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Since the verdict against Marine Le Pen and her National Assembly, which almost everyone has already somewhat forgotten, France has been rocked by increasingly dark affairs interspersed with mimes of Macron's (to say the least) bizarre adventures, all against the background of deep political turmoil and slight stumbling under the burden of the budget crisis and public debt. Even the recent victory of PSG in the Champions League could not pass without the "expectedly" tragic incidents, which is just another indicator of the far wider social crisis that France has fallen into.

TV maniac

Marquise handkerchief

For the purposes of discrediting the EU, even some kind of bizarre video was used, in which drunken people pee from bridges into canals at some kind of party in the Netherlands. "Informer" immediately connected the story of a decadent Europe that is experiencing its demise

The war in Ukraine

Macron, Mertz, Starmer and Tusk called on Russia for a temporary truce

A day after Victory Day, European leaders Emmanuel Macron, Friedrich Mertz, Keir Starmer and Donald Tusk jointly called on Moscow to agree to a 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine

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Serbian students in front of the Council of Europe read a letter to Macron about justice and hope

Students who traveled through five countries to reach Strasbourg read the letter they will send to the French president. In it, they seek support for a generation that does not want to leave Serbia, but to reawaken justice, dialogue and truth in it

Russian-Ukrainian conflict

Which countries are sending troops to Ukraine?

With the arrival of Donald Trump as president, there was a turn in the US policy towards the war in Ukraine. Great Britain and France are still determined to send troops to Ukraine

The war in Ukraine

Macron: Ukraine should have "realistic" expectations regarding the territory

French President Emmanuel Macron has taken aim at Elon Musk, a close ally of US President-elect Donald Trump, accusing him of supporting a "new international reactionary movement".

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Chronicle of the announced shipwreck

After the fall of Prime Minister Michel Barnier's government, the political crisis in France took on a completely new and unexpected dimension. And while Emmanuel Macron (pictured) persistently denies any responsibility for its origin and deepening, the question is whether the future prime minister will manage to achieve a minimum of political compromise and find a hypothetical majority in the Parliament and thus stop the worrying political, budgetary and wider social crisis into which France fell

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The Prime Minister of France officially resigned

Choosing a successor to former French Prime Minister Michel Barnier will be a delicate task for an increasingly vulnerable President Emmanuel Macron, who is forced to moderate the views of MPs on both extremes of French politics.

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A months-long dispute over the budget could cause the fall of the French government

France could be left without a government from Wednesday, which would cause a serious political crisis. The left-right clash over the budget could topple Prime Minister Michel Barnier's government. And what happens after that is completely unclear

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Notre Dame Cathedral opens after more than five years

The reconstruction of one of the most famous symbols of Paris lasted more than five years. Notre Dame will be officially opened on December 7

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Macron presented a new, mostly right-wing government

The new government of France will be largely right-wing, and the new Prime Minister Michel Barnier, a conservative who was the EU's main negotiator with Great Britain on Brexit, was introduced at the beginning of September. The alliance of conservatives and the center party is not enough to pass the law on its own, so it will depend on parties such as the far-right National Rally led by Marine Le Pen.

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On the extreme right - level

After 51 days of unprecedented political procrastination in French history, Emmanuel Macron finally appointed the right-wing conservative, XNUMX-year-old Michel Barnier, as prime minister, with explicit assurances from none other than Marine Le Pen that her far-right National Rally would not topple the government on its first day. Is this the denouement or are we on the threshold of a new cycle of political crisis in France

International relations

Macron's visit to Serbia in the eyes of others: A step further from Moscow, towards the EU

French President Emmanuel Macron paid a two-day visit to Serbia during which a number of bilateral agreements were signed, including the Agreement on the supply of Rafale aircraft and related goods and services. Macron assessed that agreement as a "strategic change and a demonstration of the European spirit."

