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Paris: French President Emmanuel Macron could choose a new prime minister as soon as Monday, according to his entourage, as he fights political setbacks.

President did not immediately name a successor for Borne, who will stay on as a caretaker along with the rest of the government until a new one is formed

French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne resigned today following recent political turmoil over immigration, paving the way for President Emmanuel Macron to...

Elections but most incumbents are likely to lose. so when we do this next time this year, i think were likely to see a lot of new faces around the world. so it used to be that having the public office, the visibility, that helped. that used to be the case globally. 70% of incumbents would win elections and now it is such a major disadvantage, that in india, it is global now. >> and that is the one place that seems to be bucking the trend. >> exactly. >> but tell me, because you have so many unpo...

The end of the first term. so there is a lot of negativity amplified possibly by social media, and in terms of what is going on. so the implication is that we have all -- the number of elections but most incumbents are likely to lose. so when we do this, this year, i think were likely to see a lot of new faces around the world. so it used to be that having the public office, the visibility, that helped. that used to be the case globally. 70% would win elections and now it is such a major disadva...

French President Macron hails Delors efforts for European integration.

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Prime Minister Hun Manet will meet with French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris and attend the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland in the third week of January, marking his first visit to Europe since taking office.

Over 125,000 have signed a petition condemning Macron's proposal to replace stained-glass in Notre-Dame with new contemporary designs.

PHNOM PENH: Prime Minister Hun Manet will meet with French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris and attend the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland in the third week of January, marking his first visit to Europe since taking office.