France is once again grappling with a fiscal crisis following the government’s inability to secure parliamentary approval for the 2026 budget. Sebastian Lecornu, France’s fourth prime minister in just eighteen
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British expatriates residing in France may soon face significant changes to their access to free healthcare as French lawmakers advance measures to close a longstanding loophole. Presently, expats not engaged
French winemakers are contending with a convergence of challenges threatening the stability of one of the nation’s vital economic pillars. Representing the independent winemakers’ syndicate, JeanMarie Fabre has warned that
Once regarded as anchors of financial stability within the eurozone, Germany and France are now contending with turbulence that has upended old perceptions. These two former bastions, once considered the
The French government is preparing to initiate legal proceedings against British private equity firm Greybull Capital following accusations that it failed to honour significant investment pledges for the struggling steel
France is rapidly becoming the epicentre of financial turbulence amid mounting concerns over public debt and political paralysis. The abrupt resignation of French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu, after barely a
Gabriel Zucman, the Paris School of Economics professor famously dubbed the “billionaire’s nightmare”, has ignited fierce debate across France and beyond with his audacious proposal for a new wealth tax.
The French political landscape is being reshaped by a fierce debate over a proposed wealth tax that has captured the nation’s imagination and could destabilise its current government. Prime Minister
Britain is poised to extend an invitation to Germany to join its Tempest next generation fighter jet initiative, amid mounting tensions between German and French defence partners over their rival
The billionaire owner of LVMH, Bernard Arnault, has voiced strong opposition to France’s proposed wealth tax, warning that its introduction could significantly damage the nation’s economy. Arnault, currently the richest
For decades, French retirees have enjoyed an enviable standard of living, departing the workforce as early as 62 and benefiting from one of the most generous state pension systems in
François Bayrou, France’s prime minister, is staring down the barrel of likely defeat in an impending parliamentary no-confidence vote, set for next week. Waiting in the wings are Jordan Bardella
On both sides of the Channel, storm clouds are gathering over the economies of Britain and France. The threat of a rescue by the International Monetary Fund now looms as
France stands on the precipice of a potential financial intervention by the International Monetary Fund as its government teeters dangerously close to collapse. Warnings from the finance minister, Eric Lombard,
France’s prestigious mineral water industry has been thrust into the spotlight following a damning report by the French Senate. At the centre of the controversy lies Perrier, the iconic fizzy
