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Bloomberg: The three scenarios for Macron after the PM’s resignation

The deadline for submitting the budget is 13 October, which makes it almost certain that exceptional measures will be triggered

Bayrou submitted his resignation to Macron – The candidates for his succession

Face-to-face meeting of the outgoing Prime Minister with the French President at the Élysée – Announcement on his successor could come even today

François Bayrou: The man who failed more times than anyone else, finally managed to become Prime Minister

François Mitterrand's historic phrase "at last the problems begin" is how the next Prime Minister of France, François Bayrou, chose to position himself shortly before taking office

The reopening of Notre Dame de Paris is a “miracle,” but can it save Macron

Few had believed that it was possible to rebuild the 860-year-old monument in such a short time - This may give Macron a "respite" writes the New York Times, but is it enough to reverse the negative course of his administration?

France: The country in political turmoil after Barnier’s fall – The candidates for prime minister

The radical left calls on Macron to resign - The French president will give a speech tonight at 21:00 - Markets in turmoil

France: The debate on the motion of impeachment against Barnier has begun

Macron will appoint a new prime minister by Saturday in case the Barnier government falls

France: In the early hours of the evening, the National Assembly’s decision on the motion of impeachment against Barnier

Marine Le Pen has made it clear that her party will vote in favour of the motion of censure leading to the fall of the government

France: Michel Barnier’s government collapses – Impeachment motions tabled, vote on Wednesday

If the proposals are passed, the government will fall - The Left and the National Rally have tabled two no-confidence motions - Le Pen said her party will vote for all the proposals

France: Barnier activated Article 49.3 to pass the budget without a vote

The government has pledged that there will be no reduction in reimbursement for prescription drugs in 2025, meeting one of the demands of the far right