The second day of the French President's visit

Makron and Vučić in Novi Sad: Visit to Matica Serbia and the company "Schnejder elektrik"

Macron and Vučić at the Forum on Youth and Artificial Intelligence in Novi Sad. After that, it is planned that the French and Serbian presidents will unveil a plaque at the modernized "Nikola Tesla" airport.

Visit of the French President

Meeting between Vučić and Macron: The purchase of 12 French "Rafala" planes will cost Serbia 2,7 billion euros

French President Emmanuel Macron arrived on a two-day visit to Serbia, and with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, he discussed strategic issues, bilateral cooperation, Serbia's path to the European Union and strategic relations in the world and Europe. They also discussed the contract worth 2,7 billion euros, according to which Serbia should buy 12 new French "Rafala" fighter planes ‌

Macron's arrival in Serbia

Vučić and Macron: Rafal, economy and lithium

Relatively lively diplomatic activity in Serbia during the summer continues with the visit of French President Emmanuel Macron. Will lithium be a topic in Belgrade, in addition to the purchase of Rafal planes?

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How the right-wing got stronger: the "Paris caste" does not understand the people

Few people in Paris have a car, says public opinion researcher Jérôme Fourquet. This is one of the reasons why the elites there have little understanding of the people and why more and more votes are going to the right-wing

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A new resistance movement

After unprovoked dissolution of the parliament in the desire for clarification on the internal political level, President Macron got the exact opposite. After unexpected twists and turns, especially between the two election rounds, France found itself in a situation where the political scene is divided into three almost irreconcilable political blocs - none of which has a sufficient majority in parliament. Has France become an "ungovernable" country?

Analyze

Who will lead France and Europe to where?

The French certainly voted for changes, but what kind? It is clear that the vast majority did not want the right-wing National Rally and no longer support Emmanuel Macron's policies. But what kind of politics do they want? The security and future of the European Union largely depends on who will lead France and in what direction

Analyze

Struggle for power in France: Dominance of the extreme right, "swayed" Macron's chair

On Sunday, France holds a second round of snap elections, called by Emmanuel Macron after his camp suffered a blow in last month's European elections. The far-right National Rally (RN) of Marine Le Pen won the first round of the election last week. What are the analyst estimates?

Elections in France

Macron in trouble: Is cohabitation with the right-wing waiting for the failed president

Marine Le Pen's National Rally is the strongest party after the first round of parliamentary elections in France. If they win an absolute majority, President Emmanuel Macron will have an unpleasant cohabitation. If they don't win, then it just gets complicated

Elections in France

The final results of the French election: National Rally wins, Macron's party in third place

The Ministry of the Interior announced the final results of the elections in France, according to which the right-wing National Rally party won, while Macron's party took only third place.

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Elections in France: Forecasts in favor of the National Gathering and a possible "tense cohabitation"

In France, on Sunday, June 30, the first round of extraordinary parliamentary elections will be held, where the rise of the right-wing bloc is expected.

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Who writes and who endures history

After the total debacle experienced by his ruling political formation "Renaissance" in the elections for the European Parliament under the onslaught of the far-right "National Gathering", French President Emmanuel Macron decided to dissolve the French Parliament and call for extraordinary parliamentary elections for June 30, 2024, giving all Europeans completely "hijacked" the elections, "privatizing" them in the context of the French internal political crisis

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The left together against Macron and against Le Pen

France's left-wing parties will try together to win the parliamentary elections in France, which President Macron hastily called after suffering a fiasco in the European elections.

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Macron dissolved the government and called elections due to the success of the far right in the elections

In the elections for the European Parliament, the party of the French president "Revival" suffered a defeat against the far-right party "National Gathering" of Marine Le Pen.

European tour

The difficult dialogue of the President of China in Paris

The head of the Communist Party and the President of China, Xi Jinping, did not even hint, at least not publicly, that he was responding to the concerns and accusations of his European interlocutors after the talks with Emmanuel Macron and Ursula von der Leyen.