French protestors left in last-ditch bid to stop pension overhaul
Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to take to the streets across France for what will be the fourteenth day of demonstrations since January to oppose the reform. Macron ...
Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to take to the streets across France for what will be the fourteenth day of demonstrations since January to oppose the reform. Macron ...
Speaking in a televised interview hosted by French national broadcaster TF1, President Emmanuel Macron on Monday evening said that his government is planning to propose tax cuts of up to €2 billion to boost the ...
The move has been prompted by opposition legislators who are seeking to launch a complex, lengthy process in hopes of rejecting Macron‘s unpopular pension law that was enacted last month. ...
Last month he signed a law to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64, despite months of strikes against the bill. He and his government have since tried to ...
After facing angry voters on Wednesday in eastern Alsace, the 45-year-old head of state travelled to the southern Herault region on Thursday to discuss education. The trips outside Paris are ...
The dramatic arrests outside Amsterdam University came a day after demonstrators against Macron’s controversial pension reforms disrupted the 45-year-old during a keenly-watched speech in The Hague. Macron is on the ...
Clashes broke out in several cities, including in Paris, where some protesters briefly set fire to the awning of a famed brasserie prized by the French president. Macron, currently on ...
The reforms were passed by parliament on March 16 after the government used a mechanism to bypass a vote by MPs, inflaming nationwide protests. They were considered adopted by parliament ...
Following massive protests against the pension reforms, which raises the official retirement age from 62 to 64, Borne is set to meet with French President Emmanuel Macron on Monday. Macron ...
The 45-year-old leader on Wednesday said he was prepared to accept unpopularity because the bill raising the retirement age by two years was “necessary” and “in the general interest of ...