris.

Notre Dame Cathedral reopening amidst French political turmoil

The Notre Dame Cathedral is set to reopen amidst political turmoil in France.

Collapse of French Government After No-Confidence Vote

The French government collapsed after a no-confidence vote against Prime Minister Michel Barnier. Barnier's proposed budget was the trigger, leading to the shortest-serving prime minister in French history. President Macron faces pressure to appoint a new prime minister amidst criticism of his leadership style.

French Government Collapse After Vote of No-Confidence

The French government collapsed after a vote of no-confidence against Prime Minister Michel Barnier, making him the shortest-serving prime minister in the country's history. Opposition parties like the left-wing alliance NFP and far-right RN opposed Barnier's social security budget for 2025. President Macron faces pressure to appoint a new prime minister quickly to avoid embarrassment during Donald Trump's visit to Paris. The collapse plunges France into political paralysis and economic uncertainty.

French Government Toppled by No-Confidence Measure

The French government was toppled after far-left and far-right lawmakers passed a no-confidence measure against Prime Minister Michel Barnier, leading to his resignation and political uncertainty in France. The move marks the first government ousting since 1962.

Riots in New Caledonia

Riots in New Caledonia due to electoral changes by French government, resulting in seven deaths. Australia evacuating its citizens. Investigation opened into the unrest. State of emergency declared and troops sent to quell violence.

Riots in New Caledonia and Police Shooting Incident

Riots in New Caledonia due to electoral changes by French government. Police officer shoots and kills a man after being attacked by a group of individuals. French President Macron makes emergency trip to de-escalate violence.

French Government's Miscommunication About Foiled Terror Attack

The French government initially claimed to have foiled a terrorist attack against a place of worship over Easter weekend, but later retracted the statement, admitting no such plot existed. The deputy minister made a mistake in her announcement and clarified that an arrest related to a previous incident was mistakenly linked to the recent weekend. Protecting churches and synagogues from terrorist attacks is a significant concern in France, which has faced multiple terrorism incidents in recent years.

French government crackdown on drug trafficking

French government launches nationwide anti-drug crackdowns in response to drug trafficking and crime, with raids and arrests in multiple cities. Criticisms of the crackdown linked to political motives ahead of European elections.

Cyberattacks on French Government by Anonymous Sudan

The French government experienced cyberattacks of 'unprecedented intensity', attributed to a group of hackers called Anonymous Sudan, with ties to Russia. The attacks targeted multiple government ministries but the impact has been reduced and services restored. France has accused Russia of online manipulation and President Macron has taken a tough stance against Moscow.

French government offering bonuses to civil servants working during the Olympic and Paralympic Games in Paris

The French government will offer bonuses to civil servants working during the Olympic and Paralympic Games in Paris to prevent strikes. Eligible employees will receive bonuses ranging from 500 to 1500 euros. The government is taking measures to compensate employees and ensure their children are cared for during the events.