
France’s Bayrou rules out changing retirement age
The French prime minister’s opponents were quick to attack him for what they see as a volte-face.
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MEP Pascal Canfin quits Macron’s party leadership over ‘profound disagreement’
The lawmaker says he’s not happy with where the party is heading domestically.
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France unveils next government
Prime Minister Michel Barnier named his team after a record-long transition period.
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Does Europe’s economy need Mountain Dew?
While Brussels has been obsessed recently with the “Draghi report,” that’s NOT the topic of this week’s episode. We will, however, discuss WHY Brussels is so besotted. (Spoiler alert: It’s be…
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French PM Barnier needs 4 types of ministers if he’s going to survive
Newly appointed French leader faces an uphill battle to form a government with a fragmented parliament, an unhappy left wing, and a far right that wields key influence.
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France’s Le Pen says she will let new Prime Minister Barnier do his job
“We don’t wish to cause obstructions,” Le Pen says in interview with La Tribune.
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Europe needs a centrist agenda
Extremist and populist parties exploit real fears and frustrations — they don’t invent them. And far too many feel their grievances have been insufficiently addressed by the political center.…
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Orbán isn’t as isolated as you think
The Hungarian leader has been able to build a coalition of like-minded allies who share his strategic goal — creating “a Europe of nation states.”
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After a whirlwind 5 years, Breton’s back for more
POLITICO looks back on the French commissioner’s first stint at the Berlaymont.
